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Nike Air Force 1 “Winter Workboot” Pack
Nov 1st
No, it’s not winter yet but as it approaches, you might notice some season specific kicks get some space on the walls of our stores. Such is the case with a current pair of Air Force 1s in stores now: the “Winter Workboot” Pack. Comprised of the Air Force 1 Hi “Baroque Brown” (Baroque Brown-Sail-Metallic Bronze) and the Air Force 1 Low “Deep Burgundy” (Deep Burgundy/Deep Burgundy-Gum Light Brown), the boot inspired pair of classics have a great premium feel and look at standard Air Force 1 prices. Both kicks in the pack feature a gum bottom that is an iconic feature on workboots, as well as shades of brown to tie together the seasonal theme. The hi top “Baroque Brown” retails for $ 100 while the low top “Deep Burgundy” costs $ 90 and is available online. Both models are in stores now. Take a look at some detailed pictures of each below.
Nike Air Force 1 Hi “Baroque Brown”
Nike Air Force 1 Low “Deep Burgundy”
Nike Air Force 1 Mid “Flax”
Oct 30th
Sticking with the seasonal theme dominating new Air Force 1 colorways at the moment, Foot Locker will have this weekend’s Nike Air Force Mid “Flax” release on November 1. With an upper cloaked completely in flax colored nubuck, the Nike Air Force 1 Mid “Flax” sits atop a matching gum bottom which is just about the same color as the upper. Outdoor green accents can be found on the shoe’s branding on the tongue, ankle, heel, and top of the toe box.
Perfect for fall, which is now in full swing, this pair will be dropping on Saturday, November 1, to help you get over your post Halloween blues. You can find the release at Foot Locker, House of Hoops by Foot Locker, and online at Footlocker.com for $ 125. Check out the Launch Locator to see if a store near you will be carrying this release.
Nike Air Force 1 Low White/Hyper Cobalt
Aug 22nd
The latest colorway of the iconic Nike Air Force 1 comes in White, Hyper Cobalt and Pure Platinum. The dominant design features include a white-based leather upper with mesh netting on the toe box and side panels. Cobalt accents and a grey outsole finish this pair off. Although it’s unintended, this rendition of the Air Force 1 is reminiscent of the Air Jordan 4 “Military Blue” — seen through elements of the sneaker’s white base, inclusion of a mesh side panel and a toe box that displays Hyper Cobalt underlays. The netting is specifically overlaying a White-based leather upper that includes Hyper Cobalt and Pure Platinum accents on the outsole and rogue tab.
Available in stores and online.
Nike Air Force 1 Low Black/Photo Blue
Aug 20th
The Nike Air Force 1 Low is a classic and groundbreaking silhouette that arrives in a brand new Black and Photo Blue colorway. The upper is constructed with a genuine leather upper with a padded ankle collar for a comfortable fit sitting atop a solid rubber outsole for durable traction. The mix of the black suede upper with a two-toned Swoosh makes for yet another solid colorway in the deep heritage of the sneaker.
Available in stores and online Saturday.
Nike Air Force 1 Low Light Ash
Aug 15th
The Air Force 1 Low “Light Ash” colorway features a grey-based leather upper with snakeskin detailing on the toe box and side panels. The snakeskin is raised, textured, and darker than the light ash grey nubuck that surrounds it. The snakeskin is designed perfectly to mesh with the classic Air Force 1 silhouette. To round it out and make it a complete package, the upper sits on top of a white midsole, while the outsole reverts to Light Ash. Integrate snakeskin and nubuck just like this and you’ve got a premium feel.
Available online only Saturday.
Nike Air Force 1 Mid White/Black
Aug 1st
The Nike Air Force 1 Mid White/Black is an overall clean way to bring two contrasting worlds into one. While the base of the shoe is constructed just as if it was the classic Air Force 1 Low White, but with it being “Mid”, a section in all black is added up top on the strap. Together, it works beautifully, as smaller details are emphasized such as the black Nike Air branding on the outsole and decorated swoosh that’s different than normal. Take all of that and put it on top of a black sole and you’ve got magic.
Available in stores and online Saturday.
Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘July 4th’
Jul 1st
The Nike Air Force 1 Low “July 4th” uniquely interprets the American flag across the upper of the shoe with a graffiti-inspired motif. This summer, we see Nike Sportswear has taken the ever-popular shoe and made it both patriotic and stylish. Perfect for any celebrations you may have that day, thanks to its low-cut nature and combination of red, white and blue. This sneaker features a mostly canvas upper, and for a touch of luxury, Nike designers added premium leather to the design’s toe box, eyelet and the ubiquitous Swoosh.
Available in stores.
Nike Air Force 1 AC City Collection (Black/Black/White)
Jun 9th
The Nike Air Force 1 AC City Collection is comprised of three different colorways representing three different cities: Oklahoma City, Miami and Los Angeles. The Air Force 1 has kept itself in the public eye over decades, and over the years has developed and evolved into more of a lifestyle shoe than a performance sneaker. In this particularly reinvention, the low-profile arrives in limited quantities.
The black on black on white colorway is representative of Los Angeles in this collection. The shoe’s full canvas Black upper is trimmed in patent leather. Metal lace tips and tonal embroidery makes this great looking shoe even better, while the white midsole wraps it up.
Available in select stores.
Nike Air Force 1 AC City Collection (Navy/Black/White)
Jun 8th
The Nike Air Force 1 AC City Collection is comprised of three different colorways representing three different cities: Oklahoma City, Miami and Los Angeles. The Air Force 1 has kept itself in the public eye over decades, and over the years has developed and evolved into more of a lifestyle shoe than a performance sneaker. In this particularly reinvention, the low-profile arrives in limited quantities.
The navy, black and white colorway is representative of Oklahoma City in this collection. The navy takes an understated, yet fresh approach in its design. A touch of sky blue appears on the shoe’s tongue and eyelets to provide for a bit of flair and delves deeper into the Oklahoma City color palette.
Available in select stores.
