In the 34 years that the Air Max 180’s been around, it has always been decked out with two oversized Nike Swooshes across the sidewalls. But for this special edition, they’ve both been ripped off. What you do get, though, is a much smaller logo stealthily stamped across the lateral toe area. All of this then rests on top of a beefy, blacked-out Air midsole.
Pan Records went even harder with the details with a semi-translucent outsole that was designed exclusively for this collab, too. Flip the sneaker around, and you’ll find a depiction of Pan—the half-goat-half-man deity from Greek mythology. This artwork reappears on the shoebox too, just so you know that this is one very special release.
The Pan Records x Nike Air Max 180 ‘Black’ is set to drop on April 12 at Nike, the Snkrs app, and select stockists globally for $150.
This story originally appeared on British GQ.
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