It is perhaps one of Nike's most striking silhouettes: the Air Max 1000. The revolutionary design was created with Zellerfeld's advanced 3D printing technology. Recently, we saw the first bright red colorway appear.
Now we see the first images of an 'Oatmeal' variant.
The Nike Air Max 1000 features a seamless and lace-free upper, developed in collaboration with Germany-based company Zellerfeld, known for its innovative designs and technologies. The first prototypes appeared at ComplexCon in late 2024 and immediately attracted a lot of attention. The next colorway is perhaps the best yet.
The sleek and sculptural design appears in an 'Oatmeal' colorway, first teased via Instagram. The pair features a neutral color with bright red details at the Air unit, which contrast nicely with the overall design. Textural details have been applied across the design that give the shoe depth and definition.
Small Swoosh logos and a technical heel tab complete the sleek design. The shoe is designed with durability in mind, something that plays a big role in the world of sneakers in 2025. The outsole is flexible and offers extra comfort and grip.
Check out the first images of the Nike Air Max 1000 ‘Oatmeal’ below. Keep an eye on the Sneakerjagers release calendar for updates surrounding this and other releases.
The Air Max 1000 is one of Nike's first shoes designed and made entirely with Zellerfeld's 3D printing technologies. The result is a seamless, sculptural, and futuristic design.
