The Nike Air Max ST has been regularly throughout the last couple of months. We have spotted colorways such as grey/black, white/grey-obsidian and the original colorway. Nike has just released yet another JD Sports exclusive in the form of this Air Max ST.

This particular sneaker features a very similar colorway to the Nike Air Max Classic BW Matte Silver/Challenge Red we showed you in mid-October. It features a predominately white and off-white base with minimal challenge red and black accents throughout the toe area, side and heel panels. This is definitely a subtle colored ST that can be ideal for any season. Click here to view additional photos.

In the midst of all of the Nike Air Max 95 retros we have seen this year, Nike has also unleashed multiple colorways of the lesser-known Air Max ST. With that said, Nike has just released a JD Sports exclusive in the form of this Air Max ST.

This particular sneaker features a very similar colorway to the Air Max ST White/Blue-Grey we showed you in June. It features a predominately white and grey base with minimal obsidian and blue accents throughout the heel panel. This is definitely a subtle colored ST ideal for the fall/winter season. Click here to view additional photos.

The ST isn’t yet one of the more popular Air Max models, but this pair is set to put this silhouette on the forefront of Nike’s lineup.

The uppers use a mixture of materials including mesh and nubuck. The splashguard is grey, wrapping all the way around the bottom portion of the upper, and black patch is use don the heel, matching the bubble window surround. The real accents come from the purple liner and leather heel section and the orange Swoosh and tongue label. The tongue possesses the same elasticity that we’ve seen on other Nikes like the Air Max 180.

These won’t release any time soon, but once more information and pictures source we’ll be sure to keep you up to date.

Nike’s Air Max line has long been a favorite of sneakerheads everywhere, and with good reason. The popularity of the Air Max ‘95 and Air Max 1 have proven that the once-revolutionary air bubble technology is still just as sought-after now as it was at its release.

So it should come as no surprise that Nike will bring this Air Max ST OG back in some new colors. Seen here for October 2009, this pair features a navy and white base with red swoosh and lining. The remainder of the upper also gets a navy and white colorway, with perforated patent leather for the white portion. An old school Air Max print also appears on the tongue in bold font.

The ST OG may not get the same love as its Air Max brothers, but it’s a solid silhouette, no? Head to the comments section and share your opinions on this one.

Earlier this month we gave you a preview of the Dark Grey Air Max ST, and today we’ve got detailed photos of this classic.

The Nike Air Max ST dropped originally in the early 90’s and makes its first return to the sneaker game since its inception. The Dark Grey colorway comes in a nice mix of materials, and is accented with hints of black and white. One of the most memorable features of the ST is the teardrop shape surrounding the Air unit. You can pick them up from Purchaze now for $180.

Check out the detailed photos by clicking here.

We recently saw our first look at the grey and black version of the upcoming retro Air Max ST. Today, we have a better look at this upcoming fall colorway.

The Nike Air Max ST is another classic running shoe from the Swoosh. For many, the teardrop detailing around the Air bubble takes them back to the early 90’s. Though this colorway may not be as classic as others, the combination of grey and black is always a good look.

Click here to let us know if you’ll be picking these up in the fall.

The return of the Nike Air Max ST has been long awaited by many, the classic Hot Red colorway will likely be on many cop lists.

This Nike Air Max ST comes from that early 90’s era of Nike Running, where it seemed everything they produced turned to gold. Along with the Hot Red colorway, a new Dark Grey colorway has also now become available at Purchaze. Though the weak dollar brings the price up to about $180, it might be worth it for those that collect running shoes.

Click here to see both colorways.