Some releases carry their story in the shoe. This one carries it in the price list. The Nike Air Max 90 “Laser 90” (HJ0624-758) sits at twenty-two shops on Solezilla.com right now, from €98 to €220 in euros, and if you only read that bottom number you’ll draw exactly the wrong conclusion.
First, the shoe
The Laser 90 comes out of Nike’s Mad 90 Pack — four Air Max 90s nodding to classic football boots. This is the Total 90 one. You can read it off the heel: where the Nike Air badge usually sits, there’s the Total 90 mark in black instead. The rest is a bright Zest-yellow upper with a black mesh panel over the instep, a black Swoosh, and a red accent behind the tongue. Nike even laid the skeleton graphic from the original boot under the translucent outsole — flip it and it’s there. Yellow, black and red, with a visible Air unit in the heel. Retail was €150, and the global release landed back on 11 May 2026.
The cheapest number is a size, not a deal
A couple of listings dip to €98 at Foot District, which looks like thirty-odd percent under retail. Before you celebrate, check which sizes those are — the edges of a size run are the first to fall once the first wave is gone, and one leftover pair sets the “from” price on every comparison page from then on. If you happen to wear that size, lovely. If you don’t — and most people don’t — that €98 is information about stock, not about what you’ll actually pay.
The useful offer sits right on retail. A solid cluster of regular shops — 43einhalb, 4Elementos, Afew, Footshop, Schrittmacher — runs between about €149 and €150, several of them with a full size range. Above €170 you cross into the resale side: Stadium Goods, Collect District and Sneaker Ask, with Klekt and Geturbrick topping out at €220. Nike’s own stock is gone, so that upper half is just a sold-out range behaving the way sold-out ranges do. For dollars there are two listings, Shoe Palace and Notre both at $150; no pound offer on this pair at the moment.
On the Air Max 90 model page the Laser 90 reads a Hypescore of 67, band RADIATING — so the charge is still running. But as long as regular retail sits at €150 with sizes in stock, there’s no reason to hand someone an extra seventy euros who knows you’re in a hurry. My advice is boring and it’s worked for years: don’t look at the lowest price, look at the lowest price in your size. Line up the twenty-two shops on the Laser 90 page, filter to your size, and you’ll see in a second whether you’re in the €150 cluster or already on the resale side.