Nike Air Force 1 Move to Zero White DO7692-100

Get ready for another quick-cop from the stores because the Nike Air Force 1 Move to Zero White is on its way! Nike Swoosh team is continuing the eco-friendly trainers for running series, and among many latest designs, this classic one seems to stand out. Right now, we have our eyes on several other Move To Zer0 kicks. For example, there's a Zoom Type Crater dropping very soon. But this particular Swoosh silo is taking away all the attention because of its clear hint at "recycled" aesthetics. After all, the Nike Whirlpool pinwheel logo pops off right from the beginning. So, what's more about it?

Using scraps, waste particles, and unused materials, the Nike Move To Zero campaign creates some unmissable treats for sneaker lovers. And if you are on board with the "saving the world" idea, this campaign is an even better way. Air Force 1 trainers actually have a hectic summer season, and still, this one is dropping for us. The environment-friendly textile, synthetics, and tooling make this pair a pioneer in going green for nature! Follow us on @FastSoleUK to get more details on other Swoosh stunners.

Enjoy a completely foot-hugging comfort from this silo with every step and see how your sneaker scores go up! Thankfully, this version of Air Force 1 comes with premium rip-stop synthetic mesh and leather for its upper body so that your feet can stay confident everywhere. First of all, the rip-stop texture controls the entire upper, except for the leather Nike Swoosh on the sidewall and the eyelets. Crisp white paints the forefoot and slowly turns see-through by the collar and heel. The colour scheme takes a turn to egg yolk yellow from white. As a result, the orange Nike Air branding and collar counter contrast boldly. Finally, a recycled foam midsole sits underfoot.

Nike Air Force 1 Move to Zero White will be available soon via the listed UK and European retailers. While you wait for this beast to be free from its cage, make sure to check out the AF 1 Low Photon Dust White.

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