Between collaborating with Cheap Nike Air Max 180 on a high-vis reflective capsule of tracksuits and serving as the in-house jewelry designer for Kim Jones at Dior, AMBUSH leading lady Yoon Ahn is quite busy these days. Thankfully, she’s got plenty of time for footwear too: AMBUSH’s high-top take on the Nike Air Max 180 is set to drop in a combo of black and grey, a full follow-up to the limited NikeLab release that went down at the top of the year.



The Nike Air Max 180 on Sale standard neoprene upper is nowhere to be found, as Ahn has instead opted for a Zoom Flight “The Glove”-inspired shroud construction — adorned with a tonal swoosh and secured with a zipper — that creeps well above the wearer’s ankle for a futuristic, technical styling completed with a large branded heel tab. Although the top half is new, the bottom half is sure to be inherently familiar to any 180 fan. A light grey heel clip, white/grey midsole, and icy blue detailing surrounding the cushioning unit add a little classic style and nod to the shoe’s early ’90s genesis. A red insole with AMBUSH branding then finalizes the look.

1991 in Berlin was a special time in an ever-evolving setting. Shop Nike Air Max 180 After the fall of the Berlin Wall in the late ’80s, the city’s art and music scenes exploded — and Nike is now paying homage to that cultural revolution with a special version of the Air Max 180, a shoe that first released in 1991 and quickly became a Berlin staple. The impact of the new-jack techno music that came out of Germany’s capital city in those days is still felt today, so the special Air Max 180 draws its inspiration from the bright colors of the era’s clubs, dressing the white/black shoe with bold neon green and pink accents.

Combining simple overlays inspired by the brutalist architecture that’s prevalent in Berlin along with hot neon elements that provide a bright homage to club life, the shoes are at once serious and playful. Nike Air Max 180 Sneakers They also feature “UNITY” and “FREEDOM” printed in bold block letters under the translucent outsole — a nod to the unifying power of music.

Joining the ‘OG’ varieties of the classic Air Max models is the Nike Air Max 180 for Men and Women in the trademark ‘Ultramarine’ colorway. Slated for a release at Euro retailers this March, the Air 180 comes pre-treated with vintage detailing, notably the yellowed midsole and the oxide residue on the outsole. For those who rock 180s on the regular, you’d know that these shoes are rather prone to dinginess, so you probably already have your ‘OG’ in your closet, but for those looking to replenish their rotation with one of the best of all-time, your wait has been shortened.

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