Nike has been spending a lot of time revisiting early-2000s ideas lately, and another Air Force 1 project appears to be coming from that same direction. Designer Frank Cooker recently shared a look at a new group of Air Force 1s that pulls from some older colorways and design choices from that era.

The inspiration points back to the Nike Air Force 1 “Remix Da Kickz” project, which came from an early collaboration between Nike and the customizer duo known for working on the model. That release included two pairs, one using a blue and orange setup and another mixing light teal with yellow.

For this newer pack, Nike keeps a similar layout with bright color panels placed between white overlays, white laces, and white midsoles. The original color combinations appear to be represented again in updated form, while two more pairs expand the group with navy and yellow along with red and goldenrod.

The collection is being referred to as the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Vintage Sports” Pack. Frank Cooker has previewed upcoming releases well before launch in the past, but Nike has not announced release details for these pairs yet.

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