Nike's collaboration team feature some of the most creative designers in the fashion industry today, including streetwear icons from Asia who have helped shape the footwear industry into what it is today, such as Hiroshi Fujiwara, Jun Takahashi, Rei Kawakubo, and much more. As for their latest family member, Yoon Ahn of AMBUSH joined the Swoosh residence with her Japanese biker gang-inspired Nike Dunk silhouette, which currently possesses five colourways.
With that in mind, Ahn uploaded a few images of her recent visit to the Nike World Campus, with one showing what appears to be a new collaboration: the AMBUSH x Nike Air Adjust Force in a "Black/White" colourway.
Just like the Dunks, the Air Adjust Force is a basketball shoe. The model debuted all the way back in 1996 was equipped with swappable FitWrap straps available in various team college colourways. The revival of the court kicks by AMBUSH will also come with a sole unit engineered with Nike Grind rubber to maintain the sports label's "Move to Zero" campaign for a more sustainable future.
At the time of writing, there are no additional information or images from Nike and Yoon Ahn regarding the AMBUSH x Nike Air Adjust Force. However, if you keep it locked in here at The Sole Supplier, you won't miss out on the latest drops from Nike. In similar news, Nike postpones the Travis Scott x Air Max 1 launch after the Astroworld Festival tragedy.
