One thing is for sure the influence of the Air Max 1 for the shoe game is immense. The original name of the model referred to its year of manufacture 1987. Today's title "Air Max 1" articulates its dominant position and supremacy. The Nike Air Max 1 was the very first sneaker with the legendary air pad inside the sole unit, which defined Nike's history, present and future like no other technique. Countless varieties, collaborations and colorways have seen the light of day and counting. There is no serious sneaker collection without at least one pair of the Nike Air Max 1. Over the 30-plus year history of the Air Max 1, few colorways have established a spot as lofty as Dutch artist Piet Parra's "Amsterdam" collab from 2001. Boasting a striking combination of brown, burgundy, and blue plus special details, they've become one of the most coveted Air Max 1s ever, with resell prices reaching four-figure sums where the first number isn't a one. In all likelihood you'll never be able to get your hands on a pair of those legendary shoes, but at least you'll soon be able to get something somewhat related - as a general release Air Max 1 that utilizes a similar palate has surfaced. Burgundy mesh and nubuck make up most of the upper, while accents are provided by a bold aqua blue suede mudguard and an infrared midfoot swoosh. The look is then completed by a straightforward white midsole and classic gum outsole.