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.
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The NBA x Nike “75th Anniversary” Collection Adds A Matching Nike Air Force 1 Low In “Chile Red”
To celebrate its Diamond (75th) anniversary, the NBA has teamed up with no other than Nike for a collection of celebratory pieces. After revealing a...
Nike Likens The Air Force 1 ’07 LV8 To Vintage Varsity Jackets
Lately, Nike has looked towards the past for current inspiration. This upcoming Air Force 1 ’07 LV8 further proves this, its latest appearance an ostensible...
The Nike Air Force 1 Pixel Gets Covered In Amethyst Ash Suede
The Nike Air Force 1 Pixel, a digital world-inspired iteration of Bruce Kilgore’s iconic design, hasn’t overtaken its predecessor’s position in the mainstream sneaker consciousness,...
Sketchbook Doodles Inspired This Kid’s Nike Air Force 1 Low
The Nike Air Force 1 Low has appeared in a sketchbook doodles-inspired ensemble just in time for back-to-school season. Predominantly clad in “White,” the kid’s-exclusive...
The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Halloween” Arriving In Court Purple
In continuing a celebrated tradition that began just a few years ago, Nike is set to release another Air Force 1 Low “Skeleton” in a...
Vinyl Overlays Cover The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Have A Good Game”
Throughout the year, Nike Sportswear has put together handfuls of expansive collections rooted in causes and themes spanning from sustainability to lucha libre. For its...
An Asymmetrical Pink Look Lands On The Nike Air Force 1 Toasty
Nike Sportswear hasn’t officially unveiled it, but the “Toasty” collection is panning out to be one of the biggest efforts from the North American brand...
This Iridescent Nike Air Force 1 Low Features HTML Code
The Nike Air Force 1 Low could rest on its laurels for the remainder of its years and be deemed successful. Yet, Bruce Kilgore’s iconic...
This Nike Air Force 1 Low Luxe Achieves A Purple “Dip Dye” Look
The Nike Air Force 1 has accomplished a lot since 1982. Ahead of its 40th anniversary, Bruce Kilgore’s iconic design has emerged in a fashion-forward,...