Nike Air Force 1
The Nike Air Force 1 is considered to be the most popular Nike shoe in history. It was designed by Bruce Kilgore and was released in Low and High in 1982. The Nike Air Force 1 has grown to become arguably the brand’s most significant sneaker, and is still one of the best-selling models to this day.
There have been several versions of the Air Force 1 throughout the years, such as the SF-AF1, Ultraforce 1, and much more. The Air Force 1 has also been used as a centerpiece for collaborations with brands from Supreme to ACRONYM. Read the articles below to learn more about this iconic piece of Nike’s lineage, both past and present. 2024 is poised to continue this momentum, leading the pack as one of the best selling and most distinguished silhouettes in the Swoosh roster.
Retail prices for the Air Force 1 varies by style. Most are available at $90, while limited edition collaborations can go up to $250.
price / $90-$250
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Nike Air Force 1
A Closer Look At Nike’s Upcoming AF100 Collection
As one of the premier efforts of Nike’s celebration of the Air Force 1’s 35th Anniversary, the AF100 Collection taps the mind of five of...
Nike Announces The AF100 Collection, Five White Air Force 1s Designed By Travis Scott, Virgil Abloh, ACRONYM, Don C, And Kareem “Biggs” Burke
In the history of footwear, there is no sneaker quite like the Air Force 1. It acts as a point of intersection for sports, music,...
Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Mid Releasing In 2018
Update: The Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Mid is set to release during the first half of 2018. Streetwear powerhouse Supreme has been dabbling...
Riccardo Tisci And NikeLab To Release Two Air Force 1 High Collaborations Inspired By The NBA
Update: The Riccardo Tisci x NikeLab Air Force 1 High is available now at Nike. It’s no wonder that Riccardo Tisci, whose body of work...
Travis Scott Offers Preview Of Upcoming Nike Air Force 1 Collaboration
One of the most anticipated releases left for 2017 is undoubtedly Travis Scott’s collaboration with Nike Sportswear, an Air Force 1 that was first previewed...