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Purchaze received the

Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme Max “London”.

The Nike Air Force 1 debut in 1982, and even though the shoe is made for basketball, it is more of a shoe for “style”. In 1982 when they first released, the Nike Air Force 1 was the first model to have Nike Air technology. In the 1980’s the Nike Air Force 1 was popular like they are till this day.

This is a new Hybrid shoe from Nike combining classic looks of the Air Force 1 with Air technology in the sole for maximum comfort.

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Starting in early July and continuing throughout the Summer, Nike is set to roll out their “World Love Story” Pack, a multi-tiered pack of Air Force 1s dedicated to pivotal Air Force 1 Regions from around the world. To kick off the “World Love Story”, Nike is set to begin to release their Beijing Series on July 7th. Like the I-95 packs, each region will have Core, Premium, and Supreme releases. In this post, we take a look at the “Beijing” Premium AF1 Low. The Premium “Beijings” feature a Premium Leather/Woven Tweed Light Brown upper, a Black Midsole, and a Red Outsole.

07/07/2007 Air Force 1 Premium ‘07
Tweed/Tweed/Dark Army-Varsity Red
315180-222
$125

More detailed pics here!

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This Air Force 1 is part of the “World Love” Pack. Nike is set to release a Nike Air Force 1 Low Paris/France inspired by the French flag. The “Paris” Nike Air Force 1 Low Basic feature a Red/White/Blue upper with a Red Nubuck toe box, a perforated leather mid panel, Blue cross stitching on the Swoosh, and a Blue outsole. Release will be on the 08/11/2007.

08/11/2007 Air Force 1 ‘07 LE
White/White-Varsity Royal-Varsity Red
315122-113
$80

Info/Image: KixandtheCity.com

Good news for lovers of the grape colorway. KATC photographed at Flighclub NY this upcoming Nike Air Force 1 Low “Laser Blue” which features a grape or purple translucent sole. Unfortunately there was no word on a release date. But we’ll keep you up to date as soon new informations become available.

Info/Image: KixAndTheCity.com.

As Nike continues to celebrate the 25th year anniversary of the Air Force 1, the brand is releasing a special edition NIKEiD Air Force 1 Low Premium that was recently designed at the NIKEiD studio during a special event that brought together members from the world of sport, entertainment and education. The AF1 designed by Octavia Overmuller of Brooklyn based Say it LOUD! celebrates the achievements made by African Americans within the community and goes on sale at 255 Elizabeth beginning this Saturday – June 23rd in limited quantity. The special designed Air Force 1 Low features premium materials and retails for $150. A part of the proceeds from the sale of each NIKEiD Air Force 1 Low Premium will go to benefit Say it LOUD!

NikeiD x Say it LOUD! Air Force 1
Available June 23rd, 2007

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Surfing through sneaker-sites is a nice thing, especially if you find something never seen. According to UnitedPeopleofSole these are some new samples. Unfortunately we’ve no further informations about this Air Force One but we’ll keep you up to date if more informations become available…

Info/Image: United People of Sole.

Purchaze received the Nike Air Force 1 “Orange Peel/White-Pmnt-Orng”, the Nike Air Force 1 Low.

In the 80s the residents of the Bronx didnt need to travel to Midtown Manhattan to see the game played at a high level instead they graced the concrete of Patterson Square, better known as Patterson Square Garden, and watched the neighborhood legends battle each other for a concrete crown. Among the Patterson faithful who rocked Air Force 1´s was Rod Strickland, a local star who chose the shoe not only for its performance excellence but also for its off court style.

Very nice shoe for this summer!
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Purchaze received the Nike Air Force 1 “White/White-Black-Metallic Silver”, the Nike Air Force 1 Mid “Obsidian/University Blue-White” and the Nike Air Force 1 Low WMNS “Glacier Blue/White-Varsity Blue-University“.

In the 80s the residents of the Bronx didnt need to travel to Midtown Manhattan to see the game played at a high level instead they graced the concrete of Patterson Square, better known as Patterson Square Garden, and watched the neighborhood legends battle each other for a concrete crown. Among the Patterson faithful who rocked Air Force 1´s was Rod Strickland, a local star who chose the shoe not only for its performance excellence but also for its off court style.

Very nice shoes for this summer!
Check that out.