Nike Air Force 1 Low Snowflake Grey DQ0790-001

This gentle design Air Force 1 is now going to everyone's favourites and is going to be in everyone's wardrobe. That's right! Nike Air Force 1 Low Snowflake Grey is releasing this year! This release is a unique take of Nike, and however, there's still a chance that this might be one of your dearests in your wardrobe.

The snowflakes are starting to cover countless crossroads of the world. Nike starts indicating footwear encouraged by the winter wonderland. And it is characterised in flicks and addressed in tunes consumed about this time of year. The North American empire outfits the iconic Nike Air Force 1 Low for its new bid. With clashes of icy blue and with a snowflake tag.

Like a formerly-emerged Air Max 90, the new take on Bruce Kilgore's 40 year old design spoils in a largely greyscale layout that allows the handful of snowflake-influenced deets to revel in the limelight. Suede and leather produce most of the trainer's upper. With the latest material's impression around the heel putting on an embedded snowflake design. Silhouette swooshes, mesh tongues and emblem on the upper heel panel differ from their background in a rich light blue tone that literally nods to the Air Force 1's cold weather bard. Sole units offer a captivating off-white and grey combo reminiscent. And it's all of the prime pairs of the Nike Sportswear staple. At the same time, the previous hangtag pushes the sneaks into new parts.

Starting with comfortability, AF1 is famous for its Air technology cushioning. So now, you do not have to wait for it anymore, as spring is coming and sneakerheads are already measuring the days of its launch.

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