Sizing & Fit: The Air Max 90 runs more on the narrow side so you have to be mindful if you have a wide foot. In my personal experience, the Air Max 90 runs true to size. If you have a wide foot you might find them a little tight, I suggest going half size up for some extra room.

FIT: The Nike Air Max 90 runs true to size, so order your usual size. However, they are a bit on the narrow side so if you have a wide foot we recommend going half a size up to ensure maximum comfort.

Air Force 1s generally run big due to the roomy toe box, which allows for a relaxed fit. We recommend selecting a half-size smaller than your usual Nike shoe size. However, if you have wide feet, you can go with your usual Nike size without having to size down. The shoes get roomier as you break them in.

With the Nike Air Max 1 originally designed as a running sneaker, it doesn't follow a chunky fit and instead opts for a slimline approach. However, it's worth noting that the sneakers don't fit small at all. Instead, they follow a similar fit to most other Nike shoes, meaning that they're a true to size fit.