Nike air force

The Air Force 1 was originally released as a high top in 1982. It was designed for basketball, though today the shoe is worn by the general public. The leather original has been compared to a hiking boot for both its profile and hefty sole. Since the 1980s, the AF1 has been re-imagined in a number of heights, materials and colorways. It's been successfully adapted to appeal to a wide audience over the years, and over 2,000 different AF1 variations have been released. The Nike Air Force 1 Low White is one of the most popular shoes in the world, at one point selling millions of pairs per year. The Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme White adds just a small red logo box to this classic. Other Air Force 1 releases have been more adventurous. These include the Nike Air Force 1 Low Travis Scott Cactus Jack, which mixes textures and patterns and encloses the laces with a zipper.

Former NBA great Rasheed Wallace kept the spirit of the Air Force 1 alive throughout his career and well after the sneaker was adopted for casual wear. The High was designed with a functional strap for ankle support that became decorative once the sneaker became fashionable. Premium materials, such as patent leathers and suede, were included in exclusive and limited releases, helping many releases achieve “grail” status for collectors.

Former NBA great Rasheed Wallace kept the spirit of the Air Force 1 alive throughout his career and well after the sneaker was adopted for casual wear. The High was designed with a functional strap for ankle support that became decorative once the sneaker became fashionable. Premium materials, such as patent leathers and suede, were included in exclusive and limited releases, helping many releases achieve “grail” status for collectors.