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Nike Force 1 Low Baby/Toddler Shoes - White/White/White/White

Nike Force 1 Low

Baby/Toddler Shoes

$55

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The AF1 gets a redesign made especially for your little ones' feet in the Force 1. The classic paneling on the upper and unmistakable shape make this a sneaker staple that never misses.


  • Shown: White/White/White/White
  • Style: IF1674-100

Nike Force 1 Low

$55

The AF1 gets a redesign made especially for your little ones' feet in the Force 1. The classic paneling on the upper and unmistakable shape make this a sneaker staple that never misses.

Benefits

  • Real and synthetic leather adds heritage style, durability and support—just like the AF1 released in '82.
  • Rubber outsole adds durable traction with a circular tread pattern originally designed to help basketball players pivot on the court.

Product Details

  • Low-cut collar
  • Classic laces
  • Shown: White/White/White/White
  • Style: IF1674-100

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Reviews (108)

What Reviewers Say

These shoes fit true to size with a notably wide toe box that supports toddler foot development. The lightweight construction makes them easy for little ones to move in, though recent feedback raises concerns about material quality—some describe the sole as foam-like and less substantial than expected. The classic design pairs well with any outfit and is easy to clean. Traditional laces stay secure but require tying, which can be tricky with active toddlers.

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