Archive color. Full volume.
Red.
Nothing
else.
The AF1 turns monochrome into a statement: one color, every surface, no escape route.

SELECTED
002
One
color.
Full force.
The Triple Red is a design exercise in refusing contrast. The leather upper, Swoosh, laces, tongue, lining, midsole and outsole all hold the same University Red charge. The Air Force 1’s familiar 1980s basketball architecture stays intact; what changes is the volume. Five years after its first release cycle, this is the kind of colorway that can disappear from the conversation while remaining instantly legible from across a room.
PROFILE / CW6999-600
PAIR / UNIVERSITY REDFrom
€183.75
Lowest verified selectable option: EU 47.5. Standard-shipping sizes are currently listed across the run.
CHECK LIVE INVENTORY ↗Verified live price points
Live check completed September 25, 2026. Other selectable sizes range from €204.00 to €643.83. Prices and availability can change by size.
The red
is the
reason.
Monochrome, not minimal.
Every familiar AF1 cue is still there, but the lack of contrast turns the silhouette into a single graphic object.
The archive keeps moving.
Its early-2020s release history and renewed retail appearance make it a clean example of an older colorway finding a second window.
It photographs hard.
Against black, white, concrete or denim, this pair does the work before the outfit has said a word.
Date records disagree.
Public release databases list the CW6999-600 across 2020 and 2021 records, with a 2026 retail reappearance also reported. IKNO uses the confirmed SKU and colorway rather than presenting one disputed date as fact.
Real sizes. Not a fake deal.
House of Sneakers shows genuine size-specific prices, but its catalog also contains placeholder €999,999 values on some variants. IKNO only presents selectable, non-placeholder price points.
Research links: StockX product record · GOAT product record · Sneaker News release report
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