For 2024 Nike will be releasing the “World Tour” Pack which showcases regional Nike Air Force 1 exclusives for three vibrant cities: Las Vegas, Seoul, and Shanghai. On deck we take a look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low World Tour “Las Vegas” which draws inspiration from the city’s dazzling neon lights and comes covered in Laser Fuchsia. Taking on an official color makeup of Laser Fuchsia, White, and Vivid Purple, this Nike Air Force 1 Low begins with a Vivid Purple nubuck on the base of the upper which is then joined by vibrant Laser Fuchsia patent leather on the overlays as well as contrasting White accents on the Swooshes, laces, midsole, and the Nike branding on the tongue tags and heels. Additional details include gold embroidered dice on the inner tongues and “Read ‘Em And Weep” written on the inner liners. Look for the Nike Air Force 1 Low World Tour “Las Vegas” to release via SNKRS and select retailers on February 8th for $135.
Coming Soon: Nike Air Force 1 Low Khaki Coconut Milk
Neutral hues and premium materials serve as the highlight of this Nike Air Force 1 Low. Covered in similar hues of Sail, Khaki, Coconut Milk, and White, this Nike Air Force 1 Low takes on a full leather construction on the upper in a combination of Sail and Coconut Milk while light brown accents hit the suede Swooshes and heel tabs as well as the tongue tags and insoles. To wrap up the clean aesthetic we see the pristine White rubber midsole and a milky white translucent outsole. Look for this Nike Air Force 1 Low to release later this spring for $130.
Official Images: Nike Air Force 1 Low Malachite
Simple and clean is one way to describe this new colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low that takes on the popular two-tone appearance. This Uptown starts off with the beloved and traditional White leather construction all over the upper with tonal detailing noted on the tongues, laces, inner liner, and rubber midsoles. For that hit of color we see the addition of Malachite Green on the Swooshes, heel tabs, insoles, the Nike branding on the tongues, and the rubber outsoles. Purists can scoop up this Nike Air Force 1 Low online and at select retailers now for $115.
Coming Soon: Nike Air Force 1 Low Next Nature Coconut Milk Chlorophyll
The environmentally-friendly Nike Air Force 1 Low Next Nature has surfaced in a new Coconut Milk/Chlorophyll colorway that is slated to release for the spring of 2024. Equipped with a minimum of 20% recycled and repurposed materials, this Nike Air Force 1 Low takes on a Coconut Milk tumbled leather construction all over the upper with tonal detailing seen on the tongues, laces, inner liner, and the embroidered branding on the heels. The lively Chlorophyll green hue is then noted on the Swooshes, heels, and the Nike branding on the tongues. Volt insoles with Nike’s pinwheel logo in black and a Sail Nike Grind rubber sole unit with subtle speckling wrap up the look on this Nike Air Force 1 Low that will be dropping spring 2024 for $115.
Another Mule Version of The Nike Air Force 1 Is On The Way
Another mule/slip-on version of the Nike Air Force 1 has surfaced, following the women’s Nike Air Force 1 Lover, with the arrival of the Nike Air Force 1 Lover Wild. Essentially a slip-on version of the Nike Air Force 1, this Lover Wild version eliminates the heel allowing for easy entry and also gets rid of the lacing system. The mule comes with durable construction on the upper with the signature perforations on the toe area as well as an added heel pull tab, and new insoles with “JUST DO IT” branding. Down below we see a traditional Air Force 1 midsole with white speckling and a modified rubber outsole for added grip. This pair gets covered in two shades of brown on the upper and sole along with Racer Blue detailing on the insoles and subtle white speckling on the midsoles. Already available overseas, look for this Nike Air Force 1 Lover Wild to release in women’s sizing some time next year for $135.
Matthew M. Williams’ ALYX x Nike Air Force 1 Low Collab Drops In December
Matthew M. Williams, co-founder of 1017 ALYX 9SM as well as Givenchy’s creative director, gives us a glimpse of his upcoming collab with Nike, the ALYX x Nike Air Force 1 Low.