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Air Max 95: the Neon name on four codes, and what Big Bubble marks

· · By Redacción HYPEIBIZA

The same colourway name turns up four times in our catalogue on four different codes, once for each size run. Two words in the title, Big Bubble, are the other half of the story. Neither word tells you the size.

On 23 September 2026, our catalogue listed thirty Air Max 95 pairs we can name, and not all are the same shape. Most are the running shoe with visible air units at heel and forefoot. Two are a golf shoe, one is an SB and two are a LEGO collaboration in pre-school sizes. They share two words at the front and a style code that changes. The code tells you the size run, and sometimes the shoe.

What the name carries, and what it does not

On 23 September 2026, exactly nineteen of the thirty carried the words Big Bubble in our catalogue. They nearly always sit before the colourway: Big Bubble Baroque Brown Leather, Big Bubble Slate, Big Bubble Smoke Grey Racer Blue. Pairs without them are usually not the running shoe, or never had them. These are Premium Greedy, Olympic, the two Golf pairs, the two LEGO pre-school pairs, SB Cacao Wow, Tech Illusion Green and the Pink Foam pre-school pair.

So the long name on a listing does two jobs. Big Bubble describes the shoe: it is the word the listings use for the build, not a size or a colourway. Everything after it describes the colourway. Neither tells you whether you are looking at an adult pair, a women's pair or a child's pair. Buyers get that part wrong most often, because the colourway name is identical across all of them.

The Neon name on four codes

Neon is the clearest example in our catalogue. It is the colourway name most people arrive looking for. We list it four times: adult, women's, grade school and pre-school. That is four listings, four names that all say Neon and four different style codes. Two different years sit in brackets, because the adult run and the three smaller runs were not filed for the same season.

Four pairs, one colourway name, four codes. The code is data and is not translated; the blocks below carry today's offers.

The pair, as our catalogue names itStyle codeSize run
Nike Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble Neon (2025)HM4740-001Adult
Nike Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble Neon (2026) (Women's)IO9926-001Women's
Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble Neon (2026) (GS)HF7054-050Grade school
Nike Air Max 95 Neon (2026) (PS)905461-050Pre-school
Loading image…Cargando imagen…Nike Air Max 95 QS Big Bubble Baroque Brown Leather
A Big Bubble pair whose name says nothing about the size run. The code does.

The adult pair spends four words before the colourway. The pre-school pair spends two, and it is the only one of the four without Big Bubble. A search by name finds the adult pair first and the pre-school pair last, with nothing in the words to say they are the same colourway. A code search goes straight to one of the four. The code also tells you it is one of four.

Which prefix carries what

On 23 September 2026, the thirty pairs sat on twenty different prefixes, so most of them carry a single colourway and nothing else. Six prefixes carry more than one. Those six are worth knowing, because there a search by number can still leave you with a choice to make. All counts below are of the pairs named on this page, not of everything the shops stock.

Catalogue prefix counts recorded on 23 September 2026. Six prefixes carry more than one pair; fourteen carry exactly one.

PrefixPairs on this pageWhat sits on it
HM47405The OG Big Bubble run: Neon (2025), Granite, Photon Dust Purple Dynasty, White Saffron Quartz Black, and the pair named simply 'Big Bubble - OG'
IH78533The three Tech pairs: Black University Blue, Illusion Green, Medium Ash Grey Steam
HJ59962Grape and Fresh Mint, both women's
HV46962The two Golf pairs: Neopolitan and Peony Dusty Cactus
IO48002The two LEGO Pixel Camo pre-school pairs, plain and Lucky Green
9054612The two pre-school pairs filed under a numeric prefix: Neon (2026) and Pink Foam
Fourteen single-pair prefixes1 eachFrom the Premium Greedy and the Olympic down to the SB Cacao Wow

The pairs we hold on the deepest prefixes. Each page names the shops that list that exact code and shows today's offers.

Product
Loading image…Cargando imagen…Nike Air Max 95 Olympic (2026)

Nike Air Max 95 Olympic (2026)

Style code: IB7872-100

fromRRP 179,00 €88,00 €· 9 shops

Cheapest today: Asphaltgold, Foot District, URBANSTAR

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The smaller size runs are the ones that come and go

Twelve pairs on this page are not adult pairs: six are women's, two are grade school and four are pre-school. One of those, the Leather SE Nike F.C., is a grade-school pair on its own prefix, not one shared with an adult sibling. That is normal for a model this old. The adult colourways keep being reissued on fresh prefixes, and the child sizes arrive and leave with the season.

So our pre-school pairs are most often filed under a numeric prefix, not a letter one. Numeric codes are the older form: a child's Air Max 95 on a number has usually been listed the same way for a while. The golf pairs are filed under the Air Max 95 name and are not running shoes. A search by name gives you no warning. A code check takes a second and settles it.

How to use this

  • Search the full style code, prefix and all. It is the only part of the name the shops and our catalogue spell identically.
  • Big Bubble describes the build, not the size. The last three digits describe the colourway. Neither describes the size run: look for (Women's), (GS) or (PS), or check the code.
  • Two words that look like the same shoe can be a running shoe and a golf shoe. The code is what separates them.
  • The Air Max 95 hub holds every pair of the model we list. The Nike release page carries what is only dated so far.
  • On a pair only one shop lists, waiting rarely helps. On a pair several shops list, comparing is the whole point: the product page shows them side by side.

The smaller runs and the pairs that are not a running shoe. Each page says plainly which shops have it, or that nobody does yet.