The Air Adjust Force Receives A Crisp “Light Bone/Khaki” Blend

Nike never misses the chance to hit the racks with some bangers. The Swoosh has now taken your summer OOTDs in its hands with the newest Air Adjust Force that screams the chicest summer of your life! The Air Adjust Force receives a crisp “Light Bone/Khaki” blend that combines comfort and style in a sleek and futuristic design, promising to turn heads.

Neutral deets

The shoes revive the OG Nike Basketball style from 1996 in a brand-new “Light Bone” and “Khaki” colour combination. While accents on the upper use some brown taste, most of the pair enjoy the lighter tone. Midsoles have a stark “White” finish that harmonizes with the rest of the shoe and are accompanied by 180-degree Air Max units. Tread underfoot, on the other hand, breaks away in a “Gum Medium Brown” shade that gives the 27-year-old silhouette a more casual look.

Comfy pick for the summer bliss

Are you just drooling over aesthetics? Well, the sneaker giant has spoiled us with unmatchable comfort! The upcoming release is a stunning example of how Nike successfully combined the traditional Air Force silhouette with modern design components. The shoe’s adjustable straps are its standout feature because they let you alter the fit and comfort to your preferences.

Additionally, the straps give the silo’s entire design a modern twist, beating the favourite good olds’ on the shelves! What’s more, your feet will fit securely in the kicks, thanks to the padded tongue and collar. The Nike Grind, an upcycled compound made from leftover materials from the production process, is used to create traction in the Air Adjust Force, further promoting the Swoosh’s sustainability initiatives.

In other news, get a colourful glimpse at another upcoming pair, the Nike Air Max Scorpion.

The Air Adjust Force receives a crisp “Light Bone/Khaki” blend; look out on our sneaker release dates page to keep track of all the releases coming your way! Don’t miss out on further news by following us on Facebook and Twitter.

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