10 Classic Air Force 1 Colorways We'd Like To See On Lunar Force 1s

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Original Air Force 1 Released: 2005

Making a bulky basketball sneaker like the Air Force 1 look elegant isn't the simplest task, but the all-over lasered Ueno version was just that. Hardly anything is lost in the transfer to Lunar.

Original Air Force 1 Released: 2006

Stash's palette of greys and blues has found its way onto quite a few silhouettes over the years, but perhaps none took to it better than the AF1 low. An even more exclusive drop with Futura lasering on the heel would be a bonus.

Original Air Force 1 Released: 2006

So what if you've got an XBox? The Playstation Air Force 1s retain grail status even amongst those who haven't played a video game since the local pizzeria got rid of their Donkey Kong machine.

Original Air Force 1 Released: 2004

Ostrich and shiny patent? On the same sneaker? Japan's mita sneakers was on that way back in 2004 when most outlandish Air Force 1 schemes were appearing on BAPEs. You're not gonna find these options on NIKEiD.

Original Air Force 1 Released: 2001

When these first dropped, the Linen/Atmosphere lows gave sneakerheads everywhere a new appreciation of pink. They also gave sneakerheads fits as they tried to find Japanese connects.

Original Air Force 1 Released: 2002

Sometimes simple is best. The "Courir" Air Force 1s, with their black upper and crystal-clear bottom, were perfection - and only released in France. Give everyone else a chance.

Original Air Force 1 Released: 2001

We'll keep it simple: It's about to be the Year of the Snake, and the "Cocoa Snake" Air Force 1s were one of the best ever. This isn't rocket science.

Original Air Force 1 Released: 2001

Blue and grey have gone together since Hoya Paranoia ran the Big East, and probably before that - word to New Balance. Japan's atmos flipped it lovely on these Forces from 2001, and after a dozen years it's time for a lightweight re-up.

Original Air Force 1 Released: 2002

Lux without the lux pricetag, the Acorn AF1 lows combined rough canvas with buttery leather in a shoe made for the tropics. B-Grades of these flooded outlets back in 2002 - it's doubtful that would ever happen now.

Original Air Force 1 Released: 2008

DJ Clark Kent's neon-accented "112" colorway has graced everything from Air Max runners to LeBron's signature joints, but there's nothing more appropriate than an Air Force 1. Wear your kicks.