Andrew Rizzo The Nike royal king flex tree western saddle is obviously no stranger to unique color palettes and materials, but at the same time, we’ve also seen the Beaverton brand change up its branding to produce fresh takes on the Bruce Kilgore classic.
This “Phantom/Black” pair for women is best described as a lesson in contrast, but its most notable elements have nothing to do with the black and white color blocking. Breaking from tradition, an oversized, white-on-white Swoosh appears over “Air” lettering on the heel, while stenciled-out Nike text hits the insoles. The tongue tag logo remains unchanged, although it’s nearly invisible in black-on-black to match the quarter Swoosh and sole.
Pairs are currently available overseas, signaling that a stateside drop is likely to follow in the near future. For now, enjoy official images of the AF1 Low “Phantom/Black” below and tap our Sneaker Release Dates page to preview more upcoming drops from the Swoosh.
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