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Your Favourite Albums As Air Max Sneakers

Makes a change from a sweaty old tee doesn't it?

Your Favourite Albums As Air Max Sneakers

Here's one for the sneakerheads. Our buddy Sam Brandt is always designing sneaks to match their colourways with his favourite rap albums via Nike's NIKEiD service. He shows off his creations on his Instagram and they're really cool. Check out the Mobb Deep pair he designed when Prodigy died:

Pretty great huh?

We twisted Sam's arm into making some punk and metal album Air Max 1s for us, because they're the coolest shoes available to mankind and they deserve to be matched with the coolest albums available to mankind. Check them out:

Sam is a straight up genius. Go follow him.

Expect part two of this soon!

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