Nike Air Max 90 Anniversary "Infrared Snake"

Nike Air Max 90 Anniversary "Infrared Snake" — Black/Infrared 23-Turquoise (725235-300)

The Nike Air Max 90 Anniversary "Infrared Snake" (725235-300) released Tuesday, March 17, 2015.

Original retail (2015): $135 · Lowest resale ask: $375 on Flight Club (Nov 8, 2026)

Colorway: Black/Infrared 23-Turquoise · Style code: 725235-300 · Release date: March 17, 2015 · Lowest resale ask: $375 · Availability: Available now

Source: Nike's product feed · stores checked Nov 8, 2026, 5:38 AM ET

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About the Nike Air Max 90 Anniversary "Infrared Snake"

Nike marked the model's 25th year in 2015 with a series that swapped materials rather than shapes, running patent, croc and snake textures across the upper while keeping the original red accent in play. This pair takes the reptile route: black snake-embossed panels, Infrared 23 on the trim and branding, and turquoise as the third tone. Infrared matters here. The 1990 original used a bright red on the heel and sole to exaggerate how thick the Air unit was, turning an engineering feature into a visual one, and every anniversary release that wants to signal its lineage puts that colour back.

Nike released the pair in March 2015 at $135. The embossing changes how the shoe reads at close range without altering its outline. Panel edges catch light differently, and the texture gives the mid-panels weight that plain leather does not. It is a treatment Nike uses sparingly on the 90, which is part of why the anniversary series still stands apart from the general-release colourways that surrounded it.

Written with AI from brand specs; facts checked against our catalog data on Sep 18, 2026.