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Pre-owned Air Max 1 112 Pack In Black/neon Yellow-metallic Silver

"God’s favorite DJ" aka DJ Clark Kent is the creative mind behind the design of the Nike Air Max 1 "112 Pack" colorway that released in 2008. Though the Air Max 1 is arguably the most popular of the <a href="https://stockx.com/sneaker-blog/dj-clark-kents-112-pack/">Clark Kent 112 designs</a>, it released alongside two other designs, Clark’s personal favorite sneaker, the <a href="https://stockx.com/air-force-1-low-112-pack" >Air Force 1</a> and the <a href="https://stockx.com/air-trainer-1-112-pack">Air Trainer 1</a>, which share the same neon, black and grey color combination. Though the official colorway is Black/Neon Yellow-Metallic Silver, it’s the unmentioned Elephant Print that steals the show on this design. The Elephant Print wrapped mud guard is rarely a feature on the Air Max 1, especially back in 2008. However, the shape of this design helps the 112 Air Max 1 remain one of the most sought after colorways of the classic Nike runner. A translucent neon yellow outsole, commonly referred to as Nike’s famous "Volt" color, adds another unique element to 112 AM1. Of course, without a closer look, people might not notice the Metallic Silver overlays on the upper of this Air Max 1 colorway are actually 3M reflective. DJ Clark Kent may have a successful career on the turntables working with Brooklyn legends like Biggie and Jay-Z but the Nike Air Max 1 "112 Pack" is proof he’s got some skills as a color designer in the footwear biz if music ever fails him.