Key facts
- The retail price for kids sizes is $100.00 USD.
- This product will release on April 1st, 2026.
Nike Sportswear is releasing the Nike Nike Air Force 1 GS "Black & Iron Grey" on April 1st, 2026, as a kids-exclusive launch in a two-tone black and grey build.
According to multiple internal documents, Nike is releasing the "Black & Iron Grey" color scheme during Summer 2026. This pair is currently expected as a kids-exclusive drop and keeps the same asymmetric identity with a full-size lateral Swoosh and a cleaner medial layout.
The pair comes with style code IR1478-010 in a "Black / Light Smoke Grey / Iron Grey / Metallic Silver" colorway and a reported retail price of $100. Images show black tumbled leather overlays, iron-grey toe and quarter panels, a light grey lateral Swoosh, tonal black laces, and a metallic lace dubrae over a blacked-out sole unit.
When is Nike Nike Air Force 1 GS "Black & Iron Grey" releasing?
Nike Nike Air Force 1 GS "Black & Iron Grey" is releasing during Summer 2026 on Nike.com and at select Nike Sportswear retailers. The official release date is April 1st, 2026. That confirmed date places the release within Nike's Summer 2026 seasonal rollout. As part of the Summer 2026 calendar, the release lands at the front end of the April to June window. Check out images of the Nike Nike Air Force 1 GS "Black & Iron Grey" below while we wait for more details about the launch.
In other news, Nike Air Force 1 Low "White & Photon Dust" drops in 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the release date?
- The Nike Air Force 1 Low GS "Black & Iron Grey" is releasing on April 1, 2026. This means a release will occur during Summer 2026.
- What is the retail price?
- The retail price is $100.00 USD.
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.
