
Nike Air DT Max '96 Low "Triple White": A Fresh Breeze Of Clean Summer Style
LILY PHAM•August 03, 2026
Nike continues shrinking down one of its bulkiest '90s silhouettes, this time turning to the Air DT Max '96, the signature model tied to Deion Sanders, the former NFL and MLB two-sport star known as "Prime Time," now head coach at the University of Colorado.
From High-Top To Low-Top, A Fresher Look
Following the Black/Metallic Gold colorway that made waves earlier this year, Nike is expanding the DT Max '96 Low lineup with a much cleaner finish, approaching a full "Triple White" setup. What stands out is that the upper isn't a flat, uniform white. Off-white base layers peek through the model's signature jagged cut-outs, adding depth rather than a single flat tone across the build.
Still Every Bit "Prime Time"
Even years removed from the field, no Sanders sneaker is complete without a bit of shine. Metallic Silver Swooshes, paired with a matching tint on the heel Air bubble, bring a subtle sparkle that keeps the pair feeling polished without going over the top for everyday wear.
Nike Air DT Max ’96 Low "Triple White"
Structurally, the Low keeps the DNA of the original intact. The shortened collar gives it a lighter, more casual feel, while the visible Air unit in the heel remains a signature touch.
The Nike Air DT Max '96 Low "Triple White" releases August 7, priced at $170.
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