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Ever since the Air Max Muse debuted last November, guys everywhere have been yearning for a pair. But even after nine long months, the silhouette is still made exclusively for women. To make matters worse, awesome colorways like the brand new Nike Air Max Muse Glacier Blue W have now been revealed. Is it going to stop us from squeezing into a pair, though? Absolutely not.
The Air Max Muse is probably one of the most futuristic models in the entire Air Max lineup. For this version, the upper is crafted from Glacier Blue mesh and is overlaid with complementary leather throughout, all viewed through a bulky, oversized lens. A shiny Metallic Silver Swoosh sweeps across the sidewalls, while Pale Ivory branding graces both the tongue and heel badge.
Shifting your focus down below, the chunky midsole is infused with Air technology for unbelievable comfort with every step. There’s an unexpectedly high arch for midfoot support, and it’s finished off with a trippy rubber outsole that’s unlike anything we’ve seen before. Nike has been leaning heavily into women’s exclusives over the past few years, and pairs like the Air Max Muse only prove just how strong that strategy is. While guys may be frustrated, it’s a welcome spotlight on female sneaker culture, which has often been overlooked.
While the Nike Air Max Muse Glacier Blue W feels more like a summer drop, it’s actually scheduled to release sometime in Fall 2025. It will be available through Nike and select retailers both online and in-store for $170. For your best chance to cop, make sure you get the Sole Retriever mobile app to stay updated with the latest sneaker drops, raffles, restocks, release reminders, news, and more from across the ever-evolving streetwear world.
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Adam Cheung is a writer and editor who specialises in sneakers and streetwear. Over the past few years, he's curated features and guides for everyone from Burberry to Nike. Often travelling between the UK and Hong Kong, don't be too surprised if you find Adam anywhere else around the world taking street photography or feasting on the local delicacies.
