John Kim
March 1, 2013
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The future of Force officially hit Nike iD today, and while the color and material options are fairly limited at this point, Nike couldn’t have picked a better set to complement the Lunar Force 1. The midsole stays white at the moment, but a mix of reflective synthetic and/or original mesh on the upper allows for some clean color-combos. We’ve whipped up some samples below, but head to Nike iD now to get your own hand in the mix and let us know what colorways you’ve come up with.
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