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Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium – Obsidian – White | January 2011

Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium – Obsidian – White | January 2011

Nike Air Force 1 Premium Obsidian White January 2011 Summary

With 2010 so heavily tilted toward super-simple ‘mature’ colorways, we’ve gotten our fair share of two-toned Nike Air Force 1s.  Here’s a new Air Force 1 Premium that follows the same palette as another pair that hit retailers earlier this season, albeit with a few key changes.  First off, the previously released joints were AF1 Highs whereas these are Lows, and instead of Obsidian/white on the midsole/outsole, this combo has been switched for the new lowtop verion.  These Uptowns have a smoother luster than the nubuck Highs, featuring a mix of smooth and top grain leathers.  Check out more shots by clicking on the jump below and look for these at Nike Sportswear retailers in January, with CrookedTongues taking pre-orders now.

Style: 318775-400
Color: Obsidian/White

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