After years of begging, sneaker fans were rewarded earlier this year when the Nike Air Force 1 made its way to NikeiD. Now, Nike has treated us ‘heads to the the “Safari” option, which comes to the brand’s customization service in April. Photos indicate that you’ll be able to add
Last Summer we got word that Nike’s beloved “Jewel” Swoosh, made famous in the 1990′s, would be back and on the side of the Air Force One. This isn’t the first time we have seen this mix of Jewel and Foamposite considering we seen an eggplant version of this AF1
Today photos of the Nike Air Force One Low you see here, which were given to super producer 9th Wonder by DJ Clark Kent, surfaced online and as you can see they are definitely unique. These Air Force One Lows feature a nice mixture of tumbled, smooth, and patent leather,
Yesterday NIKEiD made it known, on their tumblr, that the beloved “Elephant” print would be available as an option for the upcoming Nike Air Force 1 High and Low on NIKEiD. As you can see from the image above and below the option will be made available in February of
Nike is celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the Nike Air Force 1 this year and part of that celebration will include the packaging you see here. The 30th Anniversary AF1 box features a white base with a red graph and red text that reads, “AFI-XXX” along with the Nike logo.
Photos of the Nike Air Force 1 “Year of the Dragon” surfaced two days ago and already we have a release date for them. The release date for the first Nike “YOTD” theme’d sneaker will be on January 14th, 2012. Nike has certainly found a nice stride in their “Year
Nike Basketball is gearing up for the “Year of the Dragon” releases and today we have a nice shot of the Nike Zoom KD IV, Air Jordan 2012, Nike Air Force 1 Low, and Nike Zoom Kobe VII all in the “YOTD” theme. All of the shoes you see here
