Nike Air Max Plus One Piece Ope Ope

The Nike Air Max Plus One Piece Ope Ope with style code IW1282-600 is the second pair in the Devil Fruit collection by Nike and the manga and anime series One Piece, landing between the Mera Mera and the Gomu Gomu. The Air Max Plus dates back to 1998, was designed by Sean McDowell and earned the nickname TN thanks to its Tuned Air cushioning. This pair references the Ope Ope no Mi, the heart-shaped Devil Fruit of surgeon and pirate captain Trafalgar Law. The Ope Ope skipped SNKRS and was sold only through a small group of select retailers, with Tuned Air units in the forefoot and heel for the model's familiar firm cushioning.

Colorway: University Red / Action Green

The upper is red and covered in a swirling pattern that mimics the skin of the heart-shaped Ope Ope fruit. Instead of the usual TPU cage, Nike uses TPU panels with the same swirl motif, which returns on the mudguard. Green provides the contrast on the tongue, laces, lining and Swoosh. The tongue carries Nike's version of the Jolly Roger, the Tuned Air badge on the heel is reshaped into a heart and the insoles get their own One Piece graphics. The sole unit is red and the swirl pattern continues into the bridge under the midfoot.

How does the Nike Air Max Plus One Piece Ope Ope fit?

The Air Max Plus fits snug and fairly narrow, particularly around the midfoot where the TPU panels hold the foot. At WOOVIN, Air Max models see few size-related returns; those who do send a pair back mostly found it too small and rarely too large. With a regular foot width, take your usual Nike size. If you have wider feet or are between two sizes, half a size up is the safe choice.