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The Stash x Nike Air Force 1 High was limited nike huarache ultra to just 1,000 pairs and distributed in three cities  New York City, London, and Tokyo. NYC and London received just 250 pairs each, while Tokyo had a larger crop of 500. In addition, each regional release was distinct from one another, as each city featured a different colored suitcase box with matching colors on the outsole graphic seen through the translucent sole. What makes the Stash x Nike Air Force 1 High much more interesting is that this collaboration was  Retro'ed' in a sense, as a limited run of 231 pairs were made available in late 2007 during the Nike Air Force 1 25th Anniversary celebration.

It featured navy and grey with spider-web detailing on the toe-box, a graffiti-style LA embroidery on the heel, and several other graphics that made these one of the most sought after Air Force 1s of all-time (the insanely-rare Hyperstrike version commands nearly $2,000 in the open market). In addition, this design was later revived in 2009 as part of LIVESTRONG capsule of these highly-regarded Air Force 1s. Continue nike metcon women on for a look at this legendary Air Force 1 Low for tonight's Classics Revisited and stay tuned for more AF1s on the following days!Closing out this week of Classics Revisited isn't one particular pair of the Air Force 1 Low, but a concentrated capsule of Forces that pay tribute to five countries competing in the 2006 World Cup.

Despite the very unfortunate nike legend react and generic model name, the Nike Air Force High is right at the top of the list of super-dope Nike Basketball designs that have fallen by the wayside. The shoe was released in the spring of 1993 and first got people's attention on the feet of sharpshooter Dan Majerle as he and the Phoenix Suns unsuccessfully attempted to stop the Bulls' first threepeat campaign in that year's NBA Finals.The Air Force High took the Nike Force silo to new places with one of the most stylish, yet battle-ready designs ever seen out of the popular Nike Basketball subdivision. The shoe featured a super-high cut with a back-and-forth crossing instep strap and neoprene sock liner, as well as a breathable mesh tongue and visible Air nike react infinity run unit in the heel.

The Black/White/Lapis colorway seen in these images flaunted a full black nubuck upper with a white Swoosh and vibrant hits of blue and red supplying the accents, making it one of the most eye-catching Nike models around at the time. It seems that despite its initial popularity, the 1993 Air Force High has been somewhat lost in the shuffle of sneaker history, but there's plenty about the shoe that would translate pretty nicely into a contemporary Retro model. While there are no plans to bring back the Air Force High that we're currently aware of, there are definitely a lot of people out there that would be pretty pleased to see these return to retail.

Completing the second week of Air Max 1 highlights in Classics Revisited is an early 2000's colorway dubbed the  Storm'. Although it has no true connection with a major retailer or cult-followed artist, the Air Max 1  Storm' is a bonafide classic that likely belongs in the collection of  older' sneakerheads  aka those who have been on the Air Max 1 tip for a while. Featuring a speckled midsole and an outstanding colorway, this Air Max 1 release was part of an unofficial  Storm Pack', which included an equally rugged Air Burst. The Air Max 1 was released only in select accounts in the U.S. as well as in Europe and Japan, so deadstock pairs don't exactly pop up too often.

Although it is considered a  general release', the  Storm' Air Max 1 is regarded as highly as other big-ticket collaborations of that era. If you've got nike sale mens the Storms in your collection, you've earned a nice thumbs up from us!Next up on the Classics Revisited list of icons is a tribute  in the form of one of Nike's most historic running sneakers  to Steve Prefontaine, the legendary track-star that cemented Nike's roots in the firm foundation of running history. Steve Prefontaine was a nationwide standout in the sport and served as one of the proteges for University of Oregon track coach and Nike founder Bill Bowerman, but Prefontaine's untimely death at the age [img]https://www.poemas911.com/images/shoes/nike sale mens-495iwq.jpg[/img] of 24 stopped the legend too early and too soon.

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