Key Details
Price: $170Style Code: DD4004-001Release Date: October 23, 2026
- The Nike Air Max Plus “Spider Web” first released in October 2020 and returns October 23, 2026 for $170.
- A spider web print wraps the mudguard and heel, framing the orange Tn logo on each heel counter.
- The wavy TPU overlays, the Swoosh and the outsole glow in the dark.
Nike confirmed the Nike Air Max Plus “Spider Web” releases October 23, 2026 for $170 at Nike.com and select retailers.
The pair first released in late October 2020, part of the same Halloween run as the Air Max 90 “Spider Web”. Reports list the 2026 pair with the same colorway and style code as the original, which makes it a straight restock rather than a remix. It lands after a busy fall for the silhouette, including the One Piece x Nike Air Max Plus “Ope Ope”. For every other Tuned Air release, see our Nike Air Max coverage.
The “Spider Web” Design
A black mesh upper sits under the Air Max Plus’s signature wavy TPU overlays, which come in a pale tone that glows in the dark along with the Swoosh. A spider web print runs across the mudguard and wraps the heel, where it frames the orange Tn logo on each counter. Limelight Nike Air logos on the tongues, black Air units and a pale, glow in the dark outsole finish the Halloween look.
Nike Air Max Plus “Spider Web” Release Information
The restock releases Friday, October 23, 2026 at $170, the same price the pair carried in 2020. No launch time, kids’ sizing or raffle details have been reported yet.
Nike Air Max Plus “Spider Web”
Color: Black/Limelight/Black
Style Code: DD4004-001
Release Date: October 23, 2026
Price: $170
First Released: October 2020
Status: Confirmed
Updated September 29, 2026: Nike confirmed the October 23, 2026 date and $170 price, moving the release from reported to confirmed.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the Nike Air Max Plus “Spider Web” return?
It releases October 23, 2026 for $170 at Nike.com and select retailers. Nike confirmed the date.
Does the Air Max Plus “Spider Web” glow in the dark?
Yes. The wavy TPU overlays, the Swoosh and the outsole all glow in the dark, while the spider web print covers the mudguard and heel.
Is the 2026 pair different from the 2020 original?
The 2026 pair carries the same colorway and style code as the 2020 release, making it a straight restock with no design changes.
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