Nike’s All-Grey Air Max Is Practically Battle-Ready

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNike's Cordura Air Max Moto 2K Is a Genuinely Rugged Ride Nike's latest Air Max Moto 2K sneaker is practically boot-camp ready.I mean, it features the same lightweight, high-strength fabric often used in military gear and other rugged uniforms. I'm talking about Cordura, of course.With Nike's Cordura Air Maxes, expect not only an extra durable ride but also water repellency and scuff resistance. It was already a great everyday sneaker with plenty of style and nice colorways. Now, it can practically do it all.What's more, Nike has given the Cordura model this nice tonal "Dove Grey" colorway, making it as cool as it is tough.The Beaverton sportswear giant has dove deep into its rugged bag since the season change, introducing several GORE-TEX and Vibram models recently (some even feature both). Nike has also dropped other Cordura sneakers, including Air Force 1s, Zoom Vomero 5s, and Air Max Plus shoes.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.But with the Cordura Air Max Moto 2K, it literally hit the gas.Speaking of which, the Air Max Moto 2K sneaker is now available on Nike Singapore's website for S$209, or around $163.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendNike’s Split-Toe Air Rift Sneaker Is All Meshed UpThis Nike Retro Runner Is Doing Too Much, in the Best WayNike’s Air Max Boot Strikes GoldThis Butterscotch-Drizzled GORE-TEX AF1 Is Anything but “Mid”Nike's Martian-Minded Astra Ultra Sneaker Just Reached EarthWhat To Read NextNike’s All-Grey Air Max Is Practically Battle-ReadyThis Small Czech Outdoor Label Is Your Favorite Brand’s Favorite BrandState of the Art: This Hollywood “Badass” Added PALY to His 700-Film RepertoireWhy Gen Z Hates Sneaker HypeNike’s Split-Toe Air Rift Sneaker Is All Meshed UpWait, When Did the Humble Track Suit Get So Much Personality?