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- Nike Air Force 1 '07 Fresh Photon Dust/ Photon Dust-Photon Dust
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Nike Air Force 1
Air Force 1 not only marks the plane of the American president, but also represents one of the most iconic sneakers ever. The leather upper, rugged midsole, and first application of Nike Air technology make the Nike Air Force not only a major breakthrough in footwear, but for many, a gateway into the world of sneaker culture.
Nike Air Force 1 - the first sneaker to feature Nike Air technology
The Nike AF1 was launched in 1982 under the Air in a Box banner - originally aimed primarily at basketball. The slogan emphasized the revolutionary technology that provided an unprecedentedly comfortable walking sensation. Its success is evidenced by the fact that nearly four decades after its introduction, these sneakers are synonymous with comfort for many.
In Queens, you can find the Nike Air Force 1 in variations like the '07 or with React technology. Low, high or mid models are available. So if you're wondering whether these sneakers are more for men or women, the answer is clear - finding a more unisex shoe is really difficult.
What to pair the Nike AF1 with?
Nike Air Force 1 are most commonly available in white and black, which makes them easy to combine with sweatpants, jeans or other types of brightly coloured trousers.
Explore the Nike Air Force 1 leather sneakers - a key element of any streetwear collection right here in Queens.
Materials
Upper
Leather: is perhaps the best material for the production of footwear - maintains its shape, it is breathable and the list of its positive properties is far from ending.
Midsole
Air Sole: An air cushioning unit from Nike that is enclosed in a flexible and durable housing directly inside the midsole of the shoe. When stepped on, the air is compressed to absorb the impact and then immediately returns to its original shape. The result is a softer impact, better energy return and less stress on the joints. The midsole with Air Sole is lightweight, stable and durable, enhancing both comfort and overall stride dynamics.
Sole
Rubber: a material that is very easy to maintain and you will appreciate it especially in rainy weather.
Blue Ribbon Sports was the original name of the company we know today as Nike. The athletic footwear and apparel brand was renamed Nike in 1971, when it also introduced its famous logo, the Swoosh. The logo was designed by Carolyn Davidson, a student at the University of Portland, who was paid just two dollars an hour for her work (which would be about seven times that amount today).
Nike is best known for its innovative Air technology, which includes an air bubble in the sole. The first Nike models with this feature appeared on the market in 1987 under the name Nike Air Max 1. Their creator was Tinker Hatfield, who became an icon of sneaker culture. Today, Nike offers a wide selection of shoes with Air Max technology to ensure comfort and style.
Nike shoes today are a versatile choice for a variety of occasions and interests. Whether you're into sports, culture or fashion design, you'll find the right model for you among them. Nike clothing and shoes are not just sports, lifestyle or fashion, they are an expression of your personality and lifestyle. Nike is a brand that has become an icon and a symbol of quality, innovation and style in its half century of existence. Nike is a brand that is loved by millions of people around the world.
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