The Air Max 97 made its debut on the market in 1997. Contrary to popular belief, mountain bikers rather than Japanese bullet trains inspired the Swoosh's iconic footwear design.

The Nike Air Max 97 “Gold Bullet” is back — and it’s shining brighter than ever. In this on-feet review, we break down the ...

More versions of Nike’s Air Max 97 continue to surface as the sneaker’s premium take will soon see two new colorways. The upgraded construction is complemented by shimmering silver accents ...

The Nike Air Max 97, which has been receiving lots of love lately due to its Futura iterations, takes things back to the OG silhouette, this time with subtle outdoor-ready material updates ...

Then there was the friends and family exclusive Air Max 97 that fall, a sneaker dressed in the classic Undefeated palette of orange and olive green. The plan was to release a limited number of ...

The Nike Air Max 97 are seen at Stashed, Thursday, Jan. 11, 2018, in San Francisco, Calif. (Photo by Santiago Mejia/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images) ...

Nike has announced its newest golf shoe, the Air Max 97 G. The "Silver Bullet" colorway is reminiscent of the original Air Max 97s, which Nike released in 1997.

"The [Air Max 97] is just the right amount of chunky and retro — all things that people are turning back to classic sneakers for right now. Not too chunky, still kind of sleek.

Playing into ‘70s trends, Nike has made the mesh underlays of the Air Max 97 customizable as well, letting users opt for a wave-patterned mesh to give the shoe a psychedelic effect.

The Air Max 97 saw seven pairs released and pays homage to Shady Records, the record label founded by ‘Em and his manager Paul Rosenberg in 1999.

A brand-new eye-catching colorway of the storied Nike Air Max 97 was recently unveiled, and it will be the newest addition to the lineup. The "Cow Print" variation is the new animal-inspired colorway.