Nike Air Max 97 LilNas X Satan Shoes

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Nike Air Max 97 LilNas X Satan Shoes

£50.00

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The “Satan Shoes” are a controversial custom sneaker created by MSCHF in collaboration with Lil Nas X, based on the Nike Air Max 97.

🔹 Key Features

Black & red colorway with a dark, gothic aesthetic
Air sole contains red ink + one drop of human blood (claimed by MSCHF)
Bronze pentagram charm attached to the laces
Bible verse Luke 10:18 (“I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven”)
666 pairs released (each individually numbered)

🔹 Release Details

Dropped in March 2021 alongside Lil Nas X’s Montero (Call Me By Your Name)
Retail price: $1,018 USD (reference to Luke 10:18)
Sold out in under a minute

🔹 Legal Controversy ⚖️

Nike sued MSCHF, saying the shoes caused confusion and damaged their brand
Result:
- MSCHF agreed to a recall program
- Buyers were offered refunds to return the shoes
- Nike clarified they were not involved in the design