A few days ago we brought you more detailed pictures of a very well executed Air Force 1 Low sporting black reptile material. Now, a certain overseas Nike retailer has made a new Air Force 1 Low available for purchase in another attractive colorway. On this pair, the upper is made of mostly black leather and white Nike swoosh. There is also white on the ankle lining as well as midsole, but what tops this shoe off are the minimal, strategically placed blue accents on the “AIR” on the midsole, shoe laces, and heel. How do you Nike Air Force 1 fans like the color execution on this pair of lows? Let us know what you think, and check out more pix after the jump.

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Previewed back at the start of the month, we now have some more detailed images of a new exciting colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low. An amalgamation of fancy materials, the patent/reptile sheen of the model is complemented perfectly by the white midsole and 0.44 sticky rubber outsole. You can take a closer look at the sneaker after the jump, as we wait for its rumoured November release date.

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Thanks in part to Futura, we have a fresh Nike Air Force 1 to look forward to next year in a Team Orange colorway. But even more Air Force 1 Low heat is scheduled to drop, along with this pair of “Reptile” force’s. The upper consists of a predominantly navy/obsidian reptilian pattern, with leather on the toe box and mid-panel. The shoe also contains red shoe laces with a matching hint of red on the upper heel. Finished up with a white midsole and bubble gum bottom, this pair of Air Force 1 Low’s could be on a lot of people’s wish lists. Stay tuned for more release information as it comes up.

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Of course when word got out that world-known graffiti artist Futura was at it again with Nike, we brought you the news. One resulting Air Force 1 Low from this collaboration sports a predominantly white upper with a gradient heel in which small dots grow darker as they reach from the mid-panel to the back of the heel. Team orange accents are executed on the entire outsole and top of the tongue, which also sports Futura’s name. At first expected sometime next Spring, we now have word that this white/team orange pair of Air Force 1’s will be made available at House of Hoops locations and select Foot Locker stores come February of 2010. On the bottom of the right foot it reads “BE,” while on the left it reads “TRUE.” How many of you will be copping this pair in an effort to do just that and “be true?”

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Yesterday we informed you of a pair of Nike Air Force 1 Low’s that sported a predominantly Team Red upper and possessed white accents throughout the shoe. Today we bring you what seems to be the sibling pair of said pair, as this Nike Air Force 1 Low comes in a predominantly white upper with Team Red accents on the midsole and Nike swoosh. One difference besides color allocation is the fact that this pair also comes with a bubble gum bottom, which is sure to excite you OG sneakerheads out there that love that touch on your soles. This Air Force 1 Low is making its way to select Nike stores and online retailers as we speak/read/write. So the obvious questions remains- which pair goes harder?

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One of the bigger sneaker stories of the year included the “Tennis Ball” Nike Hypermax that many of us are still trying to get a hold of as of right now. It seems that Nike has inspired itself to incorporate something similar to the iconic Nike Air Force 1 Low. The AF1 pictured here comes in a quilted canvas upper that includes what appears to be an argyle pattern on the mid panel. The tongue comes in a yellow hue reminiscent of the color that tennis balls come in, while the heel sports some of that same color and a green splatter that most sneakerheads will recall seeing on the Nike Air Tech Challenge. Although these shoes are yet to release widely in Nike retail accounts, you can find at least one place that has you covered on line. What do you guys like/dislike about the execution on this classic sneaker?

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In 1996 a mid-top Air Force 1 smoothly grouped a lightbone color with a smoke color that resulted in a rather fresh Air Force 1. More than ten years later, Nike is once again using the lightbone color- this time on the Air Force 1 Low. This time, the lightbone coloring fills out the shoe’s upper, with a white midsole, bubble gum outsole, and anthracite accents finishing it all off. Limited quantities are now available for purchase at all four House of Hoops. For how many of you is this a must cop?

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