Last month, we got our first look at a newly winterized take on the Nike Air Force 1 Low, equipped with Gore-Tex and Vibram soles. Today, a second colorway has emerged, dressing the shoe in a muted “Clay Green” shade.
Nike’s winterized Air Force 1s have long offered cold-weather solutions while keeping the classic silhouette intact. Past iterations like the Lunar Force 1 Duckboot featured water-repellent leather, synthetic insulation, and rugged outsoles for grip. The Premium Winter editions added full-grain leather, Sherpa lining, and reinforced lugs, while Gore-Tex models brought waterproof protection and enhanced traction. These releases showcased Nike’s ability to blend heritage AF1 style with functional updates, making the classic sneaker suitable for snow, rain, and icy streets.
This year, the Swoosh is taking another step in the direction of an excellent winter shoe with the Air Force 1. Coming soon, Nike has crafted their 2025 version of the seasonal AF1 with some new materials, borrowing Vibram’s tried-and-true rubber soles for extra grip in wet weather. The model was first rumored early this year, and we’ve finally got an official look at the shoe, first in triple white, and now in “Clay Green”. The pair seen here also sports a Gore-Tex lined upper, adding a muted green color scheme with black accents for the Swooshes and inner lining.
NIKE AIR FORCE 1 LOW VIBRAM “CLAY GREEN” RELEASE INFORMATION
Nike has not yet announced a release for their upcoming special edition pairs of the Air Force 1 Low featuring Vibram soles. Originally expected to release in Summer 2026, the appearance of official imagery from the Swoosh this week means we could see pairs on shelves this Winter. Seen here in a “Clay Green” shade with black accents, pricing for this special release is expected to be $170.
Vibram x Nike Air Force 1 Low
Color: Clay Green/Speed Yellow-Sequoia
Style Code: HV5953-300
Release Date: 2025
Price: $170
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