Air Force 1 High 'Cement' iD

The Nike Air Force 1 was released in 1982, billed as the first basketball sneaker to include the brand's Air-Sole cushioning. The Air Force 1 High 'Cement' iD sneaker traces the classic's design with an elephant print upper, a pattern originally designed by Tinker Hatfield at Michael Jordan's request for the Air Jordan 3. This model features an adjustable ankle strap, Air-Sole cushioning and a rubber outsole.