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Central Cee and SYNA WORLD Unveil the Nike Air Force One Low in Dark Beetroot

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A glossy and luxurious new colorway continues the rapper’s growing footwear story.

A Second Chapter in the Collaboration

Following the debut of the Racer Blue edition, Central Cee, SYNA WORLD, and Nike return with a second Air Force One Low colorway titled Dark Beetroot. Shifting away from brighter tones, this release introduces a more refined and mature aesthetic, positioned as a regional exclusive tied closely to the artist’s roots.

Patent Leather and Signature Details

The sneaker is dressed in a deep wine colored patent leather upper that gives the classic Air Force One silhouette a high gloss finish. Metallic gold accents add contrast and elevate the overall look, reinforcing the luxurious direction of the design. SYNA WORLD’s halo logo appears on the lateral heel and insole, while the number 13 is embroidered on the back tab, anchoring the shoe in Central Cee’s visual identity.

Release Information

The Central Cee x SYNA WORLD x Nike Air Force One Low Dark Beetroot is expected to release in February 2026 as a UK exclusive through Nike. Priced at $135 USD, the pair continues to build momentum around the artist’s expanding presence in the sneaker world.

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