Yuto Horigome’s Nike SB Air Force 1 reaches its SNKRS release date on September 15, with Nike listing the shoe at $125. The official color name is Light Bone and Iron Grey, and the style code is IO8439-100. Those details are more useful at checkout than a nickname or an old launch screenshot. Nike SNKRS
This is not the first opportunity to buy the pair. SneakerFiles lists a September 12 release through select skate shops, followed by the September 15 SNKRS date. A post describing the shoe as arriving “today” should specify the channel; otherwise, it erases the earlier shop release and creates unnecessary confusion. SneakerFiles
Nike’s description connects the model to the Air Force 1’s 1982 basketball roots while presenting this version as reworked for skateboarding. The upper combines light leather and mesh with darker accents. Nike describes a Washed Coral midsole and an Air unit in the heel.
Horigome-specific details include the crossed-feather family crest near the heel and a number-seven treatment on the heel tab. His name also appears in the shoe’s branding. The result retains a familiar outline while giving someone looking closely several ways to identify this particular collaboration.
Our design take: the contrast does much of the work. A pale upper keeps the shoe visually quiet, while the darker Swoosh and lower color block provide definition. It is a collaboration that can register from a distance without making every panel compete for attention.
That is a styling observation, not a wear test. We have not skated the shoe, measured its durability or compared its fit against another model. A product’s stated design purpose should not be converted into an unsupported claim that it will perform better for every rider.
For buyers comparing listings, use the style code alongside Nike’s official product images. Trade coverage may use a different shorthand for the palette, and that can make two descriptions sound like different pairs. The identifier is the clearest starting point.
The $125 figure is retail, not a prediction about resale prices or a guarantee of the final checkout total. Taxes, shipping, return rules and size availability depend on the seller and transaction. A release date also does not mean a complete size run remains available throughout the day.
The useful question is whether this pair fits your needs and budget, not whether a launch-day feed calls it essential. Today’s verified update is straightforward: the SNKRS release follows the skate-shop debut, with a confirmed product identity and a $125 retail listing. The hype can wait; the details should not.
