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The legend of the Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke continues, with the latest pair being a design from Marcus Troy, urban fashion/culture blogger extraordinaire. Known for its use of a number of materials, this pair of the Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke, like the pair designed by Dan Hwang, follows that trend as Marcus Troy handpicked the kevlar, suede, leather, and waterproof denim to adorn his pair of the Bespoke. On top of the lush materials, this pair features a great black/grey/blue colourway and a pair of dubraes engraved with Marcus and Troy. Check out the video to get an inside look behind the Troy’s personalization process.

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The Nike Rivalry Pack has generated a ton of hype, and rightfully so; designs were exclusive to hip-hop’s heaviest hitters, and who better than DJ Premier, who’s hit some of the biggest hip-hop grand slams, would fit this category? We have only seen raw sketches of the shoe, but check out these images to see a plethora of personal DJ Premier details. Premier’s logo on the outer toe guard, his stage name branded on the rear heels, and a clear ice gum-sole that acts as a window to a clever graphic of 1s and 2s are some of the accessories on Premier’s contribution to the Nike Rivalry Pack. This limited pair Nike Air Force 1 Low are set to drop in tandem with the Nike Dunk High Premium “DJ AM” on January 9th at select Nike Retailers.

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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

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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.

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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

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Info/Image: Dunk.com.cn