Tinker’s first revolutionary sneaker, the Air Max 1, is now available for customization through Nike’s iD system. Reflective materials and suede are both available, with the big option being the “Splatter” option, which allows you to cover your panels or midsole with speckles of paint in a number of colors.

For $125, these are above the average cost of an AM1, but that’s to be expected for the ability to customize your own sneaks. iD options include adding your name or whatever other (appropriate) phrases you can think of to the heels. If you’re interested in throwing together your own Air Max 1s, head to the Nike iD design site now. And don’t forget about the recent design addition for the Air Max 90, either.

The last time Nike added a new option to their online iD system, it was the classic Safari print for the Dunk. Now they’ve added another material for the design palette in the Hufquake pattern.

Nike may be referring to it as “Cracked leather,” but we recognize the pattern from HUF x Nike collaborations in the past, including the HUF x Air Max 90 Current Huarache. The material is able to be placed on the mudguard along the bottom and the overlay in mid-panel, under where the Swoosh lies.

Head over to Nike iD to grab your own pair.

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The patent red accent colors on the swoosh, tongue and heel, sit a top a white translucent sole. The upper consists of a dark denim material, with offsetting gold stitching, that matches the buttery leather inner lining nicely. Mayor finished it off with his personalized stainless steel lacetag that reads “MYR”.

Via SneakerNews.

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Nike iD has teamed up with Ludacris to create the first ever “Signature Series”, asking designers and wanna-be designers to design a shoe inspired by Luda’s new album, Theater of the Mind. Grand Prize is a private party at the Nike iD Studio, an autographed album and more.

The ultimate experience for creating your own personalized, custom sneakers has been created by Nike Sportswear. The Nike iD Bespoke program at 21 Mercer is launching with the Nike Air Force 1.

Through this personalized customization process, you can create your own unique Air Force 1’s. 31 parts of the shoe can be customized, including the base, overlay, accent, lining, stitching, outsole, laces and deubré. Iconic materials such as elephant print, and safari print, as well as premium full grain suede, nubuck and leathers, Italian full grain patent leather, premium denim and reflective synthetic leathers. Basically if you’ve seen it on a Nike sneaker before, it’s probably there for you at the Nike iD Bespoke program at 21 Mercer.

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Mø is a proud Obama supporter and chose Barack as the theme for this pair of Nike iD Dunk Lows that he worked up. The back heel features Obama’s birth year and the in and out side panels are laser etched with “HOPE” and “2008″. Lastly and unmistakably, Obama’s portrait is lasered onto the toebox of the Dunks in Labyrinthine Projectionâ„¢ form. Mø ordered the lasered Nike iD Dunk Lows, but just the colors and year was not enough to satisfy. He then added lasering to the toe box and other pieces of the shoes himself.

I am sure Nike’s PR and legal team wants it to be well known that these are not endorsed by Nike, Inc., Barack Obama, or the Democratic National Committee…gotta love lawyers.

Info from High Snobiety.