Airforce shoes

Designed by Bruce Kilgore and introduced in 1982, the Air Force 1 was the first ever basketball shoe to feature Nike Air technology, revolutionizing the game and sneaker culture forever. Over three decades since its first release, the Air Force 1 remains true to its roots while earning its status as a fashion staple for seasons to come. 1985: Re-Released A trio of retailers in Baltimore re-introduce the AF-1 in royal blue and chocolate brown colorways, and all 3,000 pairs sell out almost as soon as they hit the shelves. No longer just for basketball, the sneaker takes the streets by storm. [Shoes in photo are re-releases from 2015] •

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Nike debuted the Air Force 1 in 1982. Designed by Bruce Kilgore as a basketball shoe, the silhouette soon transcended sport and culture, becoming an icon known for its styling versatility. In 2007, Nike celebrated the sneaker’s 25th anniversary with the Air Force 1 '07, upgrading the original’s upper with full-grain white leather. Explore a curated collection of AF1s for women, featuring Low, Mid and High iterations.