Nike just unveiled the new Air Max Dn8, a sneaker built for all-day comfort with cutting-edge Dynamic Air tech. It’s the first Nike shoe to feature a full-length Dynamic Air system—two Air units and eight interconnected tubes that create nonstop airflow from heel to toe. The result? More bounce, more flex, and a smoother stride.

Lead designer Jonathan Kosenick says they wanted a low-to-the-ground feel without sacrificing that signature Air comfort. “We wanted to improve transition and we did that by designing eight Air chambers directly in contact with the ground,” he explained.

The heel unit has two pressurized chambers—15 psi in the back for support and 5 psi up front for a softer feel—allowing air to move naturally with every step. The forefoot follows the same setup, boosting energy return and responsiveness. A breathable upper and premium materials keep it stylish and durable.