NIKE AIR MAX PLUS

• The Nike Air Max Plus Black Gradient Red is an athletic shoe with TPU supports and Air Max technology.The lack Gradient Red Nike Air Max Plus has an upper made of mesh, which allows for breathability and flexibility. The mesh starts as black at the top near the laces and slowly fades into white near the bottom of the upper, hence the gradient. The sides are supported by shiny black TPU overlays that curve down the upper vertically from the eyestays and form a swirl pattern on top of the toe. The shoe features a shiny-black toe cap, a textured mudguard, and textured black heel support with Tuned Air branding. The Nike Swoosh appears in Red on each side, while the tongue also contains branding with red accents. Air Max units are seen under the heel and the forefoot.

1. Regular Cleaning

• Materials Matter: Identify the materials (canvas, leather, suede, etc.) to choose the right cleaning method.
• Brush Off Dirt: Use a soft brush or cloth to remove surface dirt before it sets in.
• Spot Clean: For stains, use a mild soap solution (like dish soap mixed with water) and a cloth or soft brush.

2. Deep Cleaning

• Machine Wash: If the care label allows, remove laces and insoles, and wash them in a mesh bag on a gentle cycle. Air dry only.
• Hand Wash: For delicate materials, hand wash using a soft brush and mild soap. Rinse carefully.

3. Drying

• Air Dry: Never put sneakers in the dryer. Instead, stuff them with newspaper or a clean cloth to help absorb moisture and maintain shape.
• Avoid Direct Heat: Keep them away from radiators or direct sunlight, which can warp or fade materials.

4. Protection

• Waterproofing: Apply a suitable spray to protect against moisture and stains, especially for suede and leather.
• Shoe Trees: Use shoe trees to maintain shape and absorb moisture if you’re storing them for a long time.

5. Storage

• Cool, Dry Place: Store sneakers in a cool, dry area, ideally in their original boxes or on a shoe rack.
• Avoid Piling: Don’t stack shoes directly on top of each other to prevent crushing.

6. Laces and Insoles

• Wash Laces: Regularly remove and wash laces to keep them clean.
• Replace Insoles: Consider replacing worn-out insoles for better comfort and hygiene.

7. Rotation

• Alternate Pairs: Rotate between multiple pairs to reduce wear and tear on any single pair.

8. Minor Repairs

• Fix Loose Soles: Use a strong adhesive to reattach any loose soles or parts.
• Suede Brush: Use a suede brush to restore the nap of suede materials.

Tips:

• Avoid Wearing in Harsh Conditions: Try to keep your sneakers away from mud, heavy rain, or rough terrain.
• Regular Inspections: Check for any signs of wear or damage regularly to address issues early.

By following these tips, you can keep your sneakers looking great for longer!