TLDR: With the Nike Air Max 1000 ‘Oatmeal,’ Nike is launching a futuristic game changer in summer 2025: it is completely 3D-printed, sustainably produced and visually inspired by the Air Max 1. The price is €210. The Air Max series is back with a radical update. The new Nike Air Max 1000 was developed in collaboration with Zellerfeld. The silhouette picks up on iconic features of the Air Max 1, but is made entirely from a single piece using 3D printing, without laces or classic panels, but with maximum impact.
In the ‘Oatmeal’ colourway, a monochrome beige tone meets a rough texture and a visible Air unit in bold orange, visually reminiscent of classic Air Max elements. Particularly striking are the Air branding on the heel and the ‘FUTURE’ lettering with a reference to Bill Bowerman.
Despite the futuristic look, comfort has not been neglected: the midsole is reactively cushioned, the outsole offers multi-directional traction thanks to its grid structure, and the seamless design fits the foot almost like a custom-made shoe. Sustainability also plays a major role, as the digital production process generates less material waste than conventional models.
When will the Nike Air Max 1000 ‘Oatmeal’ be released?
It will be released in summer 2025, with an exact date yet to be confirmed. The price is €210. The release is expected to be exclusively through Nike SNKRS in North America.
Where can I buy the Nike Air Max 1000 ‘Oatmeal’?
You can get the futuristic sneaker online at Nike.com and possibly at selected retailers. To stay up to date on updates, first images and the exact release date, keep an eye on Grailify – you'll be the first to know when the 3D revolutionary hits the market.
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