Want to run on air try Nike's air max 360

New running shoe cushioning system

As well as the comfortable feel, runners may also notice Air Max 360 borrows from some of their favorite past Air Max running styles. The rich heritage of the Air Max family of running shoes provides plenty of inspiration, from the color grading of the Air Max '95 to the striping of the Air Max '97 to the clean, "less is more" feel of the Air Max '03. Visually, the design elements that made these models iconic come together to highlight Air Max 360's special feature, the Air-Sole unit that lines the entire base of the shoe.

"The past is meeting the future with the introduction of Air Max 360," said Martin Lotti, Nike Designer of the Air Max 360. "It was important to me to keep the essence of the Air Max family in the shoe so I studied the Air Max lineage and incorporated the key elements of technology and design. Now we have added a foamless midsole and created an all-new standard in performance footwear with full-length air."

Air Max 360 debuts in a National television campaign, called "Awake," featuring an all-star cast of Nike athletes who show their common passion for sport through their commitment to training, no matter how early in the day. While they may struggle to wake up to the early morning call of the pool or tennis court or they gym, they are never deterred by the challenge. The love for their chosen sport propels them to train to get better. Maria Sharapova (WTA), Justin Gatlin (USA Track & Field), Tom Brady (New England Patriots), Alex Rodriguez (New York Yankees) and Liu Xiang (Men's Track and Field Olympic Gold Medalist), among others, invite the world to join the movement by just getting out of bed and playing a sport, any sport. They're call is to "Just Do it."