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The Air Max 2013 is Nike's running-derived lifestyle sneaker, built on a full-length visible Air unit with rubber pods bonded to its underside. The upper uses Flywire cables through the lace loops, so tightening the laces pulls the mesh against the foot instead of relying on stitched overlays. This 'Triple Black' version keeps the mesh, midsole and outsole in one dark tone, which suits people who want a low-key everyday shoe. Against later Air Max models it is softer and more flexible underfoot, but heavier and less structured than a modern foam trainer.
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Owners treat the Air Max 2013 as a comfortable lifestyle shoe rather than a serious runner. They praise the full-length Air cushioning and the clean all-black look, and some find the shoe heavy and the Air unit prone to scuffs.
The Nike Air Max 2013 'Triple Black' is a sneaker with Flywire cables threaded through the lace loops. As the laces close, the cables pull the upper against the foot, so the fit doesn't rely on stitched overlays.
The 'Triple Black' colorway keeps every component dark, from the mesh through the sole unit. An Air chamber runs the full length underfoot, with rubber pods bonded onto its surface at the wear points.