Nike Air Max 90 Trainers - White - UK 12

For basic cleaning, wipe the textile and leather surfaces with a soft, damp cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a specialized sneaker cleaning solution with a soft brush, working in circular motions. Rinse the brush and wipe off excess solution with a clean cloth. Air dry completely.

While the Max Air unit provides excellent cushioning, the Air Max 90s are primarily designed as a lifestyle and casual shoe. They are suitable for light athletic activities and everyday comfort, but for serious running or high-impact sports, dedicated performance running shoes would be more appropriate.

The Nike Air Max 90 features textile uppers combined with durable leather and synthetic overlays. The midsole is made of lightweight foam, and the iconic visible Max Air unit provides cushioning in the heel.

Generally, Nike Air Max 90s are considered to fit true to size. We recommend ordering your usual UK shoe size for the best fit. If you are unsure, consult a Nike sizing chart or try them on if possible.

The visible Max Air unit in the heel offers superior cushioning and impact absorption, which helps to reduce stress on your feet and joints. It also retains its shape over time, providing consistent comfort and support throughout the lifespan of the shoe.

While the mixed material upper offers some resistance to light moisture, these trainers are not fully waterproof. Prolonged exposure to heavy rain should be avoided, especially with the white color, as it can lead to staining. Consider using a water-repellent spray for added protection.

The 'Triple White' finish is prone to showing dirt and scuffs. Implement a routine cleaning schedule. After each wear, wipe down surfaces with a damp cloth. For tougher stains, use a dedicated sneaker cleaner and brush. Consider applying a protective spray to create a barrier against dirt.

Adjust the lace fastenings. Ensure they are evenly tightened from bottom to top. The padded ankle collar should feel snug but not restrictive. If discomfort persists, check your sock thickness or try wearing them for a short period to allow for minor break-in.

This can sometimes happen with new shoes, especially with the air unit or outsole. Check if there's any debris trapped between the outsole and midsole. If the squeak persists, sometimes applying a small amount of baby powder under the insole can help reduce friction-related squeaks.