Nike Air Force 1 Low
NIKE AIR FORCE 1 LOW The Nike Air Force 1 Low released in 1982 and was designed by Bruce Kilgore. It is the first Nike Basketball sneaker with Air technology, and also comes in a Mid and High version. The Air Force 1 Low is considered to be the most heralded sneaker of all-time, consistently being among the best sellers of the year — especially in its classic all-white colorway. Click in for the most up to date Nike Air Force 1 Low information, release dates, and colorways.
Nike Air Force 1 Low
The Latest Nike Air Force 1 Low Comes Anchored In “Orange Sport Canvas”
In an effort to maintain the popularity centered around Nike’s lifestyle offerings, the Beaverton brand has routinely explored a wheelhouse of textures. Recently, the banner’s...
This Nike Air Force 1 Low Enjoys A Premium “Ashen Slate” Outfit
The Nike Air Force 1 Low debuted 40 years ago, but it’s more relevant today than ever before. Designed by Bruce Kilgore as the first...
Tumbled Leather Adorns This Nike Air Force 1 Low For Spring 2024
Amidst the height of the crisp fall season, Nike – in typical fashion – has already begun to line up its future seasonal releases. From...
This Nike Air Force 1 Low Channels Some Good Luck
1984 saw the near collapse of the Air Force 1 if it weren’t for the saving grace of Baltimore sneaker boutiques that leveraged the low-top...
Available Now: Flee The Scene Faster With The Black Air Force 1 FlyEase
Updated December 20th, 2023: The shoes are available now on Nike.com. Introduced in 2015, Nike’s FlyEase technology has allowed those with limited mobility the opportunity...
Available Now: Nike Air Force 1 “Valentine’s Day” aka “Solemates”
The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Valentine’s Day” aka “Solemates” is available now at Nike.com. The shoes are available only in Grade School sizes; MSRP...
Nike’s Air Force 1 “Year Of The Dragon” Unites East And West
The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Year of the Dragon” brings East and West together. Set to form part of a greater Nike Sportswear and...
Nike Blows Up An Air Force 1 “Bubblegum”
Throughout much of last year up through this past Summer, Nike began attributing its Air Force 1 to the silhouettes original 1984 tooling, fit with...
Fat Joe’s Terror Squad x Nike Air Force 1 Surfaces In “Grey/Pink”
Fat Joe’s influence on sneaker culture rang true once again this past September when the South Bronx native added a monochrome version to his iconic...