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The Nike Air Max 1 'CLOT Kiss of Death' (2021) marks the celebrated return of one of the most influential collaborations in modern sneaker culture. Originally introduced in 2006 through the partnership between Nike and Hong Kong-based streetwear label CLOT, the 'Kiss of Death' became an icon for its bold storytelling and innovative material choices. Released in 2021 to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the original, this reissue faithfully recreates the pioneering design while introducing subtle updates that honor the legacy of the collaboration. Drawing inspiration from traditional Chinese medicine and the concept of improved circulation through reflexology, the sneaker combines heritage, cultural significance, and technical innovation into one of the most sought-after Air Max 1 releases of the decade.
Overview
The Nike Air Max 1 'CLOT Kiss of Death' (2021) features a semi-translucent TPU toe box that reveals the wearer's socks, replicating one of the defining characteristics of the 2006 original. Rich suede overlays in muted tan wrap around the upper, complemented by vibrant red Swooshes and premium detailing throughout. The collar incorporates ostrich-inspired textured leather, while the heel displays classic Nike Air branding. Underfoot, a speckled midsole houses the signature visible Max Air unit for lightweight cushioning and everyday comfort. A translucent outsole showcases pressure point graphics inspired by foot reflexology charts, reinforcing the collaboration's connection to traditional Chinese medicine. Staying true to the original concept while benefiting from modern craftsmanship, the 2021 reissue remains one of the most culturally significant collaborations in Air Max history. Authenticity is guaranteed with PUSHAS, where every pair is meticulously authenticated by our team of experts.
Key Highlights
Where does PUSHAS ship?
PUSHAS ships worldwide from our facilities in Sydney, Hong Kong and Los Angeles. Shipping is calculated at checkout.
How long does PUSHAS take to deliver?
'Fastest' sizes are dispatched within 2 business days. Other sizes are dispatched within 3 to 10 business days, once they reach us and pass authentication.
After dispatch, standard shipping takes 1 to 7 business days depending on your location. Express Shipping by Australia Post may be available at checkout for 'Fastest' sizes and generally takes 1 to 3 business days.
Who are the delivery partners of PUSHAS?
Depending on your location, Australia Post, CouriersPlease, DHL and TNT, with final delivery by your local postal service where applicable.
Duties and taxes
Australia: prices include GST and duties are calculated at checkout. Orders over A$1,000 fulfilled from an overseas facility may attract import duty and GST on arrival. Outside Australia: import duties and taxes may be charged by your country on arrival and are paid by the buyer.
What is Bubble Wrap & Sneaker Spray?
We offer an option at checkout to add Bubble Wrap & Sneaker Spray. We'll wrap your sneaker box with bubble wrap and include a bottle of ICE Sneaker Protector.
Cancel any order within 2 hours for a full refund. Log in to your PUSHAS account, open the order and select 'Cancel'.
Email orders@pushas.com with "Order Return (Your Order Number)" in the subject line before sending anything back.
Mystery Box orders, opened sealed collectibles and Refurbished by PUSHAS items (after 2 hours) cannot be returned for change of mind.
Please tell us within 14 days of delivery with photos so we can resolve it quickly. Claims made later are still assessed under the Australian Consumer Law. We send a prepaid label, inspect the item, and if the claim is confirmed you receive a full refund including shipping. No handling charge applies.
Q: Why do prices vary for different sizes?
Q: Are the product colours accurate to the photos?
Screens vary, but the colourway does not. You receive the exact colourway named on the listing.
Q: What qualifies as a "damaged box"?
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