Andrew Rizzo The Air Force 1 isn’t overbearing as is, but Nike has been at work crafting new premium styles that are even more simple with less branded touches. Following quintessential “Triple White” and “Triple Black” makeups, we’ve uncovered a monotone Bomber Grey look that might just be worthy of your autumn rotation.
Let’s break this up into two sections. First, the “Nike Air” on the backtab and “AF-1” on the lace dubrae are both removed for a cleaner, less rendered sort of look. Judging materials based off pics alone can be risky, but the leather used appears to be a notch better than that of most other general release styles — slightly thicker and more tumbled. We’ll also note that the laces are thinner than usual, although that change isn’t likely to be as well received.
The Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium “Bomber Grey” should release soon via nike.com and retailers, likely for a slight markup over the model’s usual $115 tag. See official images below if you’re considering scooping a pair.
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Mens Nike Air Force 1 Low
US 2025
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