Nike Air More Uptempo Low 'Triple White' FZ3055-100: Design and Fit

The Nike Air More Uptempo Low 'Triple White' (FZ3055-100) takes the 1996 Air More Uptempo and cuts it down to a low-top, in an all-white build with a synthetic leather upper, oversized AIR lettering and a full-length visible Air unit.

The Nike Air More Uptempo Low Triple White sits in the wider Nike range at PUSHAS, alongside other Uptempo Lows. This guide covers where the model comes from, what the Low changes, the all-white colourway and how to wear it.

Where the Air More Uptempo comes from

The Air More Uptempo debuted in 1996 and was designed by Wilson Smith. It was built around Air: large visible Air units run heel to toe.

The shoe is also tied to Scottie Pippen, who wore it in 1996. It was never his signature model. Oversized AIR lettering runs across the sides.

What the Low changes

The Low swaps the high-top shape for a lower cut. The Low keeps the Uptempo's main ideas: the large AIR branding, the visible Air-Sole unit underfoot and a rubber outsole. What changes is the height of the shoe, so the ankle is no longer covered and the proportions are more compact.

On this pair, the oversized AIR letters run across the side panel, and the full-length Air unit sits in the midsole.

The all-white colourway

'Triple White' describes a pair built in one colour. On the listing photos, the upper is white, the midsole is white with the Air units visible, and the laces are white too. The AIR lettering is white on white.

The large lettering across the side panel and the visible Air in the sole are the main features to look at.

Materials, fit and how to style it

The upper is a synthetic leather upper with mesh AIR lettering across the side panel. Underneath, the Air-Sole unit runs the full length of the midsole, with a rubber outsole for traction.

On fit, sizing reports for this model are limited. Use the Nike size guide to compare your usual Nike size and check the listing for the sizes currently offered.

Wilson Smith designed the original in 1996 around large visible Air units, and the Low carries that idea in a full-length unit with a rubber outsole beneath it.

For styling, these are suggestions. Try straight-leg denim or work trousers with the hem resting just above the shoe, so the lettering stays visible. Try shorts if you want the low cut on show, or try a pair of cropped trousers with plain socks. A plain tee or a heavyweight hoodie keeps the focus on the shoe, and tonal socks suit a single-colour pair. Try white socks worn low with shorts, or grey marl trackpants with a matching hoodie for a tonal look.

The details at a glance

Detail	What it is	Try it with
AIR lettering	Oversized, mesh, white on white across the side panel	Straight-leg denim
Cut	Low-top version of the 1996 high	Shorts or cropped trousers
Cushioning	Full-length visible Air-Sole unit, rubber outsole	Plain tee, tonal socks
Colour and upper	All-white synthetic leather upper, white midsole	Heavyweight hoodie

Live now at PUSHAS

The Nike Air More Uptempo Low 'Triple White' is live now, along with the AMBUSH 'Black' Uptempo Low. Every pair is authenticated by hand, so you can shop with confidence. The live listing shows the current price. See the Triple White listing.

For sizing help and more on buying Nike, read the Nike size guide and where to buy Nike.

FAQ

What is the style code for the Nike Air More Uptempo Low Triple White?

The style code is FZ3055-100.

Does the Nike Air More Uptempo Low Triple White run true to size?

Sizing reports for this model are limited, so use the Nike size guide to compare against your usual Nike size.

What is the Uptempo Low made of?

The upper is synthetic leather with mesh AIR lettering on the side panel and a full-length visible Air-Sole unit in the midsole.

Who designed the Nike Air More Uptempo?

Wilson Smith designed the Air More Uptempo, which debuted in 1996.

How do you style the Uptempo Low in all white?

Try straight-leg denim or shorts with a plain tee, and keep the hem short enough that the AIR lettering stays visible.