To celebrate the tournament’s 75th anniversary, the NBA has partnered with Nike on a collection of sneakers on classic designs inspired by the teams’ uniforms. teams like the Chicago Bulls or the Lakers on legendary designs like the SB Dunk, the Air Force 1 and most recently when Nike announced an image of a brand new version of the Air Force 1 High.

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The Nike Air Force 1 High “Chile Red” version has “Black/GreyFrog/White” tones combined with the main “Chile Red” color scheme. Similar to previous releases in the collection, the Nike Air Force 1 High “Chile Red”, the emerging style creates a separate arrangement of suede on the upper as well as an arrangement of the uppers. new color tones.

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From the Toebox to the collar and heel of the Nike Air Force 1 High “Chile Red” features suede material immersed in glossy black tones, while the toecap and Quarter Panels have a signature “Chile” tone. Red” highlights the spirit and originality of this edition.

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The rest of the details on the Upper include the Swoosh mark as well as the Strap patch on the collar that contrasts with a white color that separates from the rest of the design with the “Sail” color scheme. , similar to the Mid-sole part and finally the return of “Chile Red” on the Out-sole section to unify the entire design. And like the other versions, the classic Nike Air Tag on the tongue of the Nike Air Force 1 High “Chile Red” has been replaced with the NBA’s 75th Anniversary Logo.

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It is expected that the NBA x Nike Air Force 1 High “Chile Red” will be officially released by Nike in October. Please continue to follow Storepc to update the latest information on fashion trends and sports shoes.

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