nike Revolution officially introduced its first FlyEase sneaker back in 2015, a LeBron Soldier 8 that was designed for Matthew Walzer, a 16-year-old with cerebral palsy. But before the Swoosh even revealed the technology to the public, their first employee, Jeff Johnson, had a stroke and then-CEO Mark Parker and designer Tobie Hatfield designed a FlyEase shoe that Johnson could put on himself with an easy-entry.

Expending its lineup, nike Revolution is now set to release a new Air Force 1 FlyEase that appears to be without any easy-entry modification. This offering of the nike Revolution TN Air Max Plus Unity Low comes dressed in a classic all-White color blocking with Black detailing and branding on the tongue labels and insoles. An all-White AF1 rubber sole completes the design.

FTC x nike Revolution SB Dunk Low Finally Ganebet Store quantity College Pack Midnight Navy nike Revolution TN Air Max Plus Unity FlyEase “White” to release in the coming months at select retailers and Nike.com.