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Metallic silver and hyperblue. Quite the eye-catching combination of colors, especially when applied over a white-soled Nike Air Force 1 High. Before you get too excited, these are a women’s release, but as we have mentioned before – depending on your foot size – there is a good chance you can make these work.

Tech Info:
Nike WMNS Air Force 1 High “Metallic Silver/Hyperblue”
Style: 334031-041
Color: Metallic Silver/Hyperblue

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The majority of you were undoubtedly excited about the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Black Friday” which featured a predominance of black pony hair on the upper. If you fell in love with the pony attribute, you will not have to look any further than this sneaker.

With that said, the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Savage Beast” is, well, very beastly to say the least. Its base is done up and smothered entirely in orange pony hair. The only other color and texture designs on this sneaker is the beige canvas swoosh and heel tab (which reads, Savage Beast in red) along with the black and red Nike tongue logo and the debray. To finish it off, this sneaker is complimented with a brown outsole. Look for the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Savage Beast” to hit Nike retailers very soon.

Tech Info:
Nike Air Force 1 Low “Savage Beast”
Style: 389726-220
Color: Ginger/Vercast-Black

You can find more detailed pictures here.

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So far, 2009 has been a pretty quiet year for the Nike Air Force 1 with most recent releases taking a simplistic approach with clean colorways and conservative color blocking. The upcoming Holiday ‘09 collection stays with the same concept for the most part, but the crispy white uppers that were seen all spring and summer have been replaced with some darker looks for the winter. The next few months will see the release of numerous new colorways of the Nike Air Force 1 for both men and women. As you might expect, the Nike Air Force 1 Low is well-represented, but Holiday ‘09 will also see some nice new looks for the Mid and High, as well as some fresh Premium models that use a variety of interesting materials and textures. Keep reading for a look at the release dates and product info for each.

Tech Info:
Release: 09/26/09
Name: WMNS Air Force 1 High Premium (limited release)
Style: 334031-004
Color: Metallic Silver/Metallic Silver

Release: 09/26/09
Name: Air Force 1 Mid
Style: 315123-013
Color: Neutral Grey/White

Release: 10/03/09
Name: Air Force 1 Low
Style: 315122-167
Color: White/Team Red

Release: 10/10/09
Name: WMNS Air Force 1 Low
Style: 315115-321
Color: Dark Army/Birch

Release: 10/17/09
Name: WMNS Air Force 1 Low Premium (limited release)
Style: 315186-003
Color: Black/Black-White

Release: 11/07/09
Name: WMNS Air Force 1 Low
Style: 315115-007
Color: Metallic Pewter/Black-White

Release: 11/07/09
Name: Air Force 1 Low
Style: 315122-212
Color: Dark Cinder/Sail

Release: 11/04/09
Name: Air Force 1 Low Premium (limited release)
Style: 318775-013
Color: Black/White-Varsity Red

Release: 11/27/09
Name: WMNS Air Force 1 Low
Style: 315115-501
Color: Grand Purple/Metallic Pewter

Release: 11/27/09
Name: Air Force 1 Low
Style: 315122-009
Color: Shadow Grey/Anthracite

Release: 12/05/09
Name: WMNS Air Force 1 High
Style: 334031-003
Color: Black/Black-Gum

Release: 12/05/09
Name: Air Force 1 Mid
Style: 315123-211
Color: Olive Khaki/White-Black

Release: 12/19/09
Name: Air Force 1 Low Premium (limited release)
Style: 318775-221
Color: Baroque Brown/Baroque Brown

Release: 12/19/09
Name: Air Force 1 Low
Style: 315122-901
Color: Black/Black-White

You can find more detailed pictures here.

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As part of the East/West rivalry of Nike Air Force 1 designs, an upcoming release features the design work of UNDFTD’s Eddie Cruz as it features a tonal purple snakeskin upper with a yellow Swoosh. A red outsole utilizing Nike’s proprietary 0.44 compound for added traction can also be seen on the Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme West Coast “Eddie Cruz”. Available in October at select Nike Sportswear retailers.

You can find more detailed pictures here.

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DJ Clark Kent is no stranger to Nike or the Nike Air Force 1 and definitely not to New York, so it should come as no surprise that his newest East vs. West Nike Air Force 1 High, not to be confused with the low we showed you recently, dons the colors of the Knicks and the most choice of materials.

Going the opposite direction of his last creation by opting for a bright colorway, Clark gave his high only the finest materials, including premium leather on four separate areas. The toe box and toe cap use a buttery smooth black, as well as the the swoosh. Clark even chose to wrap the midsole in leather. Blue crocodile skin wraps from inside to outside around the heel, matching the outsole perfectly. The “.44 Rubber” you see on the back portion of the uppers is a reference to the rubber used on the outsole, which was originally designed for use on Nike’s ACG line. Touches of orange are used on the strap, and the high quality nubuck mid-panel is orange, also.

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It looks like Nike will hook up with New York artist “Futura”, once again in Spring 2010 when these Nike Air Force 1 Low’s are released. Nike has worked with Futura on a number of projects in the past and the artist is one of the most highly regarded amongst sneakerheads worldwide. There will be at least two different colorways of the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Futura”, one in White and Orange and another in Grey and White. Futura’s logo is featured on the shoe’s tongue. Both shoe’s also feature what looks like a fading perforated leather on the upper.

Info/Image: Eddie Cruz

A new Nike Air Force 1 “White” from Nike has been released just in time for the Summer months of 2009. This Nike Air Force 1 Low “White/Hot Red-Black” features a White base with hints of Black and Hot Red on the shoe’s outsole and heel tab. The heel tab, pictured above, features s splatter-like print that is similar to that of the print used on the Nike Air Tech Challenge “Rebel” colorway that also used Hot Red and Black accented against a White leather base. These Nike Air Force 1’s are available now at select Nike retailers.

Tech Info:
Nike Air Force 1 Low “White/Hot Red-Black”
Style: 315122-166
Color: White/Hot Red-Black

You can find more detailed pictures here.

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A similar Black/Red/White version of this Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium dropped and was well-received thanks to the simple color scheme and the variety of materials used on the upper. Now a new pair has emerged that uses a similar design, but with a few small changes. Like the other Nike Air Force 1 model, these kicks use a solid dark obsidian upper and solid White midsole/outsole with a combination of mesh and premium leather on the upper, but this time around, the mesh is only used for the mid panels. Also, the accents have been switched from Varsity Red to Varsity Maize, giving the shoe a look all its own despite the other similarities. There is no confirmed info on a U.S. release date, but stay tuned for all the latest and be sure to check out some more images of these kicks by checking out that link.

Tech Info:
Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium 2K4 “Dark Obsidian/Varsity Maize-White”
Style: 354715-441
Color: Dark Obsidian/Dark Obsidian-Varsity Maize-White

You can find more detailed pictures here.

Info/Image: Dunk.com.cn