The Air Command Force, which was first launched by Nike in 1991 and introduced their inflatable Air-Fit technology, entered the market as one of their earliest shoe creations. In 2014, Nike released the initial retro edition of this shoe silhouette, commonly referred to as the 'Billy Hoyle' due to its association with Woody Harrelson's character in the basketball movie White Men Can't Jump from 1992. This original colorway displays a white leather upper complemented by accents of black, Volt, grey, and Vivid Blue. Notably, the tongue showcases the recognizable Volt 'FORCE' branding, while the heel features the vibrant blue Nike Air branding.