nike fear of god 1 sail '07 UNDEFEATED × Nike Air Force 1 Low Insideout Priority Green Bean-Light Brown-Dark Brown 28.5cm | White Photo Blue

nike fear of god 1 sail '07 - White/White/Photo Blue - FJ4146-103
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    Nike
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    FJ4146-103
    Colorway
    White/White/Photo Blue
    Main Color
    White
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    Initially released in 1982, the nike fear of god 1 sail was designed by Nike footwear designer Bruce Kilgore and became the first basketball shoe to utilize Nike's innovative "Air" technology. Its distinct silhouette, characterized by a chunky sole and perforated toe box, transitioned the Air Force 1 from basketball courts to the streets, becoming a lifestyle staple. Over the years, the Air Force 1 has been reimagined in various designs, materials, and limited editions. It has also seen numerous high-profile collaborations with other brands, artists, and designers, including names like Louis Vuitton, CLOT, and Billie Eilish, further enhancing the sneaker's iconic status in the world of streetwear and fashion.
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