In 2006, Nike released the Fantastic Four pack, nodding to the movies of that era. With a new film coming this Summer, the Swoosh is revisiting the release to give us an “Invisible Woman 2.0” edition of the Air Force 1 Low.
In 2006, Nike was the undisputed king of street sneakers. The brand was still in its lawless era, pumping out exciting special releases that nodded to pop culture moments of the time, without any official partnership or licensing agreement. In that year, the brand released the Fantastic Four pack, ahead of the Rise of the Silver Surfer sequel in 2007. Featuring the Air Max 90 for Reed Richards, Air Force 1 for Sue Storm, Air Max 95 for Johnny Storm, and Dunk High for Ben Grimm, the pack subtly appropriated Marvel’s First Family into the sneaker world.
This Summer, the Fantastic Four return to the silver screen for the first film adaptation of the characters under the supervision of Marvel Studios. To celebrate the occasion, Nike appears to be releasing a fresh take on the Invisible Woman Air Force 1, updating the look to reflect the team’s new suit designs. The 2.0 version retains the clear plastic panels of the OG, applying them to the toes and midfoot, while making up the heel panels, eyestays, and toe mudguards in pristine white leather. Subtle grey trim adds some dimension to the color scheme, while University Blue accents complete the look.
NIKE AIR FORCE 1 LOW “INVISIBLE WOMAN 2.0” RELEASE INFORMATION
Nike’s rehashed version of a 2006 Air Force 1 Low, nodding to the Fantastic Four’s Invisible Woman, has not been announced for release yet, but will likely release sometime soon to coincide with the forthcoming Marvel Studios movie. The 2.0 edition adds more solid panels in white, and will likely be available from both Nike and select retailers. No pricing info is available yet.
Nike Air Force 1 Low
Color: White/University Blue/Pure Platinum
Style Code: IB5724-100
Release Date: 2025
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