Exclusive Air Force Ones: New Air Force One Shoes

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Sneakerheads have long regarded the mid-top version of the Air Force 1 as the red-headed step child of the but now Nike is dropping the shoe in an outstanding-looking new flax colorway. The tan nubuck style was first introduced in 2004, but looks In 1982, Nike released the Air Force 1, a basketball shoe that featured a revolutionary Had that not happened, the shoe would have still been selling in New York, Philly and Baltimore; it still would have been that hot shoe. But once all the recording It's been done. That's basically Air Force One in a nutshell. Why is a new one necessary? "It is time to upgrade," Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James said in a statement Wednesday. The difference between the civilian version and what the President will But that wasn’t the Boeing news most Americans heard. Boeing also inked the contract for the new Air Force One 747-8 jetliners. While it was a big contract, it came without competition since the only other maker of wide-bodied jetliners is the French Airbus. With new Lunarlon cushioning and Nike’s Hyperfuse construction, the result is a lighter, more flexible Air Force 1. These limited-edition shoes will no doubt add to the luster of Air Force 1s as a sneakerhead’s ultimate collector’s item. There's a new Air Force One on the way, and it's about time. The beat-up pair of modified 747s that have been hauling the world's most powerful passenger for 25 years are reaching the end of their useful lifespans, and are set to be replaced. The .

To commemorate the popularity of the Air Force 1 in China, Nike is set to release a reworked version of the hoops shoe, specifically for the Chinese market. The sneaker, which is said to feature an all-white leather upper, a red Swoosh, and "Nai Ke The Air Force chose the Boeing aircraft to be the sole contractor for the new Air Force One fleet, and, according to the White House, U.S. presidents have been flying with Boeing since 1962. President Kennedy became the first commander in chief to fly in a The president is getting a new plane. The Air Force has chosen a new Air Force One, the plane on which the U.S. president travels, and Boeing will manufacture it. The Air Force announced in a press release at the end of January it had selected Boeing's 747 President Barack Obama on Monday will set aside money in his 2016 budget proposal for a new Air Force One, a jet he, and possibly his successor, will never have the chance to fly. President Reagan bought the two VC-25 aircraft that currently serve as .