They’re both about to release as part of Nike Sportwear’s ‘Aztec Pack’, but here’s a case where the Nike Air Max 1 takes on a palette and colorblocking scheme you’d typically expect to see on a pair of Air Max 90s. It’s the AM90 that tends toward this kind of high-contrast colorway and is known for its vibrant accent shades including the immortal Infrared, but this pair is proof that the OG Max Air runners can handle black and white with a Volt instep quite nicely. Click through for some more shots and look for these at NSW retailers like Titolo.
Nike Air Max 1
Black/Anthracite-Volt-White
308866-022
The Air Force 1 and Foamposite are two distinct breeds of sneaker that you’d never think would cross paths. Of course, in 2010, Nike Sportswear got a bit mad in the laboratory by introducing the Nike Air Force 1 Foamposite during the World Basketball Festival, combining the classic styling of the Air Force 1 High with the technological advancement known nike free run 3.0 mens as Foamposite, forming a fortuitous combination of flair and class that had the the sneaker community buzzing with discussion and excitement. We haven’t seen much from the Air Force 1 Foamposite in quite a while, with the tonal-white of April 2011 being the last known release, but this latest development in the AF1 category should definitely raise a few eyebrows.
This Holiday 2012 season, Nike Sportswear will release the Nike Air Force 1 Low Foamposite, seen here in two sample colorways of a Retro Blue and a Bronzed Pewter colorway. In addition to the low-cut transformation, the swoosh design will be borrowed from the Air Foamposite One’s younger brother the Air Foamposite Pro, giving the shoe an Air Force 1 ‘Jewel’-like stature. We’re hopeful that more colorways will be on the way, so let us know what you think of the Nike Air Force 1 Low Foamposite and be sure to stick with Sneaker News on the latest developments! via asylumsneaker