The Air Force 1 Takes Flight in New LEGO x Nike Brick Set
PublishedQuick Facts
- The new collab brick set keeps it classic on the Forces with a white-on-white brick set sneaker with grey accents on the outsole, tongue tab, and heel tab
- The base features a stand that tilts the brick Forces like a rocket with a launch set-up, with booster flame bricks holding it up
- The LEGO x Nike Air Force 1 Set will be released September 1, 2026
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30 years after Space Jam took Jordan into Toon World, LEGO has been doing its best to take Nike into space. The toy brand that brought construction to kids has been trading IP with Nike for over a year now, collaborating on LEGO-themed sneakers and clothing with brick graphics and Nike-themed brick sets, including an Air Max 95 model set. At every turn, the collection has leaned into one overarching theme: galactic travel.
Triple White Brick Forces
The latest LEGO x Nike collab continues the sneakerhead model-making turn with another trip to space, this time taking the Air Force 1 at its name for a rocket-ready push into the stratosphere, complete with a dunking LEGO minifigure stretching out like Jordan to reach a spacey hoop on top of an AF1 logo.
The new collab brick set keeps it classic on the Forces with a white-on-white brick set sneaker with grey accents on the outsole, tongue tab, and heel tab, plus a selection of replaceable Swooshes in grey and orange. The base features a stand that tilts the brick Forces like a rocket with a launch set-up, with booster flame bricks holding it up.
LEGO x Nike Air Force 1 Set Release Details
The LEGO x Nike Air Force 1 Set will be released September 1, 2026 through LEGO and select retailers in-store and online, with a retail price set at $100. To keep up with all the latest brick sets, sneakers, clothing, and more from the LEGO x Nike partnership, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.

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