Nike Air Force 1 Low '07 – Triple Black

All Black. All Day. All Time. — Air Force 1 Low in Triple Black

The Nike Air Force 1 Low ’07 in Triple Black is the most powerful, most versatile, most enduring colorway of one of the greatest sneakers ever made. Since 1982, the Air Force 1 has been the foundation of sneaker culture — and in all black, it becomes something beyond a shoe. It becomes a statement of absolute confidence. The premium all-black leather upper is clean, structured, and completely tonal, with a black Swoosh that disappears into the dark canvas until the light catches it just right. A black midsole, black outsole, and black lacing system complete a colorway so seamless and so intentional it has been worn by icons, athletes, and tastemakers for over four decades. Because Triple Black never goes out of style. It was never in style. It simply is style.

Product Features

• Premium all-black smooth leather upper — clean, structured, and durable with the perforated toe box detailing that has defined the AF1 silhouette for over 40 years
• Tonal black Nike Swoosh — a tone-on-tone branding detail that blends seamlessly into the all-black upper, revealing itself only in the right light for a subtle, premium effect
• Black foam midsole with the AF1’s signature slightly cupsole profile — the clean, substantial foundation that gives the Air Force 1 its iconic stance and silhouette
• Encapsulated Air unit in the midsole — the original Nike Air cushioning technology that defined performance basketball footwear in 1982 and continues to deliver premium all-day comfort
• Black rubber outsole with classic AF1 pivot point tread — durable, grippy, and part of the shoe’s unchanged 40-year design heritage
• All-black laces, eyelets, and padded collar for a complete, unbroken monochromatic finish from every angle
• Low-top silhouette with the AF1’s classic cupsole construction for the clean, court-to-street profile that defined a generation of sneaker culture

All black. No exceptions. — The Nike Air Force 1 Low in Triple Black is not a trend. It is not a moment. It is the permanent uniform of everyone who has ever understood that black goes with everything — especially itself.