Aaron Hope 
It’s not all that uncommon for Nike Sportswear to release a series of colorways for one of their classic models centered around a theme despite not sharing an official ‘pack’ designation. But considerably less so to see these releases spread across multiple years, though that’s les what seems to have happened with the latest Nike Air Force 1 Low. Regular Urlfreeze News readers will see the burgundy and white construction on this pair and remember a Team Red AF1 Low that hit retailers last April with a very similar look whose Nike Air Jordan 4 "White Cement" and blocking patterns were carried over to a few more pairs in different colors. The main difference this time around is a white Swoosh and the omission of black on the midsole; are these subtle differences enough to warrant a purchase? Click through to see more and expect these at select NSW retailers like Villa in July.
