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Nike SB Drenches Ishod’s Signature Sneaker in Deep Layered Purple

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A rich mix of tonal hues brings a fresh, expressive edge to a skate shoe built for performance and everyday wear.

A Moody Update to a Skate Essential

Nike SB is back with a new take on Ishod Wair’s signature silhouette, introducing the Air Max Ishod in a striking Grand Purple colorway. Known for balancing durability with style, the model continues to evolve with a look that leans heavily into bold, layered color.

This latest version doesn’t just rely on one shade. Instead, it builds depth through multiple tones, giving the shoe a more dimensional and elevated feel.

Three Shades Create Depth and Contrast

The upper is defined by a mix of darker and lighter purple hues working together across different panels. Deeper tones wrap the mudguard and base, while softer purples highlight the toe box, collar, and lace area.

A white mesh tongue cuts through the darker palette, adding breathability and visual contrast. Lavender laces brighten things slightly, while black branding elements help ground the design and keep it from feeling overly loud.

Built for Skating With Everyday Comfort

Underneath, the sneaker features a black sole unit equipped with visible Air cushioning in the heel, providing impact protection for skating while staying comfortable for daily wear.

A subtle icy blue detail on the outsole adds a final layer of contrast, rounding out a design that feels both technical and expressive.

Priced at $115 USD, the Air Max Ishod Grand Purple is set to land for Summer 2026, offering a versatile option for anyone looking to bring color into their rotation without sacrificing performance.

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