Matt Varga Timeless as ever, the Nike Air Force 1 rolls out as a focus of Nike’s strategy, at least in sheer quantity. There’s no shortage of new colorways if you’re in the market to get your first pair or add to an already established collection. The newest edition, spotlighting light grey tonality, is sure to be a fit for any wardrobe.
Staid white peeks out at the toe-box, quarter and midsole, but elsewise, graphite dominates this colorway. That color choice lets us highlight some slight material changes. The tongue swapping to geometric textile while the Swoosh and heel cap opt for short grain suede. A chiefly tinted translucent outsole rounds out this configuration.
Considering Nike executives revealed that the company is reeling back inventory of classic models like the Air Force 1, it’s fair to wonder when we’ll start seeing that put into practice. That’s both in terms of if new colorways will begin to dry up, and if we should expect pairs like this to be the last ones made so widely available.
For now, take a look at this Nike Air Force 1 via official images ahead. As a true Nike GR, it doesn’t have a hard release date. In lieu of one, anticipate this shoe popping up at Nike.com and select retailers in the near future with a $135 MSRP.
While you wait for this sneaker, check out our comprehensive breakdown of this weekend’s Air Jordan 4 “Military Blue.”
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Nike Air Force 1 Low
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