In September we brought you a look at a pair of the Nike Auto Force 180 that was VERY popular among many sneaker circles, most likely because of the classic black-red/white colorway it comes in. Now, we’re glad to show you a pair that might even attract more attention- because of its less conventional color scheme and patterns. The Nike Auto Force 180 pictured here and set to release this Holiday season of 2009 sports a predominantly black upper, and patent leather toe lining. Moreover, there are yellow and blue accents that add some flavor to a shoe that sits atop a completely white sole. How do you guys feel this colorway compares to the black-red/white and the NYC pair?

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Most of the hype surrounding the Nike Auto Force 180 comes from the anticipated “New York City” pair. However, another super clean colorway of the Auto Force 180 has recently dropped, which is also sure to catch its fair share of attention. The pair pictured here comes in a predominantly black upper made up of both leather and mesh materials. Red and white accents complete this shoe, which sits atop a completely white sole. What do you guys think of this colorup? Is it worth the almost $90 price tag?

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You already know we had you covered with a preview of the Nike Auto Force 180 in a Royal Blue/Orange/White colorway. But now, we’re happy to report that certain Nike retailers have begun to actually get shipments of these bad boys. This really is a nearly impeccable project, with a vulcanized sole in all-white and an upper that includes blue and orange mesh. In case you couldn’t already “tell by the way that we walk, the way the we talk,” cocky New Yorkers will definitely gravitate towards these kicks. And we’re willing to bet even some outta towners will be sporting these. Check in with your local Nike retailers to see what your chances are of copping.

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The Nike Auto Force 180 “NYC Edition” pays homage to the Big Apple with a navy blue/orange/white color scheme (think Mets or Knicks). The casual shoe is a combination of Charles Barkley’s Air Force 180 and Blazer SB. The Auto Force is distinguished by a midfoot support strap, perforated ankle collar and vulcanized midsole. Look for the Nike Auto Force 180 “NYC Edition” during this year’s Holiday season.

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