Nike's fingers seem to be itching again. The label is constantly reshaping the coveted Nike Air Force 1 until the iconic silhouette is no longer recognisable. With the Nike Air Force 1 Utility 2.0, the label is getting a lot closer to its goal, as many elements of the sneaker, especially the sole, have been heavily modified.

It seems like Nike is opting for a bigger debut. A white iteration has already been revealed, but this colourway in an eye-catching "Arctic Pink" scheme looks much more vibrant. Under a different lighting condition, the bright upper appears almost brownish, colouring the straps, as well as the midsole and logos.

Apart from the rubber soles and the strap buckle, the sneakers are entirely in one shade. They are made of tumbled leather, while a new strap system gives the Nike Air Force 1 Utility 2.0 a raw look.

Official images of the Nike Air Force 1 Utility 2.0 "Arctic Pink" have already been released, but a launch date for the new model is unfortunately still missing. We'll keep track of it and let you know if there are any updates.