The Nike Air Force series has more than 1,000 colors, but it is mainly white. There are many colors, and other colors are not as good-looking as white. From the production of the first pair of AF1 in 1982 to now, there have been more than 1,000 color combinations.

Among them, the all-white color scheme will be released every year, and the white-red, white-blue, white-black, and black-and-white colors will also be released almost every year. They are the evergreen models of AF1 ~ other special colors, limited edition colors, and so on. Endless.

As we all know, Air Froce 1 was once a pair of basketball shoes, and is still worn by players today. As a fierce warrior's boots on the battlefield, Air Force 1 is accompanied by glory, and its history is comparable to that of Converse Weapon. As the years go by, today's Air Force 1 has become the favorite of street fashion. Whether it is hip-hop, casual, rock, etc., experts like to wear Air Force 1 with it.

Air Force is actually a series, but because the first-generation Air Force 1 was so popular, it was later promoted to Air Force 2, and the sales of Air Force 3 generally disappeared. On the 25th anniversary of Air Force 1 in 2007, the high-end series Air Force 25 and its simplified version Air Force 90 were launched. Court Force COURT FORCE is derived from the combination of DUNK and AF1. :

Air Force 1 was born in 1982 and is deeply rooted in basketball. At that time, 6 basketball players were selected to endorse this shoe. They were carefully selected defensive experts and they brought this basketball shoe to the world.

With classic posters and tough stance, Ma Long and his partners demonstrated the six elements of AF1’s success: grandeur, durability, transcendence, boldness, consistency and purity. AF1 conquered the earth! NIKE AIR FORCE 1 ORIGINAL SIX Nike selected these "original six" professional basketball players as the spokespersons of Air Force 1 in 1982. They took off from the track on this classic poster and successfully flew over the basketball. and culture, from this moment on, basketball is no longer the basketball it once was.