Check out the Nike Air Max 1000 “Black × Oat” in all its futuristic glory—two groundbreaking 3D‑printed colorways reimagining the legendary Air Max silhouette.
What Is the Nike Air Max 1000?
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The Air Max 1000 represents Nike’s first shoe almost entirely produced using 3D printing. Designed in collaboration with German tech firm Zellerfeld, it reinterprets the iconic Air Max 1 silhouette with cutting-edge digital construction The Verge3D Printing Industry.
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Made from zellerFOAM TPU, the shoe is crafted as a single, seamless piece—eliminating stitching, glues, and traditional assembly. Its variable-density structure delivers firm support and flexible comfort where needed 3D Printing IndustrySneaker Bar Detroit.
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The sneaker features a laceless slip-on design, layered with textured, sculptural elements for a sleek yet tactile finish. The iconic visible Air unit remains intact in the heel The VergeSneaker Bar Detroit.
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Colorways & Release Info
Colorway Highlights Black Full monochrome upper with a striking neon green Air unit; exclusive drop via Zellerfeld.com on August 19, 2025. Limited availability. Price: ~$180–$210 USD HiConsumptionSnkrdunkSneaker NewsHouse of Heat°JustFreshKicks+1Sneaker Bar Detroit. Oat (Oatmeal) Neutral, creamy tones with a Total Orange Air unit; releasing the same day via Nike SNKRS app through a 10-minute draw. Also limited release. Price: ~$180–$210 USD HiConsumptionFashion News Made For YouHouse of Heat°Sneaker News3D Printing Industry. -
Both drops happen on August 19, 2025, but via separate channels and formats HiConsumptionSneaker NewsNike.com.
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The Black version is extremely limited and exclusive. Early estimates mentioned 300 pairs, but that number is unconfirmed and likely a placeholder; the release is expected to remain highly exclusive JustFreshKicksHouse of Heat°.
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Due to the nature of 3D printing, only whole sizes are available. If you’re between sizes, it’s recommended to go up half a size HiConsumptionNike.com.
Why It Matters
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At just 103 grams, it’s significantly lighter than similar models—embracing both futuristic aesthetics and functional comfort HiConsumption.
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The 3D-printed construction enables intricate designs not possible through traditional methods—redefining how sneakers can be made and experienced The Verge3D Printing Industry.
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The division of releases—one via Nike’s app and the other through Zellerfeld—highlights Nike’s experimental approach to both technology and distribution.
What Next?
Would you like help with:
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How to enter the SNKRS draw for the Oat version?
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Navigating the Zellerfeld drop process?
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Sneaker reviews and on-feet impressions (check out the YouTube review below)?
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Styling ideas or comparisons with conventional Air Max models.
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