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The Nike Air Force 1 is a basketball sneaker first released by Nike in 1972. Click in for information, release dates, and new colorways for the Nike Air Force 1.
June 18th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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After the 5 Boroughs and NYC Jewel Air Force 1 releases in 2011 and ’12, respectively, Nike Sportswear travels down the I-95 corridor to a mid-Atlantic sneaker hotbed for the next city shoutout. This Nike Air Force 1 High is the counterpart to the Baltimore Lunar Force 1, and while it doesn’t feature the same bold lettering, the Orioles color scheme accompanied by baseball stitching on the Swoosh makes it very clear Camden Yards is home. Stick with Sneaker News for US release dates on both Baltimore Forces and check out some new images below in the meantime.
Nike Air Force 1 High CMF PRM
Wolf Grey/Black
617858-001
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June 18th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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We’ve seen Lunar Force 1 colorways in both leather and Hyperfuse, but when these two temporal extremes collide, you get even more of the LF1′s essence. Here’s a Nike Lunar Force 1 Fuse LTHR, a Deep Royal Blue and Wolf Grey design seamlessly integrating traditional and cutting edge sneaker materials. These get a huge burst of energy from the Atomic Red LunarLon midsole, which puts the color scheme in line with the golden era styles that reside roughly halfway on the current AF1 timeline. Check out more images after the jump and look for these to hit US NSW retailers in the near future.
Nike Lunar Force 1
Wolf Grey/Deep Royal Blue-Atomic Red
599839-001
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June 18th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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The Lunar Force 1 came out of the gate with a dope reflective ‘Digi Camo’ build, but judging by how popular camouflage is of late, it’s somewhat surprising to not see more on the updated silhouette. Here’s an upcoming Nike Lunar Force 1 Fuse in black with Hyper and Noble Reds that adds a tonal camo pattern to the Swooshes. The ‘bred’ colorway blending leather and Hyperfuse on the iconic AF1 silhouette atop a LunarLon sole represents three-plus decades of basketball aesthetics and you can see more images below while we await confirmation on a US release date.
Nike Lunar Force 1 Fuse Leather
Hyper Red/Noble Red-Black
599839-600
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June 18th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The Nike Lunar Force 1 is a sneaker that already blurs the lines between the new and the old thanks to the combination of that 1972 silhouette with the Lunar bottom. Further mixing things up is this upcoming release, which links up the Hyperfuse paneling on the top with some more traditional leather sections. Putting a little bit of icing on the cake, the pair shown also sports an interesting red camo treatment for the side Swoosh. See the shoe in its entirety by clicking in with us and stay tuned to Sneaker News for more Nike Lunar Force 1 previews.
Nike Lunar Force 1 Fuse Leather
Hyper Red/Nobel Red-Black
599839-600
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June 17th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The Liberty of London fabrics are indeed available for those lucky folks that head out to 21 Mercer to create their own Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke. Taking full advantage of that, this new pair from HelloElva goes all over with a paisley pick from that collab cloth. Other than that the shoe is pretty straightforward, sitting on some all white tooling and sporting an all white tongue tab. Get a little bit of a better look after the jump and tell us if you’d take a crack at the Liberty stuff if you had the chance to do a Bespoke design.
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June 17th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The Nike Lunar Force 1 is a shoe that hasn’t completely abandoned its roots in terms of materials used. Donning a bit of leather (Remember leather?) are a couple of upcoming silhouettes, one of them shown here in a punchy blue/red combo. More specifically that’s deep royal blue and atomic red, a duo broken up just a bit by the wolf grey panels. Get familiar with this new Nike Lunar Force 1 right after the jump and watch for them at Nike Sportswear accounts this Summer.
Nike Lunar Force 1
Wolf Grey/Deep Royal Blue-Atomic Red
599839-001
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June 17th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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There are a handful of different technologies you can expect Nike to turn to when the want to re-introduce a classic style with a more contemporary look. As of late, Nike Lunar seems to be the most popular choice. Joining the ranks of the new Nike Lunar Force 1 will be a couple more remixed styles-the Nike Lunar Cheyenne, Nike Lunar LDV Trail Low, and the Nike Lunar Blazer. We’re assuming you’re familiar with the first and the last of that group, but the likes of the Nike Lunar Cheyenne and the Nike Lunar LDV Trail Low might be lost on quite a few folks. Get some more back info on each after the jump and watch for these styles in stores beginning July 1st.
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June 16th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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Do you remember the Air Jordan Force Fusion series? The hybridized style sort of came at the tail end of of a pretty big Nike Air Force 1 wave, its late arrival perhaps hurting the line’s overall perception. Shown here is an unreleased Air Jordan III Force Fusion from back then, a pre-poduction sample that sports a few tweaks that separate it from the final, retail version. Most notable among them is the solid outsole rather than that visibly bubbled MX midsole. Do you think that the more classic look would have helped these out? Give us your thoughts on whether or not you think the Air Jordan Force Fusion line could make a comeback and then bid on this unreleased Air Jordan III pair from noname2828 on eBay.
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