Nike has been known to honor specific countries and cities with their very own sneakers and South Korea has certainly been the recipient of some dope kicks. Of course, a couple of years ago a “South Korea” Air Jordan 3 was released that turned out to be quite limited. Now, South Korea will be getting its very own Nike Air Force 1 Low and the shoe has plenty of references to its country of origin.

As you can see from the official images below, the shoe has a white leather upper while the Nike swooshes have tiger print. This theme is replicated on the tongue which featured the face of a tiger. From there, the left shoe has a red outline around the swoosh while the outsole and laces also get the red treatment. On the right sneaker, red is swapped out for blue. Finally, the logo on the South Korean flag is placed on the back heel which helps put the finishing touches on the overall theme of the shoe.

A release date has yet to be determined so stay tuned for updates as we will be sure to bring them to you.

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Releasing all the way back in 1982, the Nike Air Force 1 Low is one of the most iconic sneakers of all time. It is the first shoe that Nike ever had to retro and now, the white and black models are staples of streetwear culture. They are readily available all year long at local sneaker retailers and have become memes that will never die on social media. Aside from the two base colorways, there are plenty of dope offerings that Nike has come through with over the years.

The latest Nike Air Force 1 to make it to the market is this “Bred” colorway which is short for Black and Red. Ever since Michael Jordan‘s days with the Chicago Bulls, the “Bred” colorway has been an iconic staple in sneakers. This Air Force 1 carries on that tradition thanks to a black leather upper and red Nike swoosh on the side. While it might be basic, this is certainly a dope model to add to your collection.

These are already available at retailers like Finish Line and JD Sports so you can go scoop them up now for $110 USD.

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If you’re a fan of sneakers, then you know that the Nike Air Force 1 Low is one of the most iconic shoes of all-time. The silhouette debuted all the way back in 1982 and was the first Nike sneaker to ever get a retro. Over the past few decades, we have been blessed with a plethora of new colorways and every year, the Oregon brand has managed to continue the tradition.

The latest model to be revealed is this “4th of July”-Inspired colorway that features a red, white, and blue ribbon that wraps around the shoe just above the midsole. The base of this sneaker is white while the Nike swoosh is made of leather and features some Navy blue coloring. Overall, this is an incredibly clean offering and if you’re in the market for something to celebrate independence day with, these are the shoes for you.

According to Sneaker Bar Detroit, these will be dropping soon so be sure to keep an eye out at your local sneaker retailer. Also, let us know in the comments below what you think of these and whether or not you plan on copping. 

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Nike‘s most infamous shoe is the Nike Air Force 1 Low in the triple-white colorway. If you know anything about sneakers, you are well-aware of these. They originally dropped back in 1982 and were the first sneaker that Nike ever made a retro for. Now, you can’t go into a sneaker store without seeing these on the shelf. Throughout the Winter, these get a bit of a hibernation period but in the Spring, you can always expect Nike to come through with a steady stream of stock.

According to Sneaker Bar Detroit, the triple-white Air Force 1 Low is coming back on Monday, March 16th for $90 USD. The colorway will be available on the Nike website as well as retailers with a Nike account. As you’re well-aware, this is the perfect sneaker for the summer months so if you’ve been planning on copping a fresh pair, now is the time. If the triple-white model isn’t for you, there are plenty of great Air Force 1 colorways on the market that you can choose from. 

Let us know in the comments below what your favorite Air Force 1 colorway is and whether or not you have a pair of the triple-whites.

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One of Nike’s most popular silhouettes over the years has been the Air Force 1 Low. The shoe dropped back in 1982 and was the first silhouette to ever get its own retro. Over the years, there have been various new colorways of the Air Force 1 Low and as we head towards the Spring, Nike is bringing even more fire to the table.

The latest colorway they revealed should be familiar to die-hard fans. The upper is covered in white leather while the Nike swooshes have different textures. As you can see “Thunderstorm Blue” is placed on the swooshes which are given snakeskin and pony hair materials. This aesthetic is certainly interesting although it’s something we have seen before. Nike loves adding textures to its swooshes and typically, they turn out pretty dope. With this latest colorway, that rule still applies.

According to Sneaker News, these will be dropping within the next few weeks so be on the lookout at Nike retailers, if you’re planning to cop. Also, let us know what you think of these, in the comments below.

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Nike’s infamous Air Force 1 Low is easily one of the most iconic shoes of all time. The sneaker was first released back in 1982 and continues to be one of the most popular shoes on the market. While the triple-white and triple-black colorways are easily the highest sellers, there is no denying just how dope some of the other offerings are. For instance, models with white uppers and a colored swoosh are always a hit amongst sneakerheads who want something just a little bit extra. 

Nike is always looking to make changes to the Air Force 1 Low and with this latest colorway, that’s exactly what they are doing. As you can see, the upper is made of white leather while the swoosh is gold. What makes this model stand out, however, is the fact that the swoosh is textured in such a way that it actually looks hairy. This kind of aesthetic has been used on Nike shoes before although there is no denying it looks pretty clean on an Air Force 1.

According to Sneaker Bar Detroit, you can expect these to drop soon so keep an eye out if you plan on copping.

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For the last few weeks, Nike and Supreme have been teasing their latest collab which comes in the form of a Nike Air Force 1 Low. This silhouette is one of the most popular of all-time and throughout the years, the triple-black and triple-white colorways have remained classic. With this latest collab, Nike and Supreme are looking to capitalize on the popularity of these two aforementioned colorways except this time around, they are adding Supreme branding in the form of a red tag on the side. 

Don't fret, Supreme branding is also found on the insole and tongue. Despite this, some fans are still disappointed with how Supreme barely added much creativity to these kicks. Regardless, both brands are confident their collab will be a success. In fact, it is being reported by @j23app that this shoe will be restocked frequently to make sure everyone is able to get a pair. As for the actual release date, Thursday, March 5th appears to be the big day. 

Andy Reid helped lead the Kansas City Chiefs to their first-ever Super Bowl, earlier this year. After going down early, the Chiefs mounted a comeback against the San Francisco 49ers and eventually won the game 31-20. Reid was able to pick up his very first Super Bowl and will forever be cemented in history as one of the best coaches ever. With this in mind, there should be no question that Reid will eventually make his way into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

For now, though, Reid will have to be content with another Hall of Fame honor. Earlier this week, it was revealed that Reid's outfit from Super Bowl 54 would be on display at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Everything from his hat, shirt, and even shoes. Funny enough, Reid wore a pair of Black Air Force 1s with red highlights on the back. 

When Nike debuted the Nike Air Force 1 all the way back in 1982, it became a huge hit amongst consumers. In fact, the shoe was such a success that it became Nike’s first-ever retro. Now, you can’t walk into a sneaker store without seeing a pair of triple-white or triple-black Nike Air Force 1 Lows. Over the years, Nike has done its best to provide consumers with unique colorways and that’s exactly what they’ve done, once again, with the Air Force 1 Low “Barely Volt.”

As you can see from the official images below, the sneaker has black leather overlays at the front, as well as a black Nike swoosh. From there, white side panels are complemented by light yellow hits on the toe box and back heel. This “Barely Volt” aesthetic also makes its way onto the outsole and the Nike Air branding on the tongue.

According to Sneaker Bar Detroit, these are set to go for $90 USD and will be dropping in the coming weeks. This is a great colorway for the upcoming spring weather so be on the lookout for these at your local sneaker store. 

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Supreme and Nike are two of the biggest brands in their respective field so it isn’t surprising to know that they are frequent collaborators. At the end of the day, branding is everything and Nike and Supreme have that in excess. While Supreme is the streetwear giant, Nike is focused more on sportswear and casual fashion. Nike’s most popular silhouette is arguably the Air Force 1 Low and now, Supreme is adding its mark to the show.

In the coming weeks, Supreme and Nike will release their Air Force 1 Low in two colorways: triple-black and triple-white. The only difference here is each shoe will have a red Supreme box logo on the side. There will also be Supreme branding on the tongue and insole. According to py_rates, we now know that the shoe will cost $96 USD which is surprising because many reports indicated the shoe could be sold for as much as $250 USD.

According to Sole Collector, a release date has yet to be determined so if you’re planning on copping these, stay tuned for details as we will be sure to bring them to you. In the meantime, let us know what you think of the collab. Many are divided on the design with some saying Supreme didn’t do enough. Do you agree?