t's hard to believe that the Nike Air Force 1 Low and Buy Nike Air Force 1 were only a few years apart, each shoe creating a dynamic change to basketball footwear history. The Nike Air Force 1‘s staying power as an iconic lifestyle selection is a testament to the simplicity of the design and Nike Sportswear's ability to continue to push enticing colorway offerings like this summer's upcoming J-Pack featuring translations of the AJ1's most sought after OG looks. The "Royal" pair accomplishes this feat thanks to a combination of Star Blue leather panels and a black base for a nod at Nike's early basketball progression.
Before there was the Air Jordan 1, there was Bruce Kilgore's classic Nike Air Force 1 on Sale holding down on-court duties. Nike Sportswear is referencing both icons by blending them together in this summer's Nike Air Force 1 Low "J-Pack" which features both Royal and Bred renditions. We've seen this thought process before on the Nike Air Force 1 Mid "Bred", but how do you feel about the low top getting the treatment?
Earlier this week Nike officially unveiled the Air Force 1 Flyknit in Mid-top form – a brand new iteration of the '82 icon that not only features the innovative knit upper, but actually weighs half that of the classic version. Nike Air Force 1 Online Sneakerheads have already gone wild trying to cop pairs in the four solid tones, and that's not including the frenzy that will come with tomorrow's multi-color pair. If you're a fan of multi-color, you'll be glad to know that it'll be available in low-top form, with more pinks and teals that are akin to the Flyknit Racer "Multi-color 2.0".
In addition to the previously confirmed Nike Air Force 1 Shoes with Croc-skin leather, the Swoosh has a high iteration that utilizes the same aesthetic. Adorned in a primarily black smooth leather upper, the aforementioned croc-skin comes into play on the overexposed purple Swoosh across the sneaker's midfoot. The larger-than-life Swoosh is reminiscent of the branding that appears on the Nike Blazer silhouette, which gives this particular design a bit of a vintage touch.
Bruce Kilgore's classic Nike Air Force 1 Men's/Women's is one of the most iconic sneakers in the game. The staying power of the silhouette, whether it be the low-top or high-top is truly incredible, having been recognized worldwide as a must-have for the past three decades. An interesting update to the Nike Air Force 1 Low has been the addition of stars on the tongue logo and heel, last seen in a premium Navy and White. Now that looks gets inverted to more closely match the legendary white on white installment, as a dark navy obsidian popping hits to match the additional stars throughout.
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