[Update 2 Dec 2022] Official images have surfaced for the AMBUSH x Nike Air Force 1 “Royal Blue” aka “Game Royal”. With details staying true as per leaked, check out the images on the slider above and expect the “Game Royal” and “Pine Green” colorways to drop on 16th December via Nike and selected retailers.

[Update 4 Nov 2022] Alongside “Navy Blue”, “Royal Blue”, “Black”, and “White”, the AMBUSH x Nike Air Force 1 Low introduces new colorway in “Green” to add on to the other arrangements. This fresh hue is donned in cadmium green with a contrasting pale yellow on the exaggerated Swooshes, and co-branding on the tongue, heel and dubrae to finish off the detailing.

There is no official release date for these slick shoes yet, other than their retail price tag of US$190 via SNKRS. Take a peak at the official images of the AMBUSH x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Green” on the slider on top in the meantime.

[Update 2 Nov 2022] On-feet looks of this upcoming AMBUSH x Nike Air Force 1 Low collaboration have been provided by the reliable @knowing_kicks. These up close looks showcases the premium textured leather construction and particularly spotlights the vibrancy of the “Royal Blue” pair. The pictures also makes known that the heel is an extended debossed layer and that the extended parts of the Swoosh curves inwards. Take your own look in the top slider above! 

2022 has been a rough year but not for AMBUSH. From an apparel collection with Levi’s to recent leakes of the Nike Air Force 1 in numerous colorways, images of another two new colorways have surfaced on the internet via @kicksdong, adding up to a total of five potential releases for the lifestyle sneaker.

Introducing two shades of blue, respectively “Royal Blue” and Navy Blue”, we can see both a minimal and bold approach from Yoon’s design. While the “Navy Blue” pair is contrasted with white as the secondary color, the “Royal Blue” pair is contrasted with a striking yellow, almost resembling a familiar NBA colorway.

Rocking the same design as the preceding leaks, the sneaker features the iconic extended tailpipe Swooshes which the Tokyo-based label is known for. Added with a splice of identity, an embossed logo can be seen on the lower heel. Lastly, dual-branding printing on the shoe tongue and ‘AF1′ lace dubraes finishes off the detailing.

No release dates have been confirmed for these colorways, but do keep an eye out for future updates with regards to the AMBUSH x Nike collaboration.

In other sneaker-related news, check out the Nike Dunk Low “Industrial Blue”.