Posted by marc January 04, 2016
The subject of these custom Nike Air Force 1 Lows should be immediately apparent, even to non-comic book fans. Between the yellow and blue color palette and three chromed-out slashes, Sekure D doesn't need to paint a face or logo to call to mind The X-men's Wolverine. Transitioning between vinyl toys and sneakers without missing a beat, these customs put his clean, bold lines right up front. And check out that gradient action on the side panels.
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