Nike Air Force 1 High NAI KE

OG-INSPIRED: THE NIKE AIR FORCE 1 HIGH "NAI KE "Even after thirty years, the Nike Air Force 1 is still holding its own. Since its debut in 1982, the Air Force 1 has become a cornerstone of sneaker culture worldwide. As the first basketball shoe with Nike Air technology, it was a pioneer in terms of performance, style and cultural influence.BACK TO THE ROOTSThe Air Force 1 was originally made by Bruce Kilgore and combined basketball with urban culture. It spread like wildfire and enjoyed worldwide popularity. The fire reached China and ignited the enthusiasm of the people. China's young music scene supported the success of the shoe, which then became established in the sporting and cultural environment.FORGED IN CHINESE CULTUREDuring the cultural boom of the 1980s, the Chinese learned about creativity and innovation. The word "Nai Ke (耐克)" was suddenly on everyone's lips. The Air Force 1 fueled this cultural movement and quickly became the emblem of every style icon. Basketball became one of the most popular sports in China. Many international basketball players wore the Air Force 1, making it all the more popular with Chinese fans. Everyone who wanted to make it big in basketball wanted to own a pair of Air Force 1s, and Nike's Air Force 1 has been overhauled for 2015, bringing back the silhouette of the 80s. Each shoe is bound with exclusive red cowhide leather and comes with a red and white Swoosh and the classic white and red outsole. In addition, Nike can be read in Chinese letters "耐克(Nai Ke)" on the heel of the sneaker. The most striking details include the legendary pivot point outsole, the toe area with perforated crown, the ankle strap and the Air Sole element within the midsole. Via