Nike Sportswear is launching a new "White / University Blue" color scheme for the Air Force 1 Low EVO during Fall 2024.
Nike has a habit of playing with the Air Force 1 silhouette, trying to refresh the 1982 design. Among all the models derived from it is the Air Force 1 Low Shadow, a successful model for Nike. Recently the brand released images of yet another design that is truly different from previous Air Force 1 models – this one features two visible Air units in the sole.
The Air Force 1 Low “Evo” comes with a sole featuring two Air bubbles in the heel and forefoot, a design similar to the Jordan AJF mash-ups from the 2000s, as well as a few other Nike Air Force 1 Elite pairs. Around the Swoosh logo the material is cut out and the mesh behind the logo is visible, with the same detail also appearing around the Nike Air logos on the heel and on the tongue label. Aside from the differences already mentioned, the pair is constructed just like a standard Nike Air Force 1 Low. The model is also releasing in a high version during Nike Fall 2024.
The upper of the shoe is completely white ("White"), using the famous light blue ("University Blue") for all branding elements and for the Air units in the midsole. The outsole comes in a different shade of white ("Summit White"), a slightly yellowed white. The interior of the shoe is also white, using blue only for the Nike Air logo on the insole.
When is the Nike Air Force 1 Low EVO "University Blue" releasing?
The Nike Air Force 1 Low EVO "University Blue" is releasing during Fall 2024 on Nike.com and at select Nike Sportswear retailers. Nike has not yet announced an official release date. See the official images below as we wait for more release details.
On another note, check out the recently released Nike Air Force 1 Low EVO "University Red".
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Vlad Ciutacu is a writer based in The Hague, Netherlands. He has been working in the footwear industry for more than a decade, with hundreds of pairs in his collection. His favourite models are the Air Jordan 1 and the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro. Find him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
