Nike 話題鞋款 Air Max Waffle Racer 全新配色「Bright Ceramic」正式登場
此款新配色以鮮豔奪目的色調呈現，鞋面採用尼龍材質，讓人聯想到 Blue Ribbon Sports Waffle Racer 的經典風格；鞋帶孔、鞋頭和鞋跟處則飾有同色系的麂皮材質，為鞋款增添了質感對比；Swoosh 標誌和鞋舌上微妙的「Sail」點綴，進一步襯托了整體設計，營造出強烈的視覺對比。
此鞋融合了經典跑鞋設計與現代 Air Max 緩震技術，結合了 Air Max Plus 和 Waffle Trainer 的元素，在復古美學與當代機能之間取得了平衡。為了兼顧風格與功能性，雕塑感的泡棉中底搭載了外露式 Air 氣墊於鞋跟處，確保每一步都能提供靈敏的緩震效果。靈感直接來自 Bill Bowerman 歷史性創新的誇張鬆餅格紋外底，顯著提升了抓地力和耐用性。
此鞋款預計於 6 月 18 日正式發售，建議售價 $145 美元。
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