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Nike Air Force 1 Premium (Duck Boot) (Beechtree / Beechtree-Dark Army-Gum Light Brown)

Product Data

Style No.: 444745-201
MSRP: $165.00
Color: Beechtree / Beechtree-Dark Army-Gum Light Brown
Accessory: Certificate of Authenticity, Extra Set of Laces (Color: Light Brown)

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Description

Nike Air Force 1 Premium (Duck Boot)

The weather-ready Nike Air Force 1 'Duck Boot' combines the functional properties of the classic duck boot with the iconic style of the Air Force 1. They have a premium leather upper, water-resistant duck boot-styled toebox, WaterShield wool collar, wool inner liner, and an aggressive traction pattern on the outsole. Nike definitely took this new creation seriously, so you can take on the (not so) wonderful winter weather in style.

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Overall Rating for Nike Air Force 1 Premium (Duck Boot)

(based on 1 review)

Creative design

By Jamison from liverpool, ny on October 10, 2011

These Air Force 1's truly bridge the gap between style and practicality. Now you can sport your ones all year long. I've seen people try to wear the white one's in the winter and they are ruined in no time. These will definitely hold up to the snow and cold and you will be super cool for having a pair. Nike has been having some amazing and unique creations lately.

Pros:

The best of both worlds. Form and function. Not only are they Air Force 1's but they are also a winter boot. What a great idea for fashion and for bad weather conditions. These Ones make it easy to rock your favorite Nike's all year round. I also like the fact that they are high tops but without the straps.

Cons:

I personally think these should have been put out as an ACG hybrid. That really is what they are anyhow. I think merging the Air Force One with the brand reliability of ACG would have made these even more appealing.