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Showing posts with label Nike Air Force 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nike Air Force 1. Show all posts

Monday, 4 October 2010

Nike Air Force 1 “TecTuff” Iguana | Fragment Design




This Nike Air Force 1 “TecTuff” Iguana shoe provides excellent cushioning and moderate support. The bad thing about these Nike Air Force 1 shoes are they started ripping where my pinky toe is, I have really wide feet, and that might be why. A couple days ago, we took a look at a pair of Scuff Proof Nike Air Force Ones in a solid black colorway. In addition to that pair, Nike’s dropped this “Iguana” version with the same scuff proof technology known as TecTuff. Just like the black pair, but with an Iguana colored base, this Air Force 1 is partially constructed from what Nike calls TecTuff, an extremely durable leather which is both stain and scuff resistant. The material appears around the toe, heel and swoosh, with the remaining sections stitched up in genuine leather. The midsole is colored to match, while the outsole looks to be somewhat translucent. No details are available at this time on a US release, but our friends to the north at Livestock have a couple pairs ready to go. Extremely soft and supportive, the LunarGlide is a shoe I would highly recommend.





Sunday, 12 September 2010

Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke Promo Sample | Available on online



Great Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke Promo Sample shoe for breathability,and light on the feet. Not as light as the kobe.. Shoe seems to run small, tight in the toe box A pair of Air Force 1 Bespokes for $500? No, Nike Sportswear didn’t just put a big discount on its most prestigious Nike iD Experience, but this Promo Sample of the Bespoke just hit eBay. Featuring two tones of brown premium leather with a glossy croc-skin underlayer, this Promo pair could have been a display piece or a sample pair for Bespokers to get an accurate look at their possible design results. This Promo pair also features a solid brown midsole and a gum outsole. The overall composition of the shoe is very ‘dress-shoe’, which could be considered the primary purpose of the Air Force 1 Bespoke Experience – transforming a Nike classic into a pair of high-end shoes.Changes I would make is change the eyelets on the lacing system for easier lacing.Great shoe for breathability,and light on the feet.