Nike’s Next Air Force 1 Low For Kids Arrives With Velcro Patches

Jovani Hernandez March 22, 2023

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The Nike Air Force 1 Low continues to celebrate its 40th anniversary in style.

Recently, a kid’s-exclusive version of Bruce Kilgore’s design from 1983 appeared with multiple colors and velcro accessories. Akin to the fan-favorite Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Doernbecher” from February, the latest Grade School offering features fabric panels across the upper. Leather construction also joins the mix, nodding to Air Force 1 heritage. Hits of yellow, red, and blue land throughout the shoe, leaving most of the velcro material to enjoy a plain beige hue. Swooshes on the sides also get a fabric makeover, delivering “Tiffany Blue”-like flair in the process. Underfoot, an all-white sole unit contrasts the upper, while included velcro patches bring street-style to the iconic sneaker design.

Enjoy official photos of the pair ahead. No firm nike.com launch details have been shared by the brand, but that’s likely to change soon.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low "Multi-Color Velcro"

SKU: FN7818-100

RETAIL PRICE: $N/A

RELEASE DATE: 2024

US 2024

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Jovani Hernandez, Editor

Jovani Hernandez joined Sneaker News in December 2019. He’s covered breaking news about adidas Yeezy and interviewed Reebok CEO Todd Krinsky amongst his 5,800 posts. A sub-5-hour-marathoner, he now enjoys running sneakers the most, but fondly reminisces about Nike Basketball and Sportswear from 2007 to 2014.