Nike Air Force 1
The Nike Air Force 1 is considered to be the most popular Nike shoe in history. It was designed by Bruce Kilgore and was released in Low and High in 1982. The Nike Air Force 1 has grown to become arguably the brand’s most significant sneaker, and is still one of the best-selling models to this day.
There have been several versions of the Air Force 1 throughout the years, such as the SF-AF1, Ultraforce 1, and much more. The Air Force 1 has also been used as a centerpiece for collaborations with brands from Supreme to ACRONYM. Read the articles below to learn more about this iconic piece of Nike’s lineage, both past and present. 2024 is poised to continue this momentum, leading the pack as one of the best selling and most distinguished silhouettes in the Swoosh roster.
Retail prices for the Air Force 1 varies by style. Most are available at $90, while limited edition collaborations can go up to $250.
price / $90-$250
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Nike Air Force 1
Nike Adds Another Charm Bracelet To The Air Force 1 Low In “Black”
The Nike Air Force 1 Low has come a long way from its basketball roots. From non-functional multi-layers to platform bottoms, Bruce Kilgore’s made-for-sport design...
Mesh Pockets Appear On The Nike Air Force 1 Low
The Nike Air Force 1 Low may no longer grace hardwood courts across the globe, but it continues being a go-to option for stylish individuals...
Another Glitter Swoosh Nike Air Force 1 Low Appears
As the Nike Air Force 1 Low heads into 2022, it’s appeared in dozens of non-original, experimental styles. The latest?: A relatively “colorless” ensemble accompanied...
Glitter Swooshes Add Some Glitz This Nike Air Force 1 Low
The Nike Air Force 1 Low has accomplished a lot since popping up onto the scene in 1983. For its latest proposition, Bruce Kilgore’s iconic...
Official Images Of The Nike Air Force 1 Low “SiEMPRE Familia”
With the Día de Muertos celebration inching closer, the Swoosh has revealed official images of its commemorative Nike Air Force 1 Low “SiEMPRE Familia.” Unveiled...
The Nike Air Force 1 Low Wraps Up In Black Twill Paisley
When Bruce Kilgore designed the Nike Air Force 1 Low in 1983 (the high-top launched a year earlier), he almost certainly didn’t anticipate the sneaker...
Nubuck “Off Noir” Covers This Nike Air Force 1 Low
Inching ever closer to its 40th anniversary, the Nike Air Force 1 Low continues to appear in a wide variety of ensembles. The latest?: An...
The Nike Air Force 1 Low Joins The “Standing The Test Of Time” Collection Ahead Of 40th Anniversary
As the Nike Air Force 1 Low approaches its 40th anniversary, the silhouette has emerged in handfuls of collections. The latest?: Nike Sportswear’s “Standing The...
Nike Celebrates 50th Anniversary Of UNO With The Air Force 1
As the most popular card game in history celebrates its 50th Anniversary, Nike hits us with a surprise in the form of an Air Force...