Nike has released some images of its newest shoe commemorating Black History Month. The shoe looks great for all the sneaker heads out there, but there's a catch. It will only be available in three pairs that will be given away in the Nike poetry contest for students at Miami's Booker T. Washington High School.

More pics below...

According to the305.com...

The Air Force 1 shoe is one of Nike's most revered and iconic models. This limited-edition version is not for sale but rather a special product, proudly displaying the colors of the African American flag. Rich black leathers have been chosen to represent the essence of all color. Contrast stitching has been used to show an energetic pop of pride and perseverance. The centennial logo honors the long and rich history of the African American culture. Forty-four stars circle the outer perimeter of the logo to represent the celebration of the first African American to represent a people as well as the American government. The Swoosh has a luxury material of metallic black leather and the outsoles are marbleized like the courtrooms of the US Supreme Court – the place where many civil rights battles were fought and won.

What do you think? Are you digging the kicks?