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Product Data

• Style No.: 318775-005
• MSRP: $135.00
• Color: Metallic Silver / White-Wicked Purple
• Accessory: Certificate of Authenticity

Popularity: 20 / 100

Return Rate: 6%

Lifespan: April 2, 2010 ~ February 15, 2011

Description

Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium (Futura Edition)

Originally released in 1982, the Nike Air Force 1 was the first Nike model to feature "Air" technology. This legendary basketball sneaker was designed by Bruce Kilgore, and named after the aircraft that carries the President of the United States, the Air Force One. The Air Force 1 is Nike's most popular sneaker to date, has been produced in nearly 2,000 different colorways, and is available in low, mid, and high-top models.

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This Air Force 1 Low Premium is a result of a collaboration between Futura and Nike. Futura and Nike have been part of collaborations before, so both sides are familiar with each other. This latest Nike Air Force 1 Low comes in an Metallic Silver/White-Purple colorway. This particular retro lifestyle shoe is done up in an eye-popping metallic silver base comprised of premium leather (toe area) and perforated leather (side and heel panels). White hints appear in the form of the shoelaces, swoosh and the midsole; yet, its wicked purple details (tongue, outsole) give this shoe a very unique color scheme. The eye catching retro lifestyle shoe is broken up into two separate textures with the toe box using a sporting perforated feel as opposed the mid panel and rear, which are heavily perforated. Continue Reading...