Side Kicks Streetwear • Global Release Guide
Updated: 22 June 2026
About the release
Nike and Zellerfeld are back with the next chapter of their 3D-printed runner. The Nike Air Max 1000.2 'Black Pink Spell' is the third colourway of the updated Air Max 1000.2 silhouette — following the all-Black and Black/Hyper Crimson pairs from May — and it lands with the same fully 3D-printed laceless build, just with a vibrant pop of Pink Spell on the heel Air unit. Style code JF3484-004.
The 1000.2 moniker means refined geometry and an updated outsole. Compared to the original Air Max 1000, the 1000.2 features a new lug design and subtle shape updates that improve print efficiency and on-foot fit, while keeping the soft Max Air-infused feel intact. The whole construction is printed in zellerFOAM® — a 100% recyclable, breathable, washable TPU developed by Zellerfeld. It's the kind of build that genuinely rewrites how a sneaker can be made.
The Zellerfeld EQL raffle opens today, 22 June 2026, and runs until 25 June. The wider Nike SNKRS launch lands on 25 June. UK retail is expected around £155.
TL;DR – Nike x Zellerfeld Air Max 1000.2 'Black Pink Spell' Release Date, Price & Where to Buy
- Zellerfeld raffle: Opens today, 22 June 2026 — closes 25 June
- Nike SNKRS launch: Thursday 25 June 2026
- Model: Nike Air Max 1000.2 (3D-printed, laceless)
- Colourway: Black / Pink Spell
- Style code: JF3484-004
- UK retail price (estimated): £155
- US retail price: $180
- Sizing: Unisex
- Where to buy: Nike SNKRS, Zellerfeld.com (EQL raffle)
- Material: 3D-printed zellerFOAM® — 100% recyclable TPU, machine washable
- Key details: Fully 3D-printed laceless upper, wavy textured tooling referencing the original Air Max 1 mudguard, updated outsole lug design and refined geometry for the v2 build, Pink Spell Air unit on the heel with white branding, slip-on construction
Release date and price
The release runs across two channels. The EQL raffle on Zellerfeld's website opens today, 22 June 2026, and stays open until 25 June. The wider Nike SNKRS drop also takes place on 25 June. Both routes are valid points of entry — Zellerfeld typically gets a smaller dedicated allocation, while the SNKRS launch is the broader release.
UK retail is expected around £155, with US retail confirmed at $180. Delivery from Zellerfeld is estimated at 3-4 weeks given each pair is printed to order. Available in unisex sizing.
Design and details
The Air Max 1000.2 is one of the more genuinely experimental releases in Nike's recent lineup. Unlike most 3D-printed shoes that come out of the wider industry, this one isn't just an aesthetic exercise — Zellerfeld has built a wearable, washable, recyclable construction that holds up to actual daily use. The 1000.2 update refines the previous build rather than reinventing it.
3D-printed upper
The entire upper is 3D-printed in zellerFOAM® — a TPU-based foam material developed by Zellerfeld. It's a single-piece construction with no traditional stitching, no separate panels and no laces. Wavy patterns and textured tooling across the upper mimic the original Air Max 1 mudguard, with continuous flowing lines that read as both heritage reference and futuristic build. The result is a sock-like, breathable fit that slips on instantly.
v2 outsole and geometry updates
The 1000.2 moniker signals refinement rather than redesign. The outsole carries a new lug pattern, with shape updates designed to improve print efficiency and faster manufacturing. Geometry tweaks across the silhouette also lead to a better on-foot fit. The Air feel and soft cushioning underfoot stay consistent with the original 1000.
Pink Spell Air unit
The all-black 3D-printed body is monochrome from toe to ankle, with the various textures separating what would otherwise read as panels on a traditional sneaker. The only colour break sits on the visible Air Max 1000.2-branded Air unit at the heel, finished in a vivid Pink Spell with white branding. It's a sharp, deliberate pop against the dark upper — and the cleanest way to break up the sculptural form without compromising it.
Nike x Zellerfeld Air Max 1000.2 'Black Pink Spell' images
Credit: Nike / Zellerfeld
Nike x Zellerfeld and the 3D-printed sneaker story
Zellerfeld is a German 3D printing house founded in Hamburg. The company has spent the last several years pushing 3D-printed footwear from novelty toward genuinely usable product. Where most 3D-printed shoes from other brands struggle on fit, comfort or longevity, Zellerfeld's zellerFOAM® material has been developed specifically for daily wear — breathable, washable, odor resistant, and 100% recyclable at end of life.
The Nike collaboration takes one of sneaker culture's most iconic templates and remakes it as a fully digital, on-demand product. The original Air Max 1 from 1987 invented visible Air. The Air Max 1000 reinterpreted it as a sculptural, 3D-printed object. The 1000.2 builds on that with v2 improvements — better outsole, faster print times, refined geometry. Each release functions less like a fashion drop and more like a software update.
Where to buy
The Nike x Zellerfeld Air Max 1000.2 'Black Pink Spell' raffle opens on Zellerfeld.com today, 22 June 2026, and runs until 25 June. The wider Nike SNKRS launch lands on Thursday 25 June. UK retail estimated at £155. Browse all Nike Air Max 1000 releases and the wider Air Max archive on Side Kicks.
FAQ
When is the Nike x Zellerfeld Air Max 1000.2 'Black Pink Spell' release date?
The Zellerfeld EQL raffle opens on 22 June 2026 and runs until 25 June. The wider Nike SNKRS launch takes place on Thursday 25 June 2026.
How much does the Nike Air Max 1000.2 'Black Pink Spell' cost?
UK retail is expected to land around £155. US retail is confirmed at $180.
What is the style code for the Air Max 1000.2 'Black Pink Spell'?
The style code is JF3484-004. The colourway is Black / Pink Spell.
What material is the Air Max 1000.2 made from?
The shoe is 3D-printed in zellerFOAM® — a specially developed TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) created by Zellerfeld. It's 100% recyclable, breathable, washable, and odor resistant. The entire upper is printed as a single piece with no traditional stitching or assembly.
What is the difference between the Air Max 1000 and the 1000.2?
The 1000.2 is the updated build of the original Air Max 1000. The visible silhouette stays largely the same — same wavy textured upper, same laceless construction — but the outsole has a refined lug pattern, the geometry has been streamlined for better fit, and print efficiency is faster. Each iteration acts as a software-style update to the design.
Can the Nike Air Max 1000.2 be washed?
Yes. Because the upper is printed in a single piece of zellerFOAM®, you can put the shoes directly in a washing machine. The material is also breathable and odor resistant by design.
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