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Rumors indicate that Nike could be bringing back yet another one of its all-time grails — the Air Max 1 “Lemonade” from the coveted “Powerwall” collection.

The original was released in 2006 in highly limited numbers, though word has it that Nike will be dropping this year’s version in much higher numbers. The Swoosh has done similarly for Air Max Days in the past, when OG atmos x Nike Air Max 1s were brought back as general releases.

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The same leak account that first reported that the “Lemonade” Air Max 1 could be returning claims that a pine green version of the same shoe might be released alongside the original yellow colorway.

As always, this information is not official and therefore must be taken with with a grain of salt. Stay tuned for updates.

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