Nike is bringing back the Air DT Max 96 Low in a crisp “White/Metallic Silver” colorway, with the shoe set to release in July 2026. This is a low-top version of one of Deion Sanders’ most recognized signature models, and the new colorway leans into a clean, warm-weather-ready palette that keeps things simple and wearable.
Nike has been one of the defining forces in athletic footwear since the 1970s, building a catalog that spans running, basketball, cross-training, and lifestyle. The brand’s history with athlete signature shoes goes back decades, and that tradition extends well beyond basketball into football, baseball, and beyond. The Air DT Max 96 is part of that legacy, a cross-training silhouette that carries Sanders’ name and reflects the multi-sport identity he built throughout his professional career.
Deion Sanders is one of the most decorated two-sport athletes in American sports history, known for competing at the highest level in both professional football and professional baseball simultaneously. His Nike signature line reflects that dual-sport versatility, and the Air DT Max 96 became one of his most recognizable shoes from that era. The low-top version of the silhouette trims down the original’s profile, making it more streamlined and suited to everyday wear while keeping the design DNA intact. The “White/Metallic Silver” makeup pairs a clean white base with metallic silver accents, giving the shoe a look that works across a range of settings.
The Nike Air DT Max 96 Low in “White/Metallic Silver” is scheduled to release in July 2026 at a retail price of $170. No specific retailer has been confirmed at this time, so checking Nike’s own channels as the date approaches is your best move. If this one has you interested in Sanders’ broader Nike catalog, it is worth keeping an eye on the full Air DT Max 96 line to see what else Nike has planned.
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