Nike Air Max 1000 "Oatmeal" HV0234-100 Release Date

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Name: Nike Air Max 1000 “Oatmeal”
Colorway: Oatmeal/White/Total Orange
SKU: HV0234-100
Retail Price: $210 USD
Release Date: Summer 2025
Retailers: Nike

Update: It’s been over half a year since Nike revealed the Air Max 1000. The 3D-printed silhouette made in collaboration with Zellerfeld is finally being readied for a retail release, with the Swoosh now presenting its images of this “Oatmeal” colorway that we discussed previously below. As noted in prior in-hand looks, a Swoosh is debossed at the midfoot while an orange Air unit features Air Max 1000 branding on one side and a “FUTURE” callout placed next to a “Bowerman” nod on another. We remain without a release date, however, it’s likely to debut on shelves within the next few months via Nike SNKRS at a starting price of $210 USD.

Original Story: Nike is pushing the boundaries of footwear innovation with the upcoming release of the Air Max 1000 “Oatmeal” offering a truly futuristic take on the iconic Air Max lineage. The Air Max 1000 is a revolutionary design, built using Zellerfeld’s advanced 3D-printing technology. This means the shoe features a seamless, laceless, and digitally molded upper, eliminating traditional stitched panels and creating a sleek, sculptural aesthetic. The “Oatmeal” colorway, which has surfaced via social media account @jcheyenne_ presents a smooth, monochromatic palette that highlights the intricate, textured lattice structure of the 3D print. This neutral base is boldly contrasted by a visible red Air unit in the heel, adding a pop of color and a nod to Air Max heritage. Subtle Swoosh logos and technical heel tabs complete the minimalist branding. Designed with sustainability in mind, the 3D-printed construction aims to produce less waste. Functionally, it offers a custom-like fit, and a flexible outsole with multi-directional grip for comfort and stability. “Made in Germany” markings further emphasize its premium production.

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