Tag: Nike Air Force 1s

The Nike Air Force 1 Low has played a pivotal role in the 40th anniversary of its High counterpart, returning in beloved styles from the past as well as dressing up in new ensembles. Ahead of autumn, Bruce Kilgore’s design...

Although the Nike Air Force 1 Low officially debuted in 1983, it’s joined in on the 40th anniversary for Bruce Kilgore’s 1982 icon. Recently, the low-top variant of the made-for-basketball design appeared in a greyscale finish complimented by 1990s-reminiscent “Volt”...

Over the last 40 years, the Nike Air Force 1 model has undergone several experimental changes. In the last year, Bruce Kilgore’s iconic design has indulged in Nike React foam to offer a different cushioning solution to casual and savvy...

The Nike Air Force 1 Low has been an integral part in the brand’s ascension to sportswear stardom over the last few decades. As Bruce Kilgore’s original design celebrates its 40th anniversary, the low-top-variant – which debuted a year later...

Over the last handful of months, NIKE, Inc. has teased the “Sun Club” collection ad nauseam. Recently, another Nike Air Force 1 Low from the summer-ready lineup has surfaced. Akin to other Nike Sportswear propositions prepped for the collection, the...

Bruce Kilgore’s iconic Nike Air Force 1 Low has done a lot since the 1980s. Recently, the made-for-basketball design appeared in a clean, summer-ready ensemble covered in a straightforward white, orange and silver colorway. Akin to the model’s debut style,...

Nike’s “Sun Club” collection has been pushing us to search for vacation destinations, hasn’t it? Color themes that evoke relaxation and leisure, and a Swoosh that combines the mesh of a hammock and a surf wave (or a fin of...

Forty years later, the Air Force 1 stands as Nike’s most influential sneaker in history. Generating massive sales and interest from consumers, the AF1 is simply the perfect shoe, with the only changes really needed is a simple color swap...