As the Nike Air Max 1 continues to celebrate its 35th anniversary, the Tinker Hatfield-designed sneaker keeps donning refreshing, compelling ensembles. The latest?: The “Treeline” colorway set to release stateside and globally on Saturday, May 7th. Initially believed to be a “4/20” proposition, the shaggy green suede, “Dark Driftwood” mesh-covered sneaker is seemingly part of an Air Max collection celebrating the design and technology’s global appeal. Purple flair enters the mix via the tongue label’s branding, as well as profile swooshes, positioning the pair with Nike SB‘s “Skunk” release from 2010. Sole units opt for a clean color combination, with midsoles offering a clean white look that allows for the visible Air bubble and waffle-patterned tread to appear more prominently. Take look above at the first look of the Nike Air Max 1 Premium “Treeline” to hold you over before the release date. If you’re still unsure about getting that treeline tattoo, take one step closer with this latest Air Max 1 . It’s been over 35 years since Nike dropped its first shoe with visible Air, switching up the silhouette’s traditional tooling for a more interesting theme in 2023. If you were keen on the colour palette featured on the LeBron James and Liverpool Air Max 1 iteration but can’t be seen supporting The Reds in any way shape or form, then this “Escape” edition might be the perfect alternative.

Original Article - Nike ’s “Treeline” theme has graced a couple of Air Max 1 s over the past few years, but it’s never been taken quite as literally as this. As Air Max Day fast approaches, more and more AM1s are starting to leak, including this new premium pair, which actually sees a “Treeline” detail wrap its way around the heel.