After the preview we gave you last time, we have another update on the Nike Air Max 1 Premium Quickstrike Brazil. The Nike Air Max 1 features a colorful array of materials, including a suede toe area and side panel, mesh toebox, premium leather heel, patent swoosh, mesh inner lining, and translucent sole. The key features of the shoe are the Brazil-colored Nike tongue tag, ankle area, and heel panel, which reads “…Esta Manis No Mesmo Lugar” in print. The midsole uses birch accents along it to portray a weathered look that is usually achieved by walking around. The sneakers were created to pay homage to Brazil based website SneakersBR for their 2nd Anniversary. This Air Max 1 is available now for about $165.

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Introduced in 1987, the Nike Air Max 1 was the province of health-conscious joggers and marathoners looked for added comfort underfoot. Since, the shoe and its supervening Nike Running releases have become wildly popular in casual circles. For 2009, the dedicated lifestyle folks over in “The Beav” colored up this Air Max 1 in white/purple/lilac/multicolor for the ladies. The shoe features a mesh toebox, premium leather middle panel, and patent heel rand. The Nike WMNS Air Max 1 in white/purple/lilac/multicolor is available now across the pond and should be available in the United States soon! Via Overkill.

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After seeing two similar styles of the Nike Air Max 1, a new colorway has appeared and is expected to release in March. This particular sneaker sports medium grey, white and dark obsidian as well as patent leather on the swoosh and ballistic mesh on the toe box. Furthermore, the color placement of this recent style mirrors the past two and features a subtle base color of medium grey complimented by dark obsidian on the mudguard, tongue and ankle with white on the swoosh and swoosh. Unfortunately, this Air Max 1 will not be hitting stores till March, in the meantime enjoy these images. Via SC.

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Nike will be giving the Air Max 1 a new innovative look for 2009. The classic running model is revamped with a translucent panel at the side of the sneaker revealing a ripstop looking material. Other technological advances rumored to be featured on the new Air Max 1 is flywire, as seen on the several future releases. However, Nike doesn’t change everything about the shoe many Air Max followers love, it still retains white and sport red original color scheme. Release is slated for sometime later this year around Fall or Winter. Via On and Beyond Photography.

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2009 is looking better and better each day for Nike Air Max 1 fans who are seeking simple colorways and material composition. This soon-to-be released Air Max 1 features a black, white and varsity red color palette with patent leather on the swoosh and ballistic mesh on the toebox. Although it may not consist of the favored traditional mesh, it does sport a very subtle colors scheme much like another Air Max 1 seen earlier this month. Look for this pair when it hits store shelves in the next few weeks. Via SC.

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2009 may be an expensive year for most who have already made their hit list of sneakers. Previews of Nike’s catalogs have flooded the internet showing the promising line-ups that are soon to come. Here’s a look at the Fall 2009 collection which offers a few anticipated styles including the Ultramarine Air 180, Air Trainer III, Air Total Max Uptempo, Air Tailwind ‘92, Air Max 1, Air Max 97 and many others. Below are several images from Fall which offer a variety of colors and even a few original models coming back into the market. Via NT.

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Chinese New Year is a common target for most sneaker companies and with the holiday right around the corner, Nike has created this Air Max 1 commemorating the Year of the Ox. This year’s Chinese New Year sneaker dresses the Air Max 1 up in a white, black and red colorway with gold accents and tongue treatments. Other details include perforated leather and a gold Ox on the back heel. Celebrate the upcoming New Year in style and pick this Air Max 1 up when it releases. Via KiDulty
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