Sneaker Freaker x Montana "Infra-Red" Spray Can

The ties between writers and sneakerheads are completely inextricable, as sneakers – and their

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The ties between writers and sneakerheads are completely inextricable, as sneakers – and their iconic colorways – often come to represent a code amongst each artistic crowd. Celebrating this, Australian publication Sneaker Freaker teamed up with Montana to create a limited-edition spray can in a color that resonates with both crowds. The two parties settled to create a classic “Infra-Red” hue that some may remember from OG Air Max releases. Ready to hit either the streets or the canvas, pick this one up on Montana’s website in the coming weeks.

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