We’ve mentioned time and time again that $800+ in materials and colors for the Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke won’t always result in a prized package. In fact, we’ve seen more “misses” than “hits” simply due to the overcomplicated and mismanaged compositions, but can you really blame anyone for wanting to get the best bang for buck? It’s best to enter the Bespoke experience with a concept already in mind, like what P. Nguyen did with this exceptionally clean design; combining the base designs of what are arguably the two greatest Air Force 1s of all-time, he used the legendary ‘Linen‘ colorway and added a few touches of ‘Sakura Ueno‘ with the flower lasering on the heel-tab and the tongue-tag, and adds a bit of a twist with the suede upper. This impressively done hybrid is available for viewing below, so take a look and let us know what you think.
The Nike SB Dunk Low pictured above in a combination of Slate Blue and Tar is close enough to the longtime Nike collaborator’s original SBs nike free run 3.0 mens that many have started to call these ‘Futura 2′ in reference to the March ’03s despite the fact that there was already a 2008 Dunk High SB carrying similar colors and an ‘Un-’ nickname. It’d probably take combining the two more recent styles to actually get close to the legendary New York graffiti artist’s handiwork, and the most experienced sneakerheads among us have offered comparisons to 2002′s Euro-exclusive ‘Stillwater’ Dunk Low Pros. Have a closer look below, chime in with your opinion on how these compare to the others mentioned above and stick with Sneaker News for release info. via HSCC
Nike SB Dunk Low Pro
Slate Blue/White-Tar-Gum Light Brown
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