Deion Sanders Previews The Nike Air DT Max 96 Low “Legendary”

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In the greater Sanders universe, 2025 was full of ups and downs; son Shedeur saw mixed results in his first season as a pro, and Coach Prime’s Colorado Buffaloes slumped in their first year without #2 and two-way phenomenon Travis Hunter. However, off the field, things remained far less complicated. Prime Time and the Swoosh’s revitalized relationship continues to forge ahead, treating fans of retro footwear to his legendary roster of Deion Sanders shoes.

After bringing the toothed DT Max ’96 and the OG Diamond Turf back to shelves, chapter three is almost upon us, as official images of the Diamond Turf 2 recently confirmed it. During this new era, we’ve grown accustomed to seeing Sanders and co. preview what’s in store, and as we get close to turning a new page, that’s precisely what’s in store. In a recent social media blast, sat before a smattering of his first and his latest retros, Coach provided the first official look at the Nike Air DT Max ’96 Low, a summery chop-down here executed in bronze/black, all-black, white/black, and a gradient-laden “Be Legendary” that dips into far rosier tones.

The two (confirmed) upcoming pairs of the Diamond Turf 2 also make the cut, splayed over the “home” and “away” 49ers colors that typically run rampant through Sanders’ oeuvre. However, there are also some notable divergences, dipping into Dallas colors with a navy/white, what appears to be an inverse “Emerald”-like look, a third white/black, and a Falcons-esque black patent leather and red.

Given this isn’t ours or Coach’s first go-around with a Deion Sanders shoes preview, we’ll note that previous similar stops have included both upcoming public pairs and some exclusive PEs that won’t be hitting the market. It’s unclear which of the ones discussed throughout this piece fit into which category, but as we sort out that info, feast your eyes on the full slate below.