Description

This southwestern-inspired secondary tone combination exudes a slight ’96 NBA All-Star game atmosphere, while the exterior is made of spare tongue labels and timeless white AF1 midsole and outsole. Although the Nike Air Force 1 has grown into one of the most popular lifestyles in sneaker history, it was initially launched as a high-tech basketball shoe, and the Beaverton brand has taken inspiration from this basketball tradition this summer Make up for the new low cut again. At first glance, your eyes are immediately drawn to the Nike Basketball Lace Lock (black, orange, and white), instead of sliding straight across your throat. Although they are indeed the most unique feature of the shoe, the palette is not lax, it combines a white synthetic base and a cool turquoise, and is decorated with polished clay leather at the heel.