Nike Air Max 95 generally fit true to size for most people. The silhouette has a secure, slightly snug feel due to its layered upper and structured design. If you have wider feet or prefer a looser fit, going half a size up can offer a little extra room.

For most standard foot shapes, your usual Nike size should fit comfortably.

If your unsure yiu can check out our Air Max 95 Size Guide.

Since their debut in 1995, the Air Max 95 has never been the cheapest model in Nike’s line-up. Advanced cushioning technology, layered construction and strong demand have always positioned it at a higher price point. Originally retailing at £99 — well above the average trainer price at the time — the later £110 price tag led to the iconic UK nickname “110s.”

So if you’re wondering whether Air Max 95s and 110s are the same thing — they are. The nickname simply comes from the early retail price.

Today, standard retail pricing in the UK sits around £185, depending on the release. If you’re looking to save, you can explore our pre-owned selection or outlet section for below-retail and reduced pairs.

When you think of the Air Max 95, the iconic OG gradient colourways immediately come to mind. Classics like OG Neon, Solar Red, and Spark Blue remain some of the most sought-after releases, especially with their recent return in Big Bubble format. Alongside these heritage pairs, newer variations such as Medium Olive and Blue Tint continue to grow in popularity.

With thousands of iterations released over the years, choosing a favourite isn’t easy — explore our most in-demand Air Max 95 styles here.