Nike Air Force 1 Low
NIKE AIR FORCE 1 LOW The Nike Air Force 1 Low released in 1982 and was designed by Bruce Kilgore. It is the first Nike Basketball sneaker with Air technology, and also comes in a Mid and High version. The Air Force 1 Low is considered to be the most heralded sneaker of all-time, consistently being among the best sellers of the year — especially in its classic all-white colorway. Click in for the most up to date Nike Air Force 1 Low information, release dates, and colorways.
Nike Air Force 1 Low
Undefeated Recalls The Golden Era Of Exotic Materials With The Dunk Vs. AF-1 “5 On It”
Embarking on its Dunk vs. AF-1 journey in late June, Undefeated continues to recognize the roots of sneaker culture by welcoming the second part of...
Drab Greys Cover The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Toasty”
No, we’re not ready for winter or any of the colder months to disrupt the heat of the summer vacation, but Nike has some gear...
The Nike Air Force 1 LXX Returns In Orange And Maroon Hues For Fall
With a good amount of summer-ready designs already coming to light, Nike is already perusing through its collection of autumn tones to apply to new...
Nike’s “Move To Zero” Campaign Brings Vibrant “Light Lemon Twist” To The Air Force 1 Crater
NIKE, Inc.’s “Move To Zero” initiative was ambitious when announced in 2019, but over the past two years, it’s become a much more plausible mission....
“Pearl White” Takes Over The Latest Nike Air Force 1 Fontanka
Ahead of its blockbuster 40th anniversary, the Nike Air Force 1 has appeared in a Fontanka iteration inspired by St. Petersburg rave culture. Akin to...
Off-White Reveals Release Information For Nike Air Force 1 “Lemonade”
Since partnering with NIKE, Inc. in 2017, Virgil Abloh has been a mainstay within sneaker conversations, and his upcoming “The 50” and Louis Vuitton x Nike...
More Gradient Swooshes Appear On The Nike Air Force 1 Low
The Nike Air Force 1 Low isn’t a stranger to experimental arrangements from its parent brand. As Bruce Kilgore’s iconic design inches closer to its...