Boston Celtic’s Rasheed Wallace has been playing on court with the Nike Air Force 1s classic colorways and styles. For this season, Wallace was spotted with the clean White/ Green/ Gum version of Air Force 1. According to the Footwear Graphic Designer at Nike Sportswear, the Player Exclusive sneaker agrees with the simple taste of Wallace with its colors green and white as well as his logo on lateral side. The gum midsole compliment the clean, white leather and athletic mesh tongue. Other features include candy-striped green and white strap on canvas, Wallace’s number 3 on left backtab and a 0 on the right.

pics via solecollector.com

So for the major color, its metallic silver upper. This pair boasts some black accents such as the hightop ankle strap.

The midsole and the Nike swoosh are a different color from the strap which is an interesting contrast. By looks alone, this looks like a grey scheme with the smoke colored swoosh and sole. This version of the 2010 All Star Game doesnt come in patent leather, and has a Texas/basketball outline in the more obvious location in the shoe, towards the front. On the mid panel, the logo is embalzoned.

The tongue also sports the All Star Game logo. This kicks look fresh.

While oftentimes women’s sneakers can feature boring colors schemes, Nike hasn’t fallen into that trap this time. In fact, this Quickstrike pack is really vibrant.

In this pack, Nike is releasing three shoes in lime green, orangish red and bold purple colorways.

These Nike Women’s Air Force 1 Highs are each produced in a 100% solid color. From the fronts to the backs to the swooshes to the laces to the straps – everything on the shoe is one solid color.

Provider has received them already and will release them this coming Saturday for $160AUD ($146USD) in sizes 6-9W.

Get them while you can because these won’t be around long.