Real Air Force Ones have distinct star engravings near the toe box and heel, with multiple rows of evenly-spaced stars. They also include 2 registered trademark logos on the opposite corners of the “NIKE” logo—near the bottom left hand corner of the “N” and the top right hand corner of the “E."

In some ways, the Air Force 1 serves as a microcosm for Nike as a whole, with the brand at an infliction point, still wildly popular thanks to past innovation but no longer enjoying the ironclad cultural cachet of years past thanks to longtime competitors like ASICS and New Balance capitalizing on pandemic-era trends ...

The brand doesn't plan to do away with the sneaker, but wants to reduce the amount of Air Force 1′s that go on sale. The company also plans to make way for new designs, such as a new version of the Pegasus sneaker, Peg 41.

Versatility : These sneakers are versatile and adapt to a variety of styles and occasions, from sports to casual fashion. They can be worn with jeans, shorts, skirts, and more.