Mini Swoosh Logos Decorate A Pebbled Leather Nike Air Force 1 Low

"Wolf Grey" overlays wrap the base.

Andrew Rizzo August 22, 2024

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Nike claims that it will reduce Air Force 1 stock in the near future, but we’ve yet to see the anti-oversaturation strategy actualize yet. However, for what it’s worth, most newly surfaced pairs feature at least one or more unique, defining features, making for a somewhat more diverse catalog.

Continuing to flush out the Fall 2024 docket, Nike brings a pebbled leather upper and “Armory Navy” mini Swoosh to this latest pair. The base and overlays appear in white and “Wolf Grey” respectively, complemented by a “Sail” quarter Swoosh to match the tongue and heel branding. The backtab panel introduces another splash of “Armory Navy,” while an all-white midsole-outsole combo polishes off the look underfoot, diverging from standard color blocking.

Interested parties can expect the Air Force 1 “Wolf Grey/Sail/White/Armory Navy” to arrive Fall 2024 for $125. Let the official image gallery below guide your purchase decision.

Sticking with the model at hand, the mythical PlayStation x Air Force 1 will release in 2025.

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Mens Nike Air Force 1 Low

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RETAIL PRICE: $125

RELEASE DATE: 2025

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Andrew Rizzo, Junior Editor

Andrew Rizzo is an editor at Sneaker News based out of New York City. His primary interests include Air Jordan, Nike ACG, Nike Air Max, and New Balance footwear. Prior to joining Sneaker News, Andrew covered youth sports for several outlets and worked at one of the world’s top performance marketing agencies. He hails from Astoria, Queens and is a huge New York sports fan, particularly when it comes to the Knicks and Yankees.