For those of you in the New York area, you can trust Harlem House of Hoops to have these in stock. But, as is usually the case with most “foamposite” releases, these could very well fly off the shelves in the blink of an eye. Over the past year or so, Nike has used all of the popularity built-up behind the “foamposite” movement to the brand’s advantage- dropping foamposite after foamposite themed shoe. Recently, even Jordan Brand got in the mix with a blue Air Jordan Six Rings of its own. But never had the Nike Air Force 1 mid been chosen for such treatment. Of course, we all know now that it has been chosen, and it’s arrival is closer than ever. This “Foamposite” Nike Air Force 1 low comes with an icy blue sole that hugs a black midsole.

This could be one of the most wanted Nike Air Force 1 of this year, since the last Nike Air Force 1 Foamposite that dropped sold out pretty quick. Once again a teaser pic of the Nike Air  Foamposite One ‘Black’ surfaced, but this pic gives away some more info. In this teaser pic of the all Black Nike AF1 Foamposite, theres 5 different laces, Red, Green, White, Black and Yellow. Stay with us for the latest on these and any other news on shoes . So this shoe might come with extra laces when they release, but as of yet no release date has been said.

The Charlotte Hornets is the team behind the success of drafting Kobe Bryant out of high school in year 1996. Now Nike has implemented the theme to the last two signature sneaker of Kobe Bryant which they have attached to the Nike Air Force 25 Low. It has purple translucent outer sole with white shoe laces to compliment it well enough. It has some similar features with the Nike Zoom Kobe IV and the Kobe V Draft Day Hornets. It has a white base out of mesh and leather. It has some hints of teal with a black formed swoosh, a tongue brand and a midsole.