The Nike Air Max Zero 'Triple White' showcases its roots as a prototype design from 1985, which was originally intended to be the inaugural Air Max sneaker but was preserved in Tinker Hatfield's personal collection instead. Released in 2015, this pre-Air Max 1 concept features a seamless blend of a mesh upper and fused overlays, sitting on a cushioned foam midsole that incorporates a prominent Max Air unit. With an absence of color, this shoe pays homage to its original form while maintaining a sleek, modern aesthetic.