Yuto Horigome x Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘White Iron Grey’ Hits Skateparks in 2026

Yuto Horigome x Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘White Iron Grey’ Hits Skateparks in 2026

Two-time Olympic gold medalist and Japanese skateboarding icon Yuto Horigome is back with another heat-check collaboration, this time reimagining one of Nike’s most iconic silhouettes: the Air Force 1 Low. 

Yuto Horigome x Nike Air Force 1 Low 'White Iron Grey'

Following the massive success of his SB Dunk Low projects, Horigome steps up again, leading the charge for Nike SB’s growing lineup of skate-ready remakes of basketball classics.

Design Details:

Dubbed the Nike SB Air Force 1 Low ‘White Iron Grey', this pair effortlessly fuses skate function with streetwear appeal. The clean white leather upper sets the tone for a minimalist yet striking aesthetic, while light grey Swooshes bring a subtle contrast worthy of everyday wear or your next session at the park.

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Look closer, and you’ll find thoughtful personal touches throughout; from Horigome’s signature cross-feather logo (crafted by Japanese creatives Kunichi Nomura and Verdy) adorning the lateral heel and sockliner, to the metallic silver lace dubrae stamped with Nike branding. These details elevate the pair beyond just performance; they tell the story of a skater who’s transcended the sport.

 

Underfoot, a modified rubber cupsole enhances board feel and cushioning, while the grippy outsole is built to withstand the punishment of every kickflip and heelflip. It’s performance-driven, but with that unmistakable Nike SB flair.

Release Info:

While neither Yuto nor Nike SB have confirmed official release details, sneaker insiders suggest a 2026 drop via Nike SNKRS and select skate shops. Given Yuto’s global following and the hype surrounding SB’s latest revamps, this could easily become one of the most coveted releases of the year.

Whether you’re a skater, collector, or just a fan of clean design, the Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Air Force 1 Low is proof that the line between skate and street has never looked sharper.

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