Upside Down Logos Distinguish The Nike Air Force 1 Low Dance

Nike continues flushing out its line of dancing footwear and apparel with the all-new Air Force 1 Dance for women, tailoring Bruce Kilgore’s classic to the aesthetics and technical demands of the sport.

Much like the Nike Jam, the Beaverton brand’s first ever breaking shoe, upside down branding stands out as the AF1 Dance’s hallmark quality. The tongue and heel come with stitched and flipped “Nike Air” text, with the idea being that the logos appear properly when dancing. Statement-making “Volt” seems like an appropriate choice for the model’s rollout colorway selection, reflecting the eccentricity behind the sport, while a black secondary shade provides both balance and contrast.

Other aesthetic touches include a black “AF1” lace dubrae and stitched piping around the Swoosh, but the new model also comes with some purposeful dance-minded alterations. The tongue appears to be comprised of a thinner nylon fabric for comfort, and the sole features two cut-out lines near the front, improving flexibility.

Dancers will be able to cop the the AF1 Low Dance “Volt/Black” on November 7th for $130, with additional colorways expected to arrive throughout the Holiday 2024 shopping season. See official images below and turn to our “Where To Buy” section for purchase links upon the release.

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