The Nike Air Max 1000 Releases Today

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Andrew Rizzo August 19, 2025

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Nike today takes its biggest leap yet into the world of 3D-printed footwear. The Nike Air Max 1000, a new thermoplastic polyurethane version of the Air Max 1 created in partnership with Zellerfeld, releases August 19th in two colorways. The “Oat” drops through a 10-minute SNKRS draw, while the black colorway, limited to just 300 units, releases exclusively through zellerfeld.com. Both colorways retail for $180 and drop at 1:00 PM EST via their respective channels. Keep scrolling to learn more about this boundary-breaking release.

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Mens Nike Air Max 1000 "Oat"

SKU: HV0234-100

RETAIL PRICE: $180

RELEASE DATE: Aug 19, 2025

US 08/19/2025 Tuesday

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Taking inspiration from an icon, the Air Max 1000 re-imagines Tinker Hatfield’s Air Max 1 with an almost entirely 3D-printed construction. The only exception is an Air unit in the heel, an element that adds some welcome firmness to an otherwise flexible, cushy shoe. The Air Max 1000 first came into the public eye at ComplexCon in 2024, releasing in super limited quantities. Nike’s first collaboration with German 3D-printed footwear brand Zellerfeld released earlier that year – a Dunk Low by virtual sneaker and NFT project RTFKT (which has since ceased operations).

Again, the Air Max 1000 arrives August 19th in “Oat” and black colorways. Scroll up for full release details.

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Andrew Rizzo, Junior Editor

Andrew Rizzo is an editor at Sneaker News based out of New York City. His primary interests include Air Jordan, Nike ACG, Nike Air Max, and New Balance footwear. Prior to joining Sneaker News, Andrew covered youth sports for several outlets and worked at one of the world’s top performance marketing agencies. He hails from Astoria, Queens and is a huge New York sports fan, particularly when it comes to the Knicks and Yankees.