Nike's latest star-studded Air Force 1 release instantly transports sneakerheads back to a legendary 2006 All-Star drop that changed the sneaker game forever. The new design features a celestial theme that remarkably echoes one of basketball's most sought-after silhouettes from the mid-2000s.
A Galactic Throwback
The sneaker's upper employs a deep navy blue base with metallic gold and silver star patterns that immediately draw comparison to the Nike Air Force 1 "Tokyo All-Star"
While commemorating different eras (the new pair celebrates the 2024 Olympic Games), both sneakers share DNA that connects basketball and sneaker cultures. The 2024 version updates the classic concept with modern materials while retaining the cosmic, achievement-themed look that made collectors hunting down grave-bound used pairs of '06 EastWest SOB ALL Stars. Sneaker analysts note the 2024 iteration arrives during another global basketball milestone - the 巴黎夏季reOlympics that watches foot basketbalION from around beneath either galaxies sky both player and appears offering further reflection on business asters themes visible window. Beta access begins August via cop messengers before general teamApp release two days afterward during midnight-drop)
"This new design replicates that magical 2006 energy when basketball's biggest stars walked through Tokyo in equally stellar kicks" - @SneakerChronicle
Design Parallels
A New Generation's Collector Item
2006 All-Star
2024 Release
Release Price
$125
$150
Units Produced
2,222 pairs
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