Quick Facts
- Starting with a black base and hits of bright Gamma Blue on the lace panel, tongue, laces, and the Air bubbles.
- Just like the Gamma 11s, a hit of black patent leather is added to the wavy side panel blocking, while the rest of the black paneling switches between suede, synthetic, and mesh
- The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble Scorpion will be released Fall 2026
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Nike’s flood of Air Max 95s has slowed a little bit over the past few months, trading the focus from endless in-line colorways to a more refined drop schedule highlighting pairs like the Palace collab and the World Cup-ready T90 hybrid pairs. The Swoosh is still rolling out some more GR colorways, though, and the latest big bubble pair brings some vibes straight from the Jordan catalog.
The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble Scorpion is an AM 95 version of the Air Jordan 11 Gamma that dropped late last year, starting with a black base and hits of bright Gamma Blue on the lace panel, tongue, laces, and the Air bubbles. Just like the Gamma 11s, a hit of black patent leather is added to the wavy side panel blocking, while the rest of the black paneling switches between suede, synthetic, and mesh.
Reflective grey accents are added to the tongue stabilizer, with more grey on the Air Max tongue logo and heelside mini Swoosh. Finally, the Scorpion name comes into play with tiny scorpion graphics added to the lateral heel and outsole. If you're unfamiliar, this scorpion logo actually dates back to Nike's 2002 "Secret Tournament" marketing campaign for the World Cup. The campaign also went by Scorpion KO, and promotional materials featured this same scorpion design.
The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble Scorpion will be released Fall 2026 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $190. For all the latest Nike Air Max news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
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