Nike officially introduced its first FlyEase sneaker back in 2015, a LeBron Soldier 8 that was designed for Matthew Walzer, a 16-year-old with cerebral palsy. But before the Swoosh even revealed the technology to the public, their first employee, Jeff Johnson, had a stroke and then-CEO Mark Parker and designer Tobie Hatfield designed a FlyEase shoe that Johnson could put on himself with an easy-entry.

Expending its lineup, Nike is now set to release a new Air Force 1 FlyEase that appears to be without any easy-entry modification. This offering of the Nike Air Force 1 Low comes dressed in a classic all-White color blocking with Black detailing and branding on the tongue labels and insoles. An all-White AF1 rubber sole completes the design.

Check out the official photos below, and look for the Nike Air Force 1 FlyEase “White” to release on April 14th at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $110 USD.

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