Air Force 1 Low '07 "Bred" dunk low bungee cord-like lacing system in

bungee cord-like lacing system in purple adds a modern look to the shoe

originally released in 1985

with a contrasting solid white sole

Contrasting green “Nike” and Swoosh branding is located on the white nylon tongue tag

which features a minimalist construction with a stitchless upper built with Nike’s Flyleather

Air Force 1 Low '07 "Bred" dunk low bungee cord-like lacing system inThe Nike Air Force 1 Low Bred is a two tone, red and black colorway of the casual lifestyle shoe that nods to the original Air Jordan 1 style of the same nickname. The origins of the Bred or black and red color story can be traced back to the Nike Air Ship Banned or Bred worn by Michael Jordan in 1984 with the Chicago Bulls. The shoe, which was outlawed by the NBA because it failed to comply with the leagues team uniform policy, was later a source of