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| 👟 Sneaker Release Info | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Nike |
| Model | Nike Air Force 1 Low |
| Colorway | Multi-Color/Rough Green/Sequoia/Multi-Color |
| Style Code | IV4885-901 |
| Release Date | November 4, 2026 |
| Retail Price | $125 |
| Available At | Nike.com |
Nike quietly shipped an Air Force 1 Low that borrows the slimmer 2001 Retro profile and dressed it in a rough green digital camo, and I feel like nobody’s talking about it because the loud Space Jam stuff is eating all the oxygen this month. Their loss.
The colorway is officially Multi-Color, Rough Green, and Sequoia, which translates to a mottled olive and grey camo print across the synthetic leather and textile upper. The black midsole and outsole ground it so it never tips into costume territory. Camo on Forces is a well-worn idea at this point, but the Retro cut is what makes this one different. The sleeker 2001 shape reads sharper than the chunky modern AF1, especially with that darker camo palette.
It released November 4th for $125, general release, no drama. That’s honestly the best part. No SNKRS draw, no resellers marking it up before the glue dries. You click, you buy, you break them in.
Wear them with anything. That’s the tired cliche about Forces but it’s a cliche because it’s true, and the muted camo actually plays nicer with jeans and sweats than a clean white pair does in November weather.
If you slept on it, don’t stress, the pairs are there. But I wouldn’t sleep forever. Camo Forces have a history of looking average in photos and selling through quietly once people see them on feet.
