Nike Air Max 1
NIKE AIR MAX 1
The Nike Air Max 1 was Tinker Hatfield’s first Nike Air Max design. It is the first sneaker to feature visible Max Air and debuted in 1987. It is considered by many to be one of the greatest sneakers in history, and continues to be a coveted item in its various special edition colorways, limited issues, and collaborations with atmos, Size?, and Parra. See the articles below for the latest updates on the Air Max 1 sneaker.
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“Vapor Green” Dots A Greyscale Nike Air Max 95
Don’t look now, but Nike’s slowly starting to bring the Air Max 95 back into the fold ahead of the shoe’s 30th anniversary next year....
atmos Brings Tokyo “Twilight” To The adidas adiStar Cushion 3
KITH, Pharrell, KoRn, and the Teenage Mutant Turtles (see the adidas Superstar “Splinter” and adidas Superstar “Shredder.”) adidas has recruited all of those imprints and...
“Canyon Pink” Lands On The Nike Air Max 1
There aren’t many silhouettes in the Nike catalog that continue to shine decades into their life cycle the way Nike Air Max 1 does. Even...
The Nike Air Max 1 ’86 Goes Camo With Lemon Twist Accents
Even in the most urban landscapes, trail shoes and other outdoors-inspired sneakers have taken the streets by force. While Nike captures the trend well under...
Luxe Linen Notes Land On The Nike Air Max 1
If it ain’t broke don’t fix it. The Nike Air Max 1 has relied on grey-heavy, tri-tone color blocking for 37 years and counting, becoming...
The Nike Air Max 95 Works In “Safety Orange” Accents
Aside from collaborations with Corteiz, the Nike Air Max 95 has had a relatively quiet run in recent years. However, there’s a huge milestone on...
The Inverted Nike Air “Full 180” Is Coming Soon
As anticipation builds for the return of the Nike Air 180‘s original “Ultramarine” colorway on May 24th, things are starting to take shape for another...
Soft Colors And Materials Grace The Nike Air Max 1 “Guava Ice”
Nike’s evolved beyond simply slapping the color pink on women’s sneakers and calling it a day, embracing a more sophisticated use of pastels and vintage...
Nike Stays True To The OG Grey With The Air Max 95 “Baltic Blue”
Of all the 1990s-era Nike Air Max classics, Sergio Lozano’s 1995 model seems to be getting the least amount of attention, making way for its...