Where To Buy The Nike Air Max 1 “Limeade”

2006 was a significant moment for Nike’s beloved Air Max lineage as it was the very year in which Beaverton celebrated the footwear family’s 30 years of existence with a full-fledged collection entitled the “Powerwall” series. The assortment which was crafted to generate excitement over the release of the at-the-time new Air Max 360, included various other Air Max models and colorways, one being the forthcoming Air Max 1 “Limeade”, a complement to the highly-revered AM1 “Lemonade” which is targeting a return sometime this year.

Design-wise, they come packaged with citrus-y allure through its base layer that is adorned with a dark green shading, as well as repetitive retro “Air” branding plastered across the overlays which rest along the toe boxes, mid-foot, and heels. Slivers of pale yellow accent through the laces, Air bubbles, and footbed backgrounds that are playfully presented with all-over lime graphics. Furthermore, the tongues are branded with throwback-style cursive Nike branding along with half-cut fruits that stand in the background. You can find an in-depth look here below, and note that they’ll be dropping on Nike.com and through global retailers on September 19th for $140 USD.

For other news, the Michigan Dunks are set to make their return later this month.

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