The Nike Air Force 1 Low Patent โIron Manโ will release on November 1, 2026. Dressed in Gym Red, Team Red, Burgundy Crush, and Bright Ceramic, this pair gives the classic silhouette a glossy patent leather makeover. The retail price is $125.

Quick Facts
Nike Air Force 1 โ07 Premium โIron Manโ
Color: Gym Red/Team Red-Burgundy Crush-Bright Ceramic
Release Date: November 1, 2026
Style Code: IX8058-687
Price: $125
Where to Buy: Nike, Foot Locker, Shiekh
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We have another patent leather Nike Air Force 1 added to the 2026 lineup. This time with a color scheme that resembles Iron Manโs armor. Although the nickname has caught on, this is not an official Marvel collaboration. Instead, the combination of red patent leather and orange details gives the shoe its superhero-inspired appearance. Nike released a similar Air Force 1 Downtown in 2013, but the upcoming pair keeps the traditional low-top design.
Going over this Nike Air Force 1 Low, it features a glossy Gym Red patent leather, with darker Burgundy tones adding contrast around the panels. Black outlines trace the edges of the overlays, giving the shoe an appearance similar to comic-book illustrations. The Swoosh stands out in translucent Bright Ceramic Orange, matching the outsole. Burgundy laces and orange Nike Air branding on the tongue and heel finish the look.
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Nike Air Force 1 Low Patent Iron Man Release Date
The Nike Air Force 1 Patent โIron Manโ will be released on November 1st, 2026, at select Nike Sportswear retailers, including Nike, Foot Locker, and Shiekh. The retail price is $125. Continue to scroll below for more photos for a closer look.
Bottom Line
The โIron Manโ Nike Air Force 1 puts a different spin on the classic silhouette with glossy Red patent leather and dark panel outlines. The color combination gives the shoe its unofficial superhero nickname, but the design stands on its own without an official Marvel collaboration.







Frequently Asked Questions
No. โIron Manโ is an unofficial nickname based on the shoeโs Red and Orange color scheme.
No. The shoes will be a general release and available at most Nike Sportswear retailers.




