Retail: $150 Where to Buy: Nike.The year of 2021 is turning out to be a year of minor changes for Nike with the Pegasus 38, Vaporfly Next% 2, Miler 2 and Infinity Run 2 all receiving upper-only updates. Pairs will become available from 10 am ET right here on the official website. If you’re planning on picking up a pair on the day, make sure you head to our dedicated Nike Release Dates Calendar to set yourself a reminder for the drop.
Update 10.15.22 // Nike US has just confirmed a release date for the Air Force 1 Low “Logos” (White) for October 20. Until more news arrives, take a first look at the pair below, and keep your eyes glued to our official Twitter account for further updates. While an official release date for this all-new Air Force 1 Low has yet to be revealed, the surfacing of the pair would suggest that a release is imminent. Added gold eye stays and dubraes further the prestige of the pair, with inner product tags signed off by Bruce himself to complete the design. Turning around to the heel, Nike has overlayed the original Nike Air motif with the modern era’s embroidered mark the same has been done at the Tonge, with the brand’s new 1Swoosh motif atop the traditional Nike Air logo.
The trimmings, though, are expansive, with lightly-tumbled leather Checks intersected by clear Jewel Swooshes at the mid foot, and added debossed Checks at the forefoot. To honor that process, the Swoosh will be releasing this special-edition Air Force 1 Low that shows the progression of logos from the original, all the way to today’s 40th-anniversary insignia.ĭressed in a staple white leather construct, the pair keeps things simple at its core with staple tongues, liners, and laces, as well as sail sole units to add aged-look flair. From the shape and design tweaks to logo changes and Swoosh placement, Bruce Kilgore’s iconic design has been shaped into perfection over the past 40 years. The Air Force 1 Low as you know it today has gone under an immense amount of changes since its debut in 1983.
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