The Mini Swoosh Returns To The Nike Air Force 1 Low

Pebbled leather spans the upper.

Andrew Rizzo July 18, 2024

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A lesson in minimalism and simplicity, the Nike Air Force 1 sports a “Triple White” aesthetic but with subtle tweaks on this latest pair for Fall 2024.

Without straying too far from the classic “uptown” look, Bruce Kilgore’s classic is made unique with a University Blue-like mini Swoosh and soft pastel quarter logo and backtab. Upon closer inspection, official images also reveal pebbled leather across the upper, with the overlays taking a more textured pattern than the base layer. The tongue and insole branding boast the same blue accent shade as the mini Swoosh, while the shoe’s traditionally metallic silver lace dubrae comes painted in white.

Of course the “Triple White” AF1 will always be the most popular version of the lifestyle icon, but with all-white sneakers being popular summer pick-ups, this pair should appeal to all those looking for a touch of uniqueness. Nike hasn’t floated a price or release date yet, but it’s likely pairs will hit shelves in the near future for the standard $115 MSRP.

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Mens Nike Air Force 1 Low

SKU: HV2511-100

RETAIL PRICE: $N/A

RELEASE DATE: 2026

US 2026

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Written by

Andrew Rizzo, Junior Editor

Andrew Rizzo is an editor at Sneaker News based out of New York City. His primary interests include Air Jordan, Nike ACG, Nike Air Max, and New Balance footwear. Prior to joining Sneaker News, Andrew covered youth sports for several outlets and worked at one of the world’s top performance marketing agencies. He hails from Astoria, Queens and is a huge New York sports fan, particularly when it comes to the Knicks and Yankees.