Nike Air Max Plus 'Orbit' (Women's) - Size 41 (ARCHIVE)
The Nike Air Max Plus ‘Orbit’ (Women’s) brings a futuristic edge to one of Nike’s most expressive silhouettes. The flowing gradient upper shifts between cool, airy tones, contrasted by the signature wavy cage that gives the model its unmistakable identity. Glossy accents and sculpted lines enhance the dynamic feel, while the Tuned Air cushioning delivers both comfort and attitude. Bold without being overwhelming, this colorway feels confident, directional, and unapologetically modern.
Backstory
First introduced in 1998, the Air Max Plus marked a new chapter in the Air Max lineage. Designed by Sean McDowell, the silhouette drew inspiration from natural forms — palm trees swaying in the wind and ocean waves at sunset — translated into aggressive lines and a technical aesthetic. It was also the first Nike sneaker to feature Tuned Air, offering targeted stability alongside visible cushioning. Over time, the Air Max Plus evolved into a cultural icon, particularly within street and music scenes, celebrated for its fearless design language. Today, through colorways like ‘Orbit’, the silhouette continues to push boundaries while staying rooted in its rebellious DNA.
The Archive
The archive, a concept by The Attic, offers nearly deadstock items at a fraction of their market value. The products available in the archive are distinctive and may be incomplete, have minor defects, or exhibit slight signs of wear.
Remark: Nothing wrong.
Style: HF9989-001Â
The Nike Air Max Plus ‘Orbit’ (Women’s) brings a futuristic edge to one of Nike’s most expressive silhouettes. The flowing gradient upper shifts between cool, airy tones, contrasted by the signature wavy cage that gives the model its unmistakable identity. Glossy accents and sculpted lines enhance the dynamic feel, while the Tuned Air cushioning delivers both comfort and attitude. Bold without being overwhelming, this colorway feels confident, directional, and unapologetically modern.
Backstory
First introduced in 1998, the Air Max Plus marked a new chapter in the Air Max lineage. Designed by Sean McDowell, the silhouette drew inspiration from natural forms — palm trees swaying in the wind and ocean waves at sunset — translated into aggressive lines and a technical aesthetic. It was also the first Nike sneaker to feature Tuned Air, offering targeted stability alongside visible cushioning. Over time, the Air Max Plus evolved into a cultural icon, particularly within street and music scenes, celebrated for its fearless design language. Today, through colorways like ‘Orbit’, the silhouette continues to push boundaries while staying rooted in its rebellious DNA.
The Archive
The archive, a concept by The Attic, offers nearly deadstock items at a fraction of their market value. The products available in the archive are distinctive and may be incomplete, have minor defects, or exhibit slight signs of wear.
Remark: Nothing wrong.
Style: HF9989-001Â
Original: $241.58
-65%$241.58
$84.55Description
The Nike Air Max Plus ‘Orbit’ (Women’s) brings a futuristic edge to one of Nike’s most expressive silhouettes. The flowing gradient upper shifts between cool, airy tones, contrasted by the signature wavy cage that gives the model its unmistakable identity. Glossy accents and sculpted lines enhance the dynamic feel, while the Tuned Air cushioning delivers both comfort and attitude. Bold without being overwhelming, this colorway feels confident, directional, and unapologetically modern.
Backstory
First introduced in 1998, the Air Max Plus marked a new chapter in the Air Max lineage. Designed by Sean McDowell, the silhouette drew inspiration from natural forms — palm trees swaying in the wind and ocean waves at sunset — translated into aggressive lines and a technical aesthetic. It was also the first Nike sneaker to feature Tuned Air, offering targeted stability alongside visible cushioning. Over time, the Air Max Plus evolved into a cultural icon, particularly within street and music scenes, celebrated for its fearless design language. Today, through colorways like ‘Orbit’, the silhouette continues to push boundaries while staying rooted in its rebellious DNA.
The Archive
The archive, a concept by The Attic, offers nearly deadstock items at a fraction of their market value. The products available in the archive are distinctive and may be incomplete, have minor defects, or exhibit slight signs of wear.
Remark: Nothing wrong.
Style: HF9989-001Â
