Continuing the trend of holiday-inspired kicks for the youngsters, this new duo of Air Force 1 Lows features patriotic colorways featuring symbols and colorways heeding to American patriotism. The first red, white, and blue pair displays a nice mix of American colors with a neat heel-tab – an alternating pattern of the stars and the stripes. The overall colorway should remind you either of the Nike Air Force 1 Low 2005 NBA All-Star Game in Denver. The second kids pair features a respectful white and metallic gold, with the laces and rear panel featuring an “all-over” print of stars. Check out the extra pics after the jump and grab both now at kicksin.

Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium Futura Matte Silver White Black

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Bradley explains himself as a mud loving chef in training and it is reflected on his sneaker design with the toe sections and lace loops in mud like brown colorway that is balanced by the side and rear sections in green with random prints of dogs, deers, motocross bikes and fork & spoons. Mustard colored inner lining adds spark to the Earth tones and the mustard colored inner sole features an outline of a dog printed in black. On the outsole is the large blocked colors of black, brown and green making a camouflage pattern. As a whole,a great sneaker.

Here we feature a unique design in the timeless Nike Air Force 1 silhouette. This low top version sports a predominantly black upper which consists of leather, as well as a sequence-like material on the back end and shoe lacing tabs. Other features include white contrasts on the inner lining, Nike swoosh, and midsole. Also, we see hints of red on the shoe laces, as well as patent leather heel tab. Finally the outsole sports a gum sole construction, a design loved by fanatics. Look for them to release to Footaction locations on November 14, 2009 and retail for $135.

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium
Colorway: Black / White – Red
Release Date: November 14, 2009
Price: $135

The Nike Air Force 1 Low is a timeless piece which has seen a plethora of colorways this year alone, and Nike continues to produce new versions. Here we feature a pair which has made its way to several overseas Nike accounts. They sport a predominantly black leather upper along with white and blue accents. The upper sits atop a classic white midsole while the outsole sports a black design. Via JDSports.

I’m a huge fan of earth tone and camo colorways. I think it gives a nice understated feel to the shoe, with the overall potential of breakin necks. However, when done on an Air Force 1 mid, it has the potential to leave little to be desired, as most are not a fan of this silhouette. Using an all over olive khaki for the base, with hints of black, the kicks look classy and timeless. I almost feel like it overrides the fact that these are done on mids…almost makes you forget. If you like what you see, check for them in early December, where they will be released on our side of the pond at all Nike accounts.

The customer chose to go with two tones of brown denim for the majority of the shoes, offset with a teal and brown heel. The bright yellow on the midsole and laces really jumps off the brown base, breaking up but also complimenting the earth tones well. The customer was able to put together some very clean, and definitely one-of-a-kind AF1′s here, embracing all that there is to offer at 21 Mercer.

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It features a predominately matte silver-colored base combined with a transparent outsole. The upper is heavily perforated from the side panels to the heel panel. This sneaker also owns white accents in the form of the swoosh and shoelaces; however, one of the more interesting features is the word, ‘Be’ seen on the outsole and the word ‘Fresh’ appearing on the tongue. The Futura x Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium Matte Silver/White will release some time in January 2010.

It’s kind of hard to stare at these without getting dizzy, well for me anyway. White polka dots cover the sneaker from the patent leather upper to the sole. The sneakers seem like something you would expect from a Commes Des Garcons X Nike collaboration, but no, the sneaker giant did this one all by themselves.