Recently, a pair of Nike Air Force 25 Lows was spotted that was obviously worked on by DJ Clark Kent and made part of the very limited 112 pack. Now, the mid-top Nike Air Force 25 has been worked on with the same color palette used on all of Lebron’s PEs for his high school alma mater of Saint Vincent-Saint Mary. With this pair the visible sole is untouched, while the upper comes in predominantly white with a gold Nike swoosh and green on the heel. To top it all off, these actually come with a pair of green laces. So how does this SVSM colorway match up with the SVSM Nike Zoom LBJ Ambassador II? Let us know and check out more pictures after the jump.

Known for his love of sneakers and unforgettable sneaker collaborations, DJ Clark Kent put his stamp on the Nike Hyperdunk Supreme we showed you yesterday. You can now add these Nike Air Force 25′s to the 112 collection DJ Clark Kent has been absolutely dropping HEAT with. With a clear sole, reflective upper, and grey cement print heel, these fit right into the collection. However, you’ll have to get a pair from an online source unless you have no difficulties making travel arrangements, as these are an Asia exclusive. Out of the two most recent additions to the 112 collection, which one are you feeling more?

Via Kix-Files.

Nike’s ’07 Air Force 25 Campaign was a dud. Sure, the white jumpsuits, commercial, and Just Blaze beat/Juelz rhymes were hot, but the general product was…umm…not hot justified, particularly at a $150 pricepoint. Fact of the matter is, consumers weren’t paying that much for a product with zero casual appeal, and bulky technology. But when in-store releases fail, I often turn to player exclusives–and that’s exactly what I’ve done here. Uber-athletic Golden State forward Al Harrington sported this buttery smooth pair of blue patent/yellow patent AF25′s on court for the ’07 campaign. Couple that with Al’s “AH32″ logo creatively applied to the ankle latch, and you’ve got a winner. Purchase this pair from a former Golden State equipment room manager here. (He/she will put them back up eventually!)