Sneaker lovers have seen their fair share of kicks featuring a wheat colorway such as the Nike RT1, the Supra Skytop, and the adidas Forum just to name a few. Yet, this this Air Force 1 may be one of the best ever.

Nike originally released these in 2001. Many people fell in love as soon as they saw the rich wheat suede. The suede upper rests on a wheat midsole. In addition, this shoe is also finished with a dark mocha bottom and a matching dark mocha inner lining. Could this Air Force 1 have played a part in the inspiration to Nelly’s ode to Air Force 1s that came a year later? The world may never know. However, click here to let us know your feelings on these. Did you purchase or pass?

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Nike definitely deserves credit for making such a beautiful shoe with such great quality materials. In 1998, Nike debuted this all-red canvas upper low top. As stated before, the red canvas upper and red leather swoosh sat perfectly on a snow white midsole. It was also finished with a red bottom. An added spin that was liked by some and hated by others, showed up in the form of the round white laces Nike used instead of the standard flat laces.

Nike definitely accomplished their goal on making a shoe that would stand the test of time in the sneaker world. Did you purchase these back in 1998? Click here to share with us your opinion on this shoe.

If you want your Air Force Friday story on the site, you have to do three simple things. First, become a Nice Kicks friend on Facebook. Secondly, become a member of the Nice Kicks group on Facebook. Last but not least, send your story along with a picture of you with the shoes to info@nicekicks.com. Title the subject Air Force Friday.

Thanksgiving and Black Friday are only a few weeks away. Therefore, what better time to revisit the shoe that many sneaker lovers were thankful to receive last November, the DJ Clark Kent Black Friday Air force Ones. DJ Clark Kent is no stranger to making dope Air Forces. He created this upcoming Premium release, the 112 pack Air Force One, and the 2009 NBA All-Star Forces just to name a few. So why would these be any different?

The Black Fridays had the sneaker world buzzing about a shoe that was never seen until its release date; Bun B even wrote a song about the hype for the Black Friday Mixtape. On the morning of November 28th 2008, everyone who anticipated this shoe was pleasantly surprised to see the black pony hair-covered shoe that sat atop a lenticular midsole. Will Clark cook up another shoe for this year? Only time will tell, but we hope so! Click here for more.

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To celebrate tomorrow’s holiday, today’s Air Force Friday features the Halloween Edition from 2006. This pair took the split-in-half feature from the “Scarface” Air Force Ones that released earlier that year. These also used the beloved patent leather material used by countless other shoes in 2006 and a Halloween mask also appeared on the tongue and near the heel.

Nike definitely accomplished their goal on making a shoe that would grab the attention of others whenever worn. Did you cop these back in 2006? Click here for more.

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2006 was a great year for Air Force 1 releases. We saw the World Cup series release, the Invisible Woman release, and the Philippines edition, just to name a few. Out of all the dope releases that year, the 2006 Easter Egg Air Force 1 is arguably one of the top three Air Force 1’s of all time (Kanye’s voice)! This pair was released around March of 06 as a quickstrike release and quickly became a must-have for the majority of the Air Force 1 lovers. The colors and the quality of the patent leather on this Air Force 1 came together perfectly to create this instant classic. While any hope of copping these for the retail price of around $100 is long gone, sometimes you can still catch a deadstock pair floating around the internet for decent prices.

If you want your Air Force Friday story on the site, you have to do three simple things. First, become a Nice Kicks friend on Facebook. Secondly, become a member of the Nice Kicks group on Facebook and thirdly, send your story along with a picture of you with the shoes to info@nicekicks.com and title the subject Air Force Friday. Click here for more.

Today’s Air Force Friday features the story of Firman Wedianto, a Nice Kicks reader and Air Force 1 lover all the way from Indonesia. Click here to learn how hard work lead to a happy ending in Firman’s search for this sneaker.

If you want your Air Force Friday story on the site, you have to do three simple things. First, become a Nice Kicks friend on Facebook. Secondly, become a member of the Nice Kicks group on Facebook. Last but not least, send your story along with a picture of you with the shoes to info@nicekicks.com. Title the subject Air Force Friday.

If you want your Air Force Friday story on the site, you have to do three simple things. First, become a Nice Kicks friend on Facebook. Secondly, become a member of the Nice Kicks group on Facebook. Last but not least, send your story along with a picture of you with the shoes to info@nicekicks.com. Title the subject Air Force Friday.