Michael Le Circular Design, which now seems to define every part of the brand umbrella, has brought Nike back to offerings previously left behind. The Air Force 1 Flyknit, for example, is finally seeing the light of day yet again, doing so in new, sustainable variations. And with its newest line-up of kids releases, the silhouette — herein dubbed the Air Force 1 Crater Flyknit — is presenting fresh styling to a material that’s nothing short of time-honored.
Prepared in both a black and white colorway, the shoe starts with a relatively standard sole unit. Along the latter’s rear and fore, Grind Rubbers display their embedded, multi-color scraps, signaling the fixture’s recycled nature far more than the speckled midsole. Above, the Primeknit simulates overlays and unders with disparate patterns: an intarsia-like knit marks the “overlays,” while a dotted and hexagonal shapes highlight the toe box and profile.
For a closer look at these two kids’ offerings, check out the official images below. Sizes are likely to appear on Nike.com and at select retailers very soon.
In other news, Nike just unveiled the Nike Pegasus Turbo Next Nature.
