In “Mosswood,” Nike’s Skate-Ready Forces Are Extra Earthy

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNike's Mossy Force 58 Skate Shoe Is Quite EarthySkate-ready Air Force 1s are one thing. Nike SB's Force 58 sneaker is another thing. The latter, which is part of the in-line skate collection, is like an offbeat Air Force for skaters. It gets nice colorways, too.The "Mosswood" pairs are particularly good-looking, with Nike splashing the skate model with teal green, earthy brown, and cream-white. It's coupled with sturdy yet stylish canvas and suede layers, alongside a nice, thick rubber sole finished with board-ready tread.Similar to the Code 58, Nike SB's Force 58 balances both skate-ready details with Nike basketball aesthetics. We already know it borrows some steez from the iconic Air Force 1, but there's also some Dunk energy there, too (funny enough, both models got proper skate spin-offs in recent years).Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.The Code 58 is a little more Dunk-ish in my opinion. But if you're looking for a funky AF1-coded skate shoe, the Force 58 might be the answer.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.As we speak, the "Mosswood" versions of the sneaker are now available on Long Beach Skate Co.'s website for $84.95.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendSupreme’s Next Nike Sneaker Is an Air Max Deep-Cut Nike’s Mighty Hiking Sneaker Brings “Linen” to the TrailsCareful, Nike’s Sweet Signature Skate Shoe Might Cause a Sugar RushNike’s Techy-Luxe Slippers Are Basically Off-Duty Air MaxesJordan's Chunky Dad Shoe Thinks It's an Air MaxWhat To Read NextIn “Mosswood,” Nike’s Skate-Ready Forces Are Extra Earthy New Balance’s Slimmest Sneaker Gets BusyGood Clothes Really Are Just Good VibesSupreme’s Next Nike Sneaker Is an Air Max Deep-Cut The Jordan Design Studio Searches For the Next LA LegendThis Running Brand’s Final PUMA Drop Is HR-Approved