Brendan Dunne
November 16th, 2012 (updated)
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You know that classic sneaker moment where Fat Joe licked the soles of a deadstock pair on national television? That could actually be a lot more viable with this, a popsicle mold modeled after the Nike Air Force 1 sole created in celebration of this year’s 30th anniversary of that sneaker. Click through with Sneaker News to check out the Nike Air Force 1 popsicle mold and let us know what you think about this new meaning of ‘putting your sneakers on ice’.
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