Since Yoon Ahn and AMBUSH took on the Nike Air Adjust Force last year, the model has seen more general releases riding off the new attention garnered from the collaboration.

The iconic Nike Basketball silhouette from 1996 reemerges in a predominantly “Light Bone” and “Khaki” color palette. While accents on the top use some brown hues, the pair indulges more heavily in the aforementioned Light Bone. The midsoles bears a stark White finish that harmonizes with the rest of the shoe, complemented by 180-degree Air Max units.

Further underfoot on the outsole, a “Gum Medium Brown” shade takes over the foundation giving the silhouette a more lifestyle-centric finish. The Air Adjust Force also supports the Swoosh’s environmental initiatives with a Nike Grind outsole, an upcycled substance made from leftover materials from production.

There currently is no release date yet of the women’s exclusive pair but they’re projected to carry an RRP of US$170.

While awaiting more information, have a look at the Nike Dunk Low “52”. A shoe to commemorate the Swoosh’s 52nd anniversary.