NikeAir ForceNike Air Force 1 “SNKRS Friends & Family” Revealed

Nike Air Force 1 “SNKRS Friends & Family” Revealed

Key Details

Style Code: IX8486-030Reported Release Window: Holiday 2026

  • Releases Holiday 2026 as a public SNKRS exclusive
  • Cream leather upper and tongue with Obsidian Swooshes and Metallic Gold lace tips
  • The outsole carries the Nike of Samothrace statue and the insoles read “Got ’Em”
On-foot pair on concrete, cream leather with navy swoosh, gold lace tips; right, Nike Air Force 1 “SNKRS Friends & Family”

Nike unveiled the Nike Air Force 1 “SNKRS Friends & Family” in its SNKRS Verified product preview, with a Holiday 2026 release exclusively on SNKRS. Nike has not announced a release date or price.

The Air Force 1 pays homage to the SNKRS community and the app itself. Despite the Friends & Family name, the pair is set for a public release, not a private one.

Release Date, Price and Where to Buy

Nike Air Force 1 “SNKRS Friends & Family”
Style Code: IX8486-030
Colorway: Phantom/Natural/Metallic Gold/Obsidian
Price: TBA
Release Date: Holiday 2026
Launch: SNKRS app
Status: Confirmed (Nike SNKRS)

Nike Air Force 1 “SNKRS Friends & Family” Design

Cream leather covers the upper and the tongue. The aglets and lace tips are Metallic Gold, while the Swooshes are Obsidian and sit apart from the backtab for a cleaner look.

Two details set the pair apart. Obsidian “Got ’Em” text runs across the insoles. The Nike of Samothrace statue, which stands in the Louvre and has a replica at the Philip H. Knight Building in Beaverton, appears on the outsoles.

Is the Nike Air Force 1 “SNKRS Friends & Family” a Public Release?

Yes. Despite the Friends & Family name, the pair is set for a public release exclusively on SNKRS, not a private or invite only one.

Frequently Asked Questions

When Does the Nike Air Force 1 “SNKRS Friends & Family” Release?

Nike lists a Holiday 2026 release on SNKRS. A calendar date has not been announced.

What Is on the Outsole?

The Nike of Samothrace statue appears on the outsoles. The original stands in the Louvre, and a replica sits at the Philip H. Knight Building in Beaverton.

What Do the Insoles Say?

The insoles carry the words “Got ’Em” in Obsidian.

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