
Nike's 3D-Printed Air Max 1000 "Red/Atomic Green" Sees Wider Zellerfeld Launch
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The Air Max 1000 is a futuristic reimagining of the iconic Air Max 1, blending its classic design language with cutting-edge 3D printing technology. Developed in collaboration with Zellerfeld, a leader in advanced 3D printing, the Air Max 1000 showcases Nike’s continued push to revolutionize footwear manufacturing. This silhouette represents a significant leap forward, featuring a design that is both fluid and expressive while maintaining high-performance functionality.
At ComplexCon 2024, the Air Max 1000 Experience offered attendees a first-hand look at the innovative sneaker, along with a chance to win exclusive pairs—only available at the event. The activation also provided a deep dive into the history of Nike Air technology, including original prototypes and the pioneering work of Frank Rudy, the inventor of encapsulated air.
Nike’s Chief Innovation Officer, John Hoke, emphasized the importance of the Air Max 1000 in shaping the future of footwear, stating, "What’s most exciting to me about the Air Max 1000 are the new solutions we can achieve with next-level manufacturing. It’s control, times precision, times expression—all of which are vital to sport and to design. When those variables are multiplied at once, the future of our product really does feel unlimited."
The Air Max 1000 represents the next step in Nike’s Air evolution, combining modern manufacturing precision with bold, innovative design. As the brand continues to push boundaries, this release signals a new era for Nike Air technology—one that bridges heritage and high-tech innovation like never before.
Expect future details and drop dates to be reflected on our real-time Nike Release Dates Calendar in the coming months.
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