New Drop Jordans take a closer look at the new Nike Air Force 1 low GS Lemon drop-this is the new color of Swoosh's best-selling basketball lifestyle sneaker. We took a closer look at the official pictures, please read on, we will tell you all the details! Most Air Force 1 comes with super smooth leather panels, but this product chooses a fluffy suede panel. Arranged in toast tones of cream, beige and sail, the quarter is decorated with dim lemon graphics, with soft yellow Swoosh logos on the sides and inside. The embroidered floral pattern on the heel further emphasizes this theme, and the air midsole under the foot provides comfort and cushioning, which lasts a whole day to end this Air Force 1 low variant. If you don't have a pair of Air Force 1 in your rotation, then these should immediately improve your collection.

The Air Jordan 12 Twist White University Red is the latest addition of the Jordan brand to their growing roster of AJ12. Although it may not be the main image of modern sneaker collectors, the 90s basketball icon will always have a special place in the rotation of experienced sneaker veterans. To this day, the new colors of Nike's Michael Jordan basketball shoes are still being produced. The highlight is the Air Jordan 1, but Jordan's twelfth Air Jordan silhouette is no exception. At first glance, the color scheme of this AJ12 is very similar to the previous version released to celebrate the 2019 FIBA ​​Basketball World Cup, showing a metallic gold accent. However, this new look flaunts the black accent to emphasize the heel label and the Jumpman logo on the white leather upper, while the red hue touches the sock lining. Below, Nike fans’ favorite Zoom Air cushioning is combined in the midsole and outsole to determine the appearance of the new Jordan Twelve.

No matter which pair of shoes you are already in your rotation, we can assure you that the Nike Air Force 1 Low First Use College Blue is a pair you will not be able to resist adding. The official photos of the couple have been sent to the Sole Supplier website. We have seen the detailed photos here, please read on! Originally introduced by Bruce Kilgore in 1982, this new Air Force No. 1 was completed with a commemorative accent. A tribute to the date of registration of the Swoosh logo. The insole is printed with the words "June 18, 1971", and the golden Swoosh lace on the forefoot further emphasizes this scheme. Covered by a tumbling leather base and fluffy suede, forming the area around the toes, eye stays and heels, this AF1 is the way to dip into UNC blue, we all know and love. The setting is a complete white coating with the Swoosh logo in the middle, while the other side only wears the outline of the Nike logo.