A takedown version of the Air Ndestrukt, the Air Penetrator Mid, also released in 1995 and has not been retroed. Air Penetrator Mid: the Ndestrukt takedown model.

The Nike Air Max 95 NDSTRKT is a spectacular running shoe that is part of the Nike Air Max 95 series. In 1978, Nike introduced the groundbreaking Air technology. Athletes and buyers alike have enjoyed the next-generation Air Max shoes with their eye-catching color combinations and reliable, lightweight cushioning. It has beautiful luminous details at the sides that extends into its classic lace ribs that have been improved with durable mesh to give your feet a snug fit. Its sole is made of rubber. Breathable And Unrestricted Movement The Air Max 95 NDSTRKT was specifically designed for the human body and running by Nike. The new TPU cage covers the upper material to produce robust sport look. The visible air elements in the heel and toe area give the 90s vibe and cushion every step while large utility studs ensure stability. Run as long as you want without stopping, the Nike Air Max 95 NDSTRKT propels you to advance with ease without fear of falling or slipping. Thanks to its delicately designed waffle sole profile that grips the ground firmly and keeps you safe on different terrains. Nike Air Max 95 NDSTRKT - Best Price UK Dennis Rodman’s connection to the Ndestrukt line would continue with the release of his first official signature shoe, the Air Worm Ndestrukt in 1996. Rodman however, never wore the Air Worm Ndestrukt on an NBA court, but chose to wear the Air Shake Ndestrukt instead. Soon after, he would leave Nike altogether in favor of Converse. Air Worm Ndestrukt. Photo: sneakerpreservationsociety Emboldened by the commercial success of the Air Raid, Nike would go on to release two more outdoor ready sneakers, the Air Raid II (1993) and the Air Darwin (1994), before finally giving this growing line of a line of rugged, outdoor ready performance sneakers a name: Ndestrukt. The Air Ndestrukt released shortly thereafter. Air Raid II. Photo: mertech Air Darwin Air Ndestrukt. Photo: nikeswoosh6453While the Air Ndestrukt has largely been forgotten by anyone who isn’t a die-hard sneaker enthusiast, the Ndestrukt line has survived thanks to the popularity of the 1996 Air Shake Ndestrukt. 1996 also saw the release of the Rattle Ndestrukt and Roll Ndestrukt, neither of which have been retroed. Together, the three sneakers were advertised under the slogan “Shake, Rattle, Roll”. Air Shake Ndestrukt. Photo: sneakerpreservationsociety Air Rattle Ndestrukt. Photo: sneakerpreservationsociety Air Roll Ndestrukt. Photo: sneakerpreservationsociety DRC stands for durable rubber compound and is essentially solid rubber with extra additives to make the rubber more sturdy. DRC is the heaviest and most durable rubber that Nike uses. In fact, if you look on the outsole of most Ndestrukt models, you will see the letters DRC engraved on them. Today DRC has been renamed XDR, which stands for extra durable rubber, though the chemical makeup of the rubber doesn’t appear to have changed much. Air Ndestrukt with “DRC” engraved on the sole. Photo: tjcaswell COLORWAYS Perhaps a 1995 Eastbay catalog said it best: “Ndestrukt, it is a concept of pure toughness. Reinforced industrial strength footwear built to keep up with human potential. Mile after mile. Game after game. Ton after ton. For hard core athletes and other extremists.” The Air Ndestrukt came with this metal emblem.