Is the Nike Air Force 1 back? The shoe, technically, never left considering the steady stream of releases over the years. And aside for AF1 fanatics, many sneakerheads have found themselves lusting over Air Max 1s, 90s, and Jordan Retros more than AF1 drops of late. But collaborations with Pigalle, Ricardo Tisci, and most recently Supreme, the AF1 looks like it could be on the verge of being on every sneakerheads' radar once again. While most heads are focused on copping the "Flax" collection today, which includes a retro of the sought after AF1s which dropped in 2001, just about everyone is sleeping on these "Black/Wolf Grey" Mids. Similar to the "3M Snakeskin" Lows, which released in 2001 as well, heads can add a versatile colorway and silhouette to their collections and rotations without dealing with all the hype and the bot BS. Nike is fully stocked on sizes so if you want them, cop them.
[via Nike]
