Air Force Ones

Air Force Ones, created by designer Bruce Kilgore, were the first basketball shoes to use Nike Air Technology. Be amazed on the latest innovations and customized designs of the Air Force Ones featured here in our site.

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Custom Nike Air Force 1 For Marcus Jordan

February 9th, 2010 by Sneak3rAddict Stored in: Air Force Ones, Custom Sneakers, Nike

If your the son of Michael Jordan you are bound to get some Custom sneakers. Diversitile has designed this Custom Nike Air Force 1 for Marcus Jordan, the son of NBA legend Michael Jordan. This pair of Air Force 1 was presented to Marcus as a gift. Diversitile choose bronze, purple and black to be on the sneaker.

This Air Force 1 has some amazing features. A basketball court pattern is placed on the back panel of the shoe, while glossy black patent leather is used on the toe box. The sneaker also features the Air Jordan Jumpman logo on the back of the sneaker. Marcus signature number, 5, is also seen. One of the best things i like on this shoe is the fading Nike Swoosh, which is done up in purple and bronze. The sneakers are packaged in a clear box. Check out more pics for a detailed look.

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Women’s Nike Air Force 1 High Black & Red Patent Leather

February 6th, 2010 by carla_guillermo Stored in: Air Force Ones, Nike

In commemoration of the NBA 2010 All-Star Game, Nike Air Force 1 continues to fill up the sneaker racks. Exclusive for women, the Air Force 1 is has new available pairs in patent leather and in colors red and black. In addition to the high-end fashion due to materials of these shoes are the designs on the heel and toe with a touch of white as well as the ankle lining that is slanted. The buckle that passes through the white ankle strap is also reshaped. Grab a pair now if you think that this trendy style fits your own.
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Nike Air Force 1 Black History Month 2010

February 5th, 2010 by Sneak3rAddict Stored in: Air Force Ones, Nike

Black History Month is really important to Nike. We see Nike releasing numerous kicks every year to honor Black History Month. Last night, Charles Barkley and the TNT crew gave us a sneak peak at this years Black History Month Air Force 1. They also mentioned that the sneaker will see a retail release. Last years Air Force 1 was not released to the public.

The sneaker comes in the usual Black History Month colors. Black is placed on most of the shoe including the upper, toe box, tongue, midsole, Nike Swoosh, and inner. Red is seen on the outsole and part of the tongue tag, while green is used on the Nike Swoosh stitching and is placed just above the midsole. Proceeds from all shoes sold will be donated to Cheyney University, the oldest Black institution in the U.S. The official release date is on February 18th, 2010.

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Nike Air Force 1 “Pro Bowl”

February 3rd, 2010 by Sneak3rAddict Stored in: Air Force Ones, Nike

Here is a look at an Air Force 1 Low which is inspired after the 2010 Pro Bowl. This year the Pro Bowl was held in Miami, Florida, the same place Super Bowl XLIV will be played. With big events like the Pro Bowl, you can expect Nike to come out with some major heat. And by looking at this Pro Bowl Air Force 1, look out for even more heat around Super Bowl time.

This Air Force 1 comes in an outstanding color way. The sneaker features an upper done up in black 3M with teal is placed on the piping, stitching, and outsole. The Nike Swoosh and heel tab are both done up in bright pink suede. “La Familia de Nike” is seen on the lateral heel and tongue, while the the state of Florida is placed on the side. These probably wont release, a limited number of these were given to some collectors with connections.

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Nike Bespoke Air Force 1 by JoeJoe

February 2nd, 2010 by Sneak3rAddict Stored in: Air Force Ones, Nike

We have seen a lot of Bespoke Nike Air Force 1s as of late. A couple of days ago we saw an outstanding Nike Bespoke Air Force 1 by Adam Kotob. This Bespoke Air Force 1 we see is just as good as the other one, if not better. This Nike Bespoke Air Force 1 was designed by JoeJoe.

JoeJoe took the Space Jam design as inspiration. The sneaker features black suede on the upper and toe box, while black patent leather is seen on the toe, mid foot, and heel panels. To give the shoe a nice contrast, white was placed on the Nike swoosh and tongue tag. The sneaker is finished off with a clear icy outsole, which makes the shoe just perfect. This sneaker has something every sneaker head looks for, simplicity. Check out more pics for a more detailed look.

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Nike Bespoke Air Force 1 by Adam Kotob

January 30th, 2010 by Sneak3rAddict Stored in: Air Force Ones, Nike

For those of you who stay up to date with Bespoke Air Force 1s, you should expect crazy designs by now. All the Bespoke Air Force 1s are unique in their own way, including this one. Here we see another Nike Bespoke Air Force 1. This Bespoke Air Force 1 is designed by Adam Kotob.

Just like the other Bespoke Air Force 1s, this shoe features numerous materials and colors. Black crocodile is used as the base, and is seen on the midfoot, heel panel, and tongue tag. Tan suede is placed on the toe box, mid panel, and midsole. The Nike Swoosh, toe, and inner are all done up in orange leather. Denim is also placed on the shoe and can be spotted on the heel tab. Its really hard to rate Bespoke Air Force 1s because all of them shine in their own way.

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Nike Air Force 1 GS – Black/Yellow

January 25th, 2010 by Sneak3rAddict Stored in: Air Force Ones, Nike

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Lately a lot of sneaker heads have been jealous of smaller sneaker heads. Thats because Nike has released a lot of heat in Grade School sizes only as of late. And after seeing this Air Force 1, i am pretty sure sneaker heads will be upset with Nike once again. This latest Nike Air Force 1 GS comes in a Black/Yellow colorway.

As you can see black is placed on most of the upper, as well as the outsole. The eye catching yellow is seen on the Nike Swoosh, midsole, tongue tag, and near the ankle. An interesting gridlike design is placed on the toe box and side panels. This Air Force 1 also features black laces with yellow stripes. This pair hosts a very nice look with it bringing a great color scheme to the table. You can pick these up now at select Nike retailers.

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Custom Nike Air Force 1 Low “756″

January 23rd, 2010 by Sneak3rAddict Stored in: Air Force Ones, Custom Sneakers, Nike

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We usually see custom designs on Air Force 1 Lows. There’s just something about them that designers like. Maybe it’s simple shape of the shoe. Well here we have another Custom Nike Air Force 1 Low. This one is designed by Revive Customs. The shoe itself doesn’t look like a custom because of the simple color way, but it’s a pretty dope design.

This pair of kicks was created exclusively for Matt Murphy of Solefood NYC. The shoe was created to commemorate Barry Bond’s record breaking homerun baseball. For those that did not know, Matt Murphy was the one that caught the record breaking ball. Onto the shoe, it features a baseball glove like color way. A peanut butter like color is placed on the upper, which is constructed of leather. An interesting design is seen on the side panels, which is meant to resemble the pockets of a baseball glove. Three “Xs” are stitched along the toe and along the top of the tongue. “756″ is seen on the the side of the heel on both sneakers. I don’t understand why Barry Bonds wasn’t given one.

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