The Nike Air Force 1 "White Python" Is Impeccably Clean

The Nike Air Force 1 is a tried and tested favourite for many sneakerheads, and now brand-new images have arrived of one of the cleanest editions we’ve seen in a long time. Titled the Nike Air Force 1 “White Python”, the pair opts for a faux-snakeskin effect across the uppers to add an extra layer of depth to the design that we all know and love.

First introduced back in 1982, the AF1 was designed by Bruce Kilgore and remains one of the most culturally-relevant sneakers even today, with fans of the Swoosh brand eagerly-anticipating each new release.

The classic panelling of the uppers remains true to the OG and the pair is decked out in a mainly white look, with hits of grey and cream perfectly accentuating the design. Nike’s traditional Swoosh logo is embellished on both the lateral and medial sides, while Nike Air branding is embroidered onto both the tongues and heels. A sail midsole completes the pair, with a full-length Nike Air midsole unit offering next level comfort.

While we don’t have an official release date set for this pair just yet, it’s likely to be announced in the coming weeks, so stay locked in right here at The Sole Supplier for all the latest. While you are with us, be sure to take a look at other top stories like an official look at the Nike Dunk High “Dark Beetroot”!