This year’s Air Max Day will be full of hard hitting punches. After news broke that a new “Vivid Sulfur” colorway of the Nike Air Max Zero Outlet would be releasing, its predecessor will be returning to the retail shelves as well. Now known as the OG Air Max Zero, the silhouette will be making a comeback on Nike’s special Air Max Day. Mixing White, Rift Blue, Hyper Jade and Midnight Navy throughout, the Tinker Hatfield designed model provides Nike heads more to look forward to on the celebratory day.

Tinker Hatfield’s previously unreleased Nike Air Max Zero Online Shopping — the precursor to the Air Max 1 — finally made its long-awaited debut last year in celebration of Air Max Day and, this year, NSW is celebrating the Swoosh-centric holiday with yet another Zero: the return of the “Vivid Sulfur” colorway. Originally released back in January on the SNKRS app, the kicks echo the construction and aesthetic of the original Air Max Zero and employ a combination of yellow and white throughout as contrasting blue accents decorate the lining, Max Air unit and high-wear areas of the rubber outsole.

Nike adds a new sneaker to its elusive HTM line by introducing the Nike Air Max Zero Clearance Sale, a sneaker designed by the Godfather of Streetwear Hiroshi Fujiwara himself. This latest model takes cues from archival models such as the Nike Boston silhouette, a predecessor to the LD-1000 model, and the modern support technologies seen in the Air Max 2014 platform. Featuring a nylon upper with touches of suede and leather throughout, the hybrid sneaker also incorporates Nike’s Flywire for an adaptive and supportive fit, and is rendered in a clean blue and white colorway for its introduction. Check out the new Nike Air Max LD Zero H above and look to purchase it at select Swoosh accounts and online starting March 19.

NIKEiD has added a new sneaker to its selection with the innovativeNike Air Max Zero at Wholesale Price silhouette. Announced via NIKEiD’s Twitter account, the Swoosh will bring in Air Max Day by allowing fans to create their own colorways of the model. Along with adding the Air Max Zero to the NIKEiD family, you can also vote for your favorite Air Max model to return via Nike’s “Vote Back” poll.

With Air Max Day being just around the corner, Nike drops a festive spring colorway for the Nike Air Max Zero UK Stockists — a fitting choice for the new silhouette that first dropped during last year’s event. As part of this year’s City Collection, this AM Zero takes upon a Tokyo theme and features a cherryblossom pink colorway with complementing cream tones. Japanese-style wave embroidery is detailed throughout in navy blue.