Cheap Jordan Retros, In the lead up to its 40th anniversary, the Nike Air Force 1 High has emerged in handfuls of experimental styles. Away from collaborations with ALYX Studio, Bruce Kilgore’s iconic design has self-indulged in eye-catching updates.While certainly not the first footwear option produced under the “Move to Zero” initiative that launched in 2019, the newly-surfaced pair delivers one of the most eye-catching partly-recycled propositions yet.The tall silhouette abandons its functional ankle strap for a clean look, but gains pull tabs at the top of the tongue and heel.
This offering of the Cheap Nike Air Force 1 Boot sports a Tan, Olive, and Pink color blocking. It comes constructed in a mix of mesh and leather with dual pull tabs, exposed stitching, fleece-like recycled inner lining to match its Grind Rubber sole. Nike’s pinwheel logo stamped on the insoles atop a traction rubber outsole completes the design.A hiking boot-reminiscent set of laces and lacing system further update Kilgore’s 39-year-old design, but the most jarring detailing arrives towards and throughout the sole unit. A textured fabric creates mudguard around most of the sneaker’s forefoot, indulging in the star pattern typically found on the AF1’s tread. Midsoles go all-in on the recycled Nike Crater foam material that debuted on the Nike Space Hippie line. Lastly, outsoles are reworked for the fall and winter using Nike Grind, another tooling solution created from upcycled manufacturing floor scraps.
This Nike Air Force 1 Low UNC has got to be one of the best AF1 colourways of the year.This Nike Air Force 1 Low comes dressed in a Blue Gale and White color combination. Utilizing leather across the upper while perforations land on the panels and toe box. Blue Gale lands on the overlays and Nike branding while White is placed on the toe, panels, laces, liner, midsole and outsole to complete the look.The Beaverton based brand’s signature Air technology is infused into the foam midsole, providing wearers with comfort that’s been around since the early ’80s.