We already knew that this year's Doernbecher Freestyle Collection was going to be something special, but the more we see, the more we're convinced that it's one of the best Doernbecher arrays yet.
Following yesterday's official look at the LeBron 13s, we're now catching a better glimpse of the insane details featured on the Air Max 95. This sneaker was designed by 14-year-old Jacob Burris, affectionately nicknamed "The Bionic Boy" by his family. His Air Max 95's play upon this heroic theme, with an intricate reflective circuit board pattern and Spider-Man inspired color blocking. They even include a signature from none other than Stan Lee, the creator of Spider-Man.
Take a look at the kicks in all their glory below, which includes a look at the reflective capabilities in action, and expect these 95s to arrive alongside the rest of the Doernbecher Freestyle Collection on November 21.
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