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NIKE AIR FORCE 180 “THE ADMIRAL” CUSTOM BY REVIVE CUSTOMS

Sometimes a custom job serves no better purpose than to repurpose an OG sneaker that has lost its luster, but sometimes a beaten-up base can serve as the inspiration for something beautiful. Perhaps drawing courage from the fact that the sneakers were all but destroyed to start, long-time sneaker customizer Revive Customs took an old pair of Nike Air Force 180 highs and transferred a theme reminiscent of the Air Jordan VI “Olympic” sneakers with inspiration from teammate David “The Admiral” Robinson. The shoes come out looking like they should be sold in a pack with the AJ6, and in photographs looks almost brand new. Restoration jobs don’t come better than this.

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NIKE AIR FORCE 1 MAX AIR VT “CAMO”

At $200, the camouflage synthetic AF1 Max Air VT “Camo” drops today in celebration of the shoe’s 30th anniversary. Without ever having been advertised even once, the Air Force 1 is a shoe that has not only survived but dominated its three decades of existence. Continuing the pattern is this pair of Uptowns with a one piece molded upper and embossed tongue with dark grey outsoles below a semi-translucent mid. Pick them up now at Nike retailers.

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NIKE AIR FORCE 180 HIGH CHARCOAL/WOLF GREY

A new release of the the Nike Air Force 180 that’s been previewed in alternate colorways of late comes with a look at the charcoal and wolf grey color combo that has been popular in Nike’s recent releases. The shoe features a suede upper with glow-in-the-dark details about the gradient sole. A translucent panel on the outsole ensures these shoes to be a hit when they drop later this year.

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NIKE AIR FORCE 1 LOW SUPREME DECONSTRUCT

With a lack of lining, a premium leather must be used to keep Air Force 1 fans’ feet comfortable, and this new shoe in the year of the AF1 does just that. The Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme Deconstruct features a choice, tan leather on all sides, including the inside, and a unique feel with an embossed Swoosh across the upper panels. The shoes will drop soon for a price of $175.

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BESPOKE NIKE AIR FORCE 1 “YEAR OF THE DRAGON” BY ZHIJUN WANG

In one of the most attractive examples of the Year of the Dragon theme to hit a Nike sneaker, the Bespoke Nike Air Force 1 designed by Zhijun Wang also just so happens to fall on the 30th anniversary of the AF1.

With Chinese designs that speak of the Dragon, Sea, Eight Trigrams, and the Five Elements, the sneakers also feature a custom wooden shoe box, a bamboo iPhone case and custom lace tags.

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