21 Mercer Street always churns out some crazy AF1’s, and fresh from production is this pair, arriving today at Nike’s New York design studio.

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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Nike and Lance Armstrong’s LIVESTRONG Foundation have released a handful of silhouettes as part of the Stages Collection. Most recently the FLOM Dunks. This Saturday, July 25th, the next silhouette will release, the Busy P designed Air Force 1.

The LIVESTRONG x Busy P x Nike Air Force 1 is a remixed version of the 1WORLD Air Force 1 that released earlier this year. This time around the rainbow colored accents are replaced with what has become standard colors for the LIVESTRONG foundation, black and yellow.

Retail price is set at $150 for these limited production kicks.

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Halloween always brings on creative colorways and designs. This year an orange colorway of the Air Force 1 will make its way to retailers.

The Nike Air Force 1 “Savage Beast” makeup resembles 2008’s Black Friday AF1’s, with a few obvious changes. Nike applies bright orange pony hair to the entire upper of the “Savage Beast” AF1. Aside from the tongue, gum bottom, and Swoosh, everything is orange pony hair, including the midsole. The nickname, Savage Beast, comes from the moniker across the heel area of this AF1.

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This Nike Air Force 1 Premium Un-Michael Lau made its way onto the web last month for the first time. It has been dubbed the Un-Michel Lau, due to it’s quilted-like paneling that resembles last year’s Air Crazy Force 1.

The Un-Michael Lau AF1 comes with an all white upper, combined with the beloved gum bottom. The combination is without a doubt a classic, however with a number of quilted panels, does this take away from its appeal?

This premium Air Force 1 has started to arrive at retailers such as Extra Butter.

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The Air Force 1 has been a long time standard in the sneaker game. Although the white on white is timeless, anytime a classic colorway is applied, it equates to near insta-cop status with AF1 heads.

The Nike Air Force 1 in this black and silver colorway should find plenty of Oakland Radier fans as followers. Not only are the colors a perfect match for the team colors, but the foil like finish on the silver coloring is perfect as well for members of the Raider Nation. These are available at retailers such as Sneaker Bistro.

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The popular state park in New York, Jones Beach, gets some shine with the latest makeup of the Air Force 1 from Nike.

The Nike Air Force 1 “Jones Beach” will be available July 3rd at House of Hoops, as well as select retailers on Long Island. The colorway shares the coloring of the sand, while the material of choice for these Quickstrikes is canvas. Other Jones Beach features include a map on the insole, and a translucent sole with splashing water underneath.

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This Saturday Saturday July 4th will see the release of the latest LIVESTRONG x Nike from the Stages Collection, the Mr. Cartoon AF1’s, at Concepts.

A remix of the original navy/grey Mr. Cartoon’s, the Nike Air Force 1 TZ LIVESTRONG Mr.Cartoon come in the black and yellow colorway that is synonymous with the LIVESTRONG Foundation. Lasered graphics are applied throughout the upper, including skulls, wire wheels,unmistakeably from the legendary Mr. Cartoon. LA, Cartoon’s hometown is then stitched into the heel. Which colorway of the Mr. Cartoon AF1’s do you like better?

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