Before he began his work with Nike, Hiroshi Fujiwara developed a love for the LD-1000. Appreciating the shoe’s minimal ‘70s aesthetic, Hiroshi nods to the sneaker's era of origin with his LD-1000 inspired take on the Air Max Zero.
Suede and nylon cover the shoe in his signature obsidian and white color palette. Additionally, Hiroshi has added black accents and a unique, blacked-out Nike Air unit for a sophisticated look.
AIR MAX LD-ZERO H
HERITAGE
Remember the revolution. 1987 saw the birth of the Air Max lineage, showcasing visible Air for the first time. What began as an experiment in cushioning soon evolved into an icon on the track – and the streets. Over the years, it’s been reimagined and retooled, but the heritage always remains.
