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Brand: UNDEFEATED x Nike

Model: Air Force 1 Low and Dunk Low "5 On It"

Release Date: September 3 (UNDEFEATED), September 30 (wider release)

Price: $120

Buy: UNDEFEATED.com and select retailers such as Sneakersnstuff and END.

What We’re Saying: UNDEFEATED and Nike have a long history of collaborations, which is the basis for their latest joint effort. With the "Dunk vs. AF-1" series, the familiar partners are reverting to previously released colorways and injecting new life into them by transferring the schemes to other silhouettes.

Several colorways have already been released, including the latest all-black Dunk Low and blue and yellow Nike Air Force 1, which were available via Undefeated directly previously. Now, however, the latest pack will be available at a range of retailers, such as those listed above.

While you wait for the drop, peruse the best Air Force 1s for every budget here.

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