Jovani Hernandez As the Nike Air Force 1 continues to celebrate its 40th anniversary, the three trims of Bruce Kilgore’s iconic design keep introducing new experiments to the expansive roster of offerings.
Recently, a kid’s pair surfaced with a number of details seemingly rooted in graffiti culture. A predominantly white-colored look takes over the sneakers, though a near-fluorescent neon green animates the sides of the tongue, inner lining, upper heel and profile swooshes. “NIKE” branding all throughout the Air Force 1 Low indulges in a new font while introducing a contrasting mauve-like hue to the pair. Panels around the toe box don a slightly-off-white hue that, as revealed by official images of the style, boast a wear-away finish that reveals the same neon tone that appears around the tongue.
Enjoy official images of the pair ahead, and anticipate a Nike.com launch soon.
For more sneaker news, check out the rumored Jarritos Dunk by Nike SB.
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Grade School Nike Air Force 1
US 2026
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