The low-cut version of the nike soldier Air Force 1 is simply a legend. Hardly any other classic is currently reaping as much success as Bruce Kilgore's 1982 AF1. And, perhaps only a few would have guessed that with the Swoosh, with the spirit of the times reflected by a fierce nike soldier trademark. The silhouette is nowadays celebrated by many and also appears almost all week with new issues.

Another issue that has recently been released and heavily celebrated is the nike soldier Air Force 1 "DNA". The new sneaker was released a week ago and was instantly sold out in just the first few hours. It was only right that it did! The concept behind the Air Force is sheer genius. At first sight, you might think that the nike soldier Air Force 1 "DNA" is a triple white iteration. The sole, upper, and the other features are very varsity to the point of appearing completely white.

If you take a closer look, you will recognize many unique details. The Air Sole as well as the laces and the eyestays are in eggshell white. Additionally, the shoe has the strange Swoosh covered in foil. This gives the "DNA" a light deconstructed look.

The foam tongue also appears to be exposed, which is also atypical for an AF1. Further down is a transparent Air Sole that exposes a black text.