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A bunch of Nike Air Force 1 deals just went live — up to 49% off

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Whether you’re after a retro style shoe or looking to complete a collection, you’ll have to come take a look at this Nike Air Force 1 collection, which includes many Nike Air Force ’07 style shoes. In fact, even if you’re just looking for a pair of shoes for the summer on the cheap, this collection is worth a look, as the whole thing is heavily discounted while this sale lasts. We’re seeing pairs of shoes for up to 49% off, with an extra 25% taken off, in some cases, for an additional flash sale. There’s every indication that this is a limited run, however, as we’re already seeing items get sold out. To quickly shop what’s left, go ahead and tap the button below, otherwise keep reading to get our take on this set of deals.

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Why you should buy a pair of Nike Air Force 1

The Nike Air Force 1 collection features bold colors and quality materials. They all share a common goal of helping modern consumers relive an era of past basketball shoe styles while still being conscious of what the current year is. For example, the Nike Air Force 1 '07 LV8 are made with a deliberately aged aesthetic and “vintage makeover.” Meanwhile, the Nike Air Force 1 '07 Premium use a bold coloring style, featuring a bordering-on-neon lotus pink, that is not often seen today.

Even outside of the ’07 portion of the collection, you’ll see nods to older looks. For instance, this intensely orange pair of Air Force 1 Low Retro come with a stories past that Nike tells well in the sales page. If, however, you’re looking for something with a more modern inspiration, this pair of UNDERCOVER crossovers does a good job of blending the old with the new.

To grab any of the Nike Air Force 1 shoes on sale in the collection today, just tap the button below. You’ll see them discounted up to a heavy 49% off, with some being an extra 25% off for flash sales. But, as Nike makes some of the best shoes available, the more highly discounted pairs of shoes in this collection are selling out quick. As a result, this is very much a “what’s here today may not be here tomorrow” kind of situation.

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