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Sid Ashford
Dialing back to 1995, I was a 7-year-old kid, who at the time wore nothing outside of Air Jordans. But the sight of a shoe that was engineered to become a classic instantly captivated me. An excessive use of air bubbles and a variety of innovative materials simply put the “Neon” Air Max 95 in a category of its own, later paving the way for over 100+ different colorways. Since its initial return in late 90s, I’ve diligently made sure that I keep at least one crisp pair of “Neon” 95s sitting on the shelves in my closet.
