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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Nike Air Force 1
Nike Pushes The Premium Octane With The Air Force 1 LX
Nike Air Force 1 fans were hit was some unfortunate news when Nike CFO Matt Friend revealed that production of the timeless silhouette would be...
Double-Stacked Laces Adorn The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Pink Tapestry”
Updated May 6th, 2024: The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Pink Tapestry” is available now via Nike.com. Bruce Kilgore’s Nike Air Force 1 is totally...
The Nike Air Force 1 Picks “Green Apple” For Its Next Installment
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The Nike Air Force 1 Low Inches Closer To Travis Scott Colorways
Nike’s Next Nature series of Air Force 1s has not wasted a single issue yet. All the colorways that have emerged have been pleasing to...
“Barely Grape” Hops On The Nike Air Force 1 Low
February and March typically feature a number of spring and Easter-adjacent shoe drops, with all the big brands favoring soft, pastel hues in their designs...
Nike Remembers Kobe Bryant’s Sneaker Free Agency With This Upcoming Air Force 1 Low
Kobe Bryant was a coveted man in 2003. After cutting ties with adidas, the remaining sneaker brands in the business were in an all-out bidding...
The Nike Air Force 1 Fuses Retro Basketball Branding With “University Blue”
Vintage Nike Basketball detailing has defined a number of newly surfaced Air Force 1 designs, now appearing on an upcoming “University Blue” pair. The Beaverton...
The Nike Air Force 1 Low Brings “White/Orange” To Updated Model
The Nike Air Force 1 Low has been rolled out in more than 2000 styles over their lifespan. Though that sheer quantity hasn’t impacted the...
The Nike Air Force 1 Low Wears Red “Swoosh Armor” In Latest Delivery
Leaning on its celebrated heritage, Bruce Kilgore’s Nike Air Force 1 manages to bring a lot to the table design-wise with minimal alterations, often appearing...