Nike's Air Max 95 "Greedy 2.0" Features Mismatched Pops of Color
Updating a colorway introduced in 2015.
Five years after releasing the Air Max 95 in “Greedy,” a mismatched colorway, Nike has followed up with “Greedy 2.0,” refreshing the style in new shades.
Retaining hallmarks of the Air Max 95, a shoe conceived by Sergio Lozano 25 years ago, “Greedy 2.0” applies pops of neon green and blue to the eyestays of the left shoe while blue and red appear on the right. Blue and red air units as well as black and white laces further differentiate the left from the right. Also mismatched are the lateral and medial sides of both shoes, constructed of grey-black and black-white paneling, respectively.
The Nike Air Max 95 “Greedy 2.0” retails for $239 USD at END., where customers can enter a draw to purchase the sneaker.
