It has been over 20 years since Nike introduced the Air Max 1, a shoe that revolutionized the industry (at least according to Nike). And in celebration of the shoe and it's newest incarnation, The Air Maxim, there have been some interesting multi-media pieces chronicling the story and history of the shoe.First off, here's the original Nike Air Max 1 in store ad poster, courtesy of Nike:From Max to Maxim by Nike:The Air Maxim by Nike:The Nike IAM1 Journey is a documented series by blogger Nalden. The following text and videos are courtesy of the blogger.In his own words:
My journey starts back in 1987, when Tinker Hatfield’s mental product saw the light of day, and ends with the future of the new Air Maxim. Unraveling the secret of the Air Max 1, I got Nike’s full support.
#1:#2Any city can fire the imagination. Discover Europe's five most creative hotspots through the eyes of their native revolutionaries. Discover Amsterdam through the eyes of blogger/entrepreneur extraordinaire; NALDEN.Visiting Amsterdam hotspots and related people of the MiNiBar, Momkai, La Melodia (who made the Soundtrack) and HOTEL who designed the Amsterdam map you can download at nike.com/sportswear#3:The above stop motion tilt shift video of Amsterdam was Directed by Sartoria for Nike SportswearRead more about The Air Max 1 journey on nalden.netThe new Nike Air Maxim.above: The New Nike Air Maxim (image courtesy of SneakerFreaker)Read more about it here.
My journey starts back in 1987, when Tinker Hatfield’s mental product saw the light of day, and ends with the future of the new Air Maxim. Unraveling the secret of the Air Max 1, I got Nike’s full support.
#1:#2Any city can fire the imagination. Discover Europe's five most creative hotspots through the eyes of their native revolutionaries. Discover Amsterdam through the eyes of blogger/entrepreneur extraordinaire; NALDEN.Visiting Amsterdam hotspots and related people of the MiNiBar, Momkai, La Melodia (who made the Soundtrack) and HOTEL who designed the Amsterdam map you can download at nike.com/sportswear#3:The above stop motion tilt shift video of Amsterdam was Directed by Sartoria for Nike SportswearRead more about The Air Max 1 journey on nalden.netThe new Nike Air Maxim.above: The New Nike Air Maxim (image courtesy of SneakerFreaker)Read more about it here.
