The Auto Force 180 has been done up in some very simple colorways, from the blue and orange Knocks-inspired, and the slightly more complex Olympic-inspired colorway that just released. Next up are these as a House of Hoops exclusive, also borrowing inspiration from one of greatest ever players’ colorways, hitting us with a teal and black combination.

We refer to David Robinson and his Air Force 180 Pump Hi, which featured a very similar colorway. For these Auto Force 180s, a white leather upper is the base, while teal accents are used for loops near the laces. The sole is vulcanized and black, while the major attention-grabber is the teal splatter design stemming from the heel. A black patent leather is used across the top, finishing the colorway.

Of all the Nike Auto Force 180s we’ve seen, including the Knicks-inspired and expected 2010 releases, the Olympic-inspired colorway was definitely the best received and anticipated. And thanks to eBay, a nearly full-size run is available now.

If you recall, this particular colorway draws inspiration from the Charles Barkley and the Dream Team’s 1992 Air Force 180, but gets the increasingly-popular vulcanized sole treatment in navy blue. It also features a predominately white leather upper with multiple patent leather sections, including the toe. Minimal red accents appear on the border of the tongue, and the color’s used to separate the uppers from the sole.

Head over to eBay now if you want to be the first to have these, while the more patient of us can hold out until later this year for a more general release.

Just in and now for sale are these Black and red 180s. Safari, the classic print, is used along the side and toe in a black on black color-up. The remainder of the upper is black leather, with a touch of perforated near the collar. The white vulcanized sole matches up with the liner, and the red pinstripe along it matches the red Swoosh and embroidery. There are available now, so get online or to your nearest sneaker shop and scoop ‘em up.

We’ve covered both this Auto Force 180 and Auto Flight as a part of the East-West Rivalry Pack. The Auto Force 180 is, of course designed as a tribute to the Knicks. The Auto Flight was put together for the NBA Champion Lakers by Eddie Cruz of UNDFTD.

Both will release as quickstrikes tomorrow. It’s pretty obvious that the Lakers have had a lot more success in recent years than the Knicks, but who wins this face-off between shoes?

Head to the comments section and weigh in on these.

Looking past the upcoming initial Auto Force 180 release of this Holiday season, Nike plans to release three two-tone colorways of the shoe in Summer of 2010. Each colorway keeps it subtle: navy/white, white/crimson, and Carolina blue/white.

Nike’s alterations to the Flight Lite High and Air Force 180 have definitely stricken a debate amongst sneaker heads. Click here to view the upcoming lineup in its entirety.

Earlier today, we showed you the Nike Auto Force 180 that is inspired by the Air Force 180 Charles Barkley wore during the 1992 Olympics. However, we had now spotted the simplest colorway to date seen on the newly-designed Auto Force 180.

It features a 100% black leather upper made of leather and nubuck. To coincide with the base, Nike added a black toe cap to this hybrid. The white vulcanized sole gives this shoe a nice contrasting look to it. Along with the previous colorways, this shoe will drop during the holiday season. Although the color scheme is simple, could this be the best Auto Force 180 colorway yet?

Last week, we showed you the first colorway of the newly-designed Nike Auto Force 180. Surprisingly, many of you took an extreme liking towards this hybrid. In addition, we now have spotted a second colorway of the Nike Air Force 180.

This particular colorway is obviously inspired by the very Air Force 180 Charles Barkley wore in the 1992 Olympics. It features a predominately white leather upper with multiple navy blue details throughout the base. Minimal red accents appear on the border of the tongue and the stripe just above the navy blue vulcanized sole. What are your thoughts on Nike imitating the classic Air Force 180? Click here to see the comparison between the two sneakers.