Today we get a look at Nike’s newest Air Force 1′s to hit deck. We usually see the Air Forces using a mid or high model, however these come to us in a low top model. Containing a two toned motif, these kicks come to us in a dominant royal blue upper, along with lighter blue accents found on the outer sole. Nike also decided to implement some carbon fiber onto the heel of the Air Force 1, something we really don’t see much of from them. The upper is done in leather like usual. Look for these to hit retailers sometime next fall.

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Nike has decided to give us a look at their Nike Air Force 1 Hi Hyperfuse lineup, which will be consisting of three different colorways overall. Soft and delicate colorways are used on the sneaker, making the sneaker look very simple and clean. Although a bit mono, the uppers will be constructed of blue, neon, and my favorite, white. Obviously hyperfuse material is taking on the upper as well, with the very well-known strap on the ankle for the support. All three colorways are dropping at Nike Store, so check them out time to time to see a release.

We’ve seen the Air Force 1 take on many colorways and materials, which is what makes us believe that they’re one of the most diverse kicks to ever release. Although it may seem like we’ve seen it all on the Nike Air Force 1, Nike surprises us with their latest Nike Air Force 1 VT PRM QK, which will include the foamposite like shell as it’s dominant material. This is very rare and I must admit it looks pretty damn good. A very durable and comfortable sneaker from Nike. Look for these to drop sometime this month.

The Nike Air Force 1 High Hyperfuse has unveiled itself in a couple of new colorways today, one of them being bright neon. Although a bit hurtful towards the eye, the neon is probably one of the colorways that will be sought out for, followed by black, grey, or white. Other colorways to present themselves are blue and red. All of the following kicks will include the Hyperfuse technology, along with a nice ankle strap which is usually used for support, not looks. Six colorways, six options, which one would you cop?

It looks like we have yet another new colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 presented to us by Nike. We get to see Nike using a new crinkled patent leather with a very clean grey colorway. You can see that the entire sneaker is covered with different shades of grey, such as the difference between the upper and the mid-sole. If you’re interested in purchasing a pair, head over to atmos on May 28th, 2011 and purchase a pair for yourself.

We continue to see the Nike Air Force 1′s releasing in many different colorways and models. Today we get to see the sneaker in their low top form and done in a two-toned colorway. Dominated with a perforated upper, Nike has decided to mesh it with some nice patent leather on the toe area, both which is done in burgundy. Accenting these kicks are that clean white colorway, which can be located on the branding and midsole. Overall a very classy looking sneaker.

We’ve been seeing Air Force 1′s a lot since the day of it’s release and yet we continue to see more throughout the years. These Nike Air Force 1′s come to us in a simple colorway, mixing together black and white. Black is obviously playing the more dominant role, as white is more predominant. All of this is sitting on that very attractive gum sole. If your interested, these will be available for general release for only $90.

A sneaker which realaly needs no introduction is the Nike Air Force 1. The sneaker has reigned supreme for the past couple of years and still many are purchasing these very clean kicks. Both kicks will be using the same accents, such as the white mid-sole and gum sole. The only difference is the uppers, one coming in Beechtree, the other in Obsidian. Which one would you cop? Available now at Proper.

A sneaker which really needs no introduction are the Nike Air Force 1′s. Most of the time when we get a look at some Nike Air Force 1′s, we see it in a white colorway, along with leather materials. Today however, we see the Air Force 1′s in a denim upper, along with some nice bronze stitching. It’s interesting to see such a transition from Nike Air Force 1, but definitely not disappointing. We don’t have a official release date as of yet sadly, but keep checking back with us for further information. Detailed images are available after the jump.