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The Air Force 1 has just dropped at Nike in White/Light Smoke Grey/University Red and White/Light Smoke Grey/Obsidian colourways, taking on the ever-popular 'utility' style design, each of these Force's bring something new to the table.
The classic textured white leather covers the uppers of the AF-1 designs, with contrasting Swooshes to the sidewalls and printed Nike Air branding just in front, on the lateral sides.
With 3M reflective branding to the sidewalls, these kicks are going to be lighting up in the dark and looking fresher than ever, while linear details bring a new look to the tongue of the Utility Air Force 1's, with mini Swooshes are embroidered into the base of the lace unit.
The heel panels swap out the usual Nike Air branding for a plain counter, with an extended heel strip for ease when slipping on and off your feet, while adding to the utility style in grey hues.
Both of these Air Force 1's are available now on Nike for under £55, head to the links on this page to secure your pairs now before they sell out! Don't forget to #/@thesolewomens on Instagram for your chance to get featured on our page.
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