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Here is another world premier on NewKicksontheBlog. Back in late October, DJ Clark Kent grabbed us and told us to take out our camera for one of the most amazing sneakers on anyone’s feet. It was the Nike Air Force 1 x Dunk Low SB “Black Supreme” which fused the upper of the infamous Nike Dunk Low “Black Supreme” and the sole of the Nike Air Force 1. Last night at the Playmakers III event in New York, DJ Clark Kent premiered the Nike Dunk SB Tiffany version which again fuses an SB Dunk upper with an Nike Air Force 1 sole. This sneaker is of course in the collection of DJ Clark Kent and just as a side note, the general public will not be able to get their hands on them. Unfortunately.

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No people…this is not an OG Nike Air Force 1 “White/White”! As part of Nike ACG’s 20th anniversary releases, this Nike Air Force 1 Low “Air Huarache” will be debut in the summer of 2009.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Air Huarache” features an all-white premium leather upper complimented with a white midsole and clear outsole. The glaring difference between the OG Nike Air Force 1 and this sneaker is the tongue. This shoe contains a mesh tongue with a black Huarache ACG logo in the center.

What do you think of this combination of two classic Nike sneakers?

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Earlier this week, we showed you the Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium “Grey/Red”; however, we have spotted one colorway that was not mentioned in the aforementioned post.

Expected to release in early 2009, this particular Nike Air Force 1 Low features a Navy Blue/Orange colorway. It also contains four textures on the upper such as premium leather (toe box area), pebbled leather (side panels), suede (swoosh), and a patent leather/crocodile-like texture on the heel. The midsole is also navy blue combined with an orange outsole.

Nevertheless, this seems like one of the best Nike Air Force 1’s we have seen in awhile; however, should any Nike Air Force 1 be getting a lot of attention with the debut of the exclusive Black Friday Air Force 1’s taking over right now?

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The closer we get to 2009, the more previews we get of what exactly is dropping next year. Most recently, we get a sneak peak of a Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium in a “Grey/Red” colorway. While the shoe consists of only two colors, it is covered in a myriad of textured leather including embossed alligator print around the back of the upper, textured and soft leather and a smooth leather all around and on top of the toe. The red comes in on a nubuck swoosh, laces and the bottom of the sole. Look for these to drop sometime in 2009, hopefully sooner than later.

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The Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme “Black Friday” may be the hottest Nike Air Force 1 all year, we still have a little over a month left but we have confidence this is the one. Kept under wraps until just an hour ago, this is one of the best kept secrets in a while a little more like a surprise and kind of how sneakers use to be. The upper features black pony hair on the front half which covers the toe area, toe box, side panels and the eyelets. The back half comes to life with metallic silver lenticular on the swoosh, heel piece and the heel tab. And finally the midsole is a nice glossy metallic in a muted array of colors.

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Marok, the publisher and art director of Lodown Magazine will the the next global influencer to work with Nike on the 1World project. His Nike Air Force 1 Low uses ’supreme’ level materials including premium soft black leather in the toe area and heel and a dark obsidian canvas in the side panels, eyelets and swoosh. The sneaker is finished off in a nice clear white midsole and a icy orange outsole. Unfortunatley for most, Nort Berlin will probably be the only shop where these will be available. They will release December 13, 2008.

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The Nike Sportswear flagship store will see the release of the Nike Air Force 1 Low “KRINK”, created for 1WORLD in partnership with New York artist Craig “KR” Costello.

“The Air Force 1 has been around for so long that my memories of it are simply as a shoe. Before all the hype and collectors… It has been a staple for decades and is a true iconic classic” said KR. “With that said, I wanted to keep things simple. The KRINK drip pattern is a trademark style of mine so I wanted to include it in this project. I selected reflective, as it is booming and unique.” And unique would be a great one word descriptor for this Nike Air Force 1 Low.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “KRINK” is the fifth shoe created in the US for 1WORLD, and joins Rasheed Wallace, KAWS, ?uest Love, and LaDainian Tomlinson as having had the chance to create their own version of the Air Force 1 as part of the 1WORLD collection. The Nike Air Force 1 Low “KRINK” will release exclusively at Nike Sportswear in NYC as well as other select retailers.

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Here is a detailed look at Michael Lau’s collaboration with Nike Sportswear. Inspired by the padded room of a Psychiatric institution the Air Crazy Force 1 features an upper constructed from white padded leather with white quilt-patterned stitching. Details include a heel tab with a series of five x five-count scrawls in gold, to pay tribute to the 25th anniversary of Air Force 1, crafted polished shoelace tags, with “CRAZY” written on the left foot, and “SMILES” on the right, honoring Lau’s infamous “Crazy Smiles” toy company, and a removable white sole insert with abstract pencil scribble art.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Michael Lau x Air Crazy Force 1″ is set to release as a boxed set with a Lau designed vinyl figure on November 29th at the Nike Sportswear store in Hong Kong. No word yet on a US release.

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