Jared Ebanks From an upcoming Rubik’s Cube-reminiscent colorway to an Oakland A’s inspired effort, the Nike Air Force 1 Low has been repping dipped overlays and crisp white underlays as a routine color blocking as of late. While every other paneling has become synonymous with the Nike Dunk Low, the Bruce Kilgore design is now flipping the latter for an extended slate of offerings featuring shadowed Swooshes.
Embarking upon a near colorless upper, the only samplings from the color wheel are introduced via a monochrome grandeur as light grey hues encase the mid-foot panel and heel tab while the presiding cracked leather Swoosh contrasts the brightened ensemble with a pitch-black treatment. Returning to the clad-leather silhouette with a vibrant injection, a “Volt” finish is applied to the forefoot’s miniature Check and the heel’s Nike Air branding in closing.
While we await further release date information, in the meantime enjoy official imagery of the Nike Air Force 1 Low “White/Volt” below.
For more offerings from underneath the Beaverton brand’s umbrella, the Nike Sabrina 1 was recently revealed in a “Spark” colorway.
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