Nike’s first 3D-printed sneaker is lastly hitting the market. First debuted late final yr at ComplexCon, the Air Max 1000 is now set to formally launch within the “Oatmilk” colorway.
Created in collaboration with 3D printing firm Zellerfeld, the Nike Air Max 1000 reimagines the enduring Air Max 1 and indicators a brand new expression of Nike’s trademark Air expertise.
“As an innovator, what’s most enjoyable to me in regards to the Air Max 1000 are the brand new options we are able to obtain with next-level manufacturing,” says John Hoke, Chief Innovation Officer at Nike. “It’s management, instances precision, instances expression — all of that are important to sport and to design. When these variables of management, precision and expression are multiplied without delay, the way forward for our product actually does really feel limitless.”
The cream white “Oatmilk” colorway is one in all 5 colour choices launched at ComplexCon, together with orange, purple, black, and blue. Attendees on the occasion had the chance to win a pair of the 3D-printed shoe in one of many 5 colorways, months forward of the official launch.
The Nike Air Max 1000 “Oatmilk” (aka “Foamy Oat”) is slated to drop within the coming weeks on SNKRS. Take a look at the official photos under and keep tuned to Fashionable Notoriety for updates.
Nike Air Max 1000 “Foamy Oat”
Colour: Oatmeal/White-Whole Orange
Type Code: HV0234-100
Launch Date: Summer season 2025
Worth: $210 USD
