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The Nike SB Stefan Janoski isn’t what it once was anymore, but we can all agree that the silhouette will always be a classic which is why Nike Skateboarding is still giving us new colorways every so often. The latest pair is seen above which takes on a Vast Grey suede throughout the majority of the upper with slight contrast coming on the embroidered Swooshes on the side panels, laces, and Nike SB writing on the insoles, all which have been done in white. The biggest point of contrast comes on the rubber midsole/outsole which is colored in Phantom Bubblegum Pink providing a very nice pop to the shoe. Janoski aficionados can scoop up this grey/pink colorway at select Nike SB stockists this Fall for $85.

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There are new color options of the Nike Air Huarache Zip on the horizon as today we bring you an official look at three of those new flavors.

This new iteration of the Air Huarache doesn’t straw away too far from the original with the biggest and most noticeable change being the addition of a zipper that runs down the tongue. Additional branding has also been placed throughout the shoe which include Swoosh logos on the side panel, toe, and heel counter, as well as more branding on the tongue zipper and heel tab. The three new colorways above include Yellow/Black, Black/White, and Purple/White. All three pairs are finished off with contrasting white rubber soles.

Be on the lookout for all three of these colorways of the Nike Air Huarache Zip to release later this Fall. Will you be grabbing a pair?

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Iridescent vibes land on this grade-school exclusive version of the Nike Air Max 97. This Air Max 97 comes dressed in a Court Purple, Neptune Blue, Black, and Rush Pink color scheme. The bold hues on the upper are accentuated even more by way of the 3M reflective detailing placed on the racing stripes. Below you will find a White rubber sole and Court Purple Air Max unit to complete the theme of the shoe.

No release date for the Nike Air Max 97 GS Court Purple Iridescent has been announced, but it is expected to release very soon at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com.

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The Nike Air Fear Of God 1 is expected to release in three different colorways, Light Bone/Black, Black/Black and Light Bone/Sail. As you can see, the Yellow pair you see above is not on the list of colorways expected to drop.

The Nike Air Fear Of God 1 Yellow was recently revealed by Jerry Lorenzo during an interview with Complex. This pair comes with a White midsole paired up with an icy Air sole unit. The upper comes with the shoe’s traditional features such as a toggle lace lock and a mesh-like underlay. As of right now, it is not known whether the Nike Air Fear Of God 1 Yellow will release to the public, it it’s a one-off or a Friends and Family exclusive. Stay tuned as more info begins to surface.

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To go along with the Nike Air Force 1 Low, Nike has also dropped a matching Special Field Air Force 1 alongside it. Utilizing the same color scheme, the military-inspired Air Force 1 comes with a textured leather/nubuck construction on the upper in a dark shade of pink with the traditional ballistic nylon landing on the ankle/heel areas of the shoe. Additional details that remain in play include the two straps on the ankle, the extended heel tab, rope laces, and a rubber sole unit. This SF-AF1 can be found at select Nike Sportswear retailers now in women’s sizes for $180.

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Nike has just dropped a new colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low that would have been perfect to rock during the Spring/Summer seasons. Taking a bright and vibrant hue, this Nike Air Force 1 Low comes covered in a matching combination of Crimson Tint and Orange Pulse all throughout the upper. The shoe has been constructed out of leather for that classic and traditional look. Finishing details include debossed Nike branding on the tongue tag and heel tab and an Orange Pulse rubber outsole.

This Nike Air Force 1 Low is available now in women’s sizes at select Nike retailers for $90.

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This new colorway of the Nike Air Max 97 opts to take the simple route allowing you to wear it with ease all throughout the year. Covered in Black throughout the majority of the upper, this Air Max 97 takes on the traditional leather and mesh construction with pops of Anthracite placed throughout the shoe for slight contrast. Metallic Gold can also be seen on the Swoosh logos on the side panels, tongue, insoles, as well as the piping on the heel tab. A full-length Air Max unit and black rubber outsole complete the look on this Air Max 97 that can be found at select Nike Sportswear retailers now for $170.

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Nike has been on a hot streak basically all of 2018. So what’s next for the Swoosh? Introducing ISPA to the world.

ISPA is a program within the Nike Sportswear Special Projects team that aims to create footwear and products for the modern-day athletes. ISPA takes the tried-and-true Nike ethos of listening to the athlete, but with a twist: Rather than dissect the challenges of establishing a new sprint record, the team focuses on improving interaction with the built environment. Or, as ISPA Footwear Designer Shamees Aden puts it, ISPA allows for a discrete examination of “the people who are commuting three to five miles a day.”

The four-letter acronym stands for Improvise, Scavenge, Protect, and Adapt ? a design philosophy. A set of design principles that represents a pinnacle, experimental expression of Nike design across all categories. ISPS believes that with a little inspiration, any problem can be solved with the materials at hand.

We will get our first taste of Niks ISPS by way of the Nike React LW WR Mid. This new model that features a deconstructed water-resistant upper placed on top of a React Element 87 sole unit.

“It’s the honesty about the method the shoes are made with that makes it fascinating,” says ISPA Design Innovation Lead Darryl Matthews. “The process from which we explored the product is clear in its aesthetic. The upper is engineered to the exact specifications of an internal waterproof liner that you would commonly find in-between the lining and upper of a waterproof ACG hiking boot. It is exactly what it is! We also made sure the pattern heights and method of make were correct in what constitutes as a fully waterproof product ? for this shoe that?s where the element of protect really shines.?

Look for Nike to release all three colorways of the Nike React LW WR Mid on November 21st.

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The Nike LeBron 16 I Promise is the next iteration of LeBron James? newest signature sneaker this fall. The model is inspired by his children and the I Promise school that LeBron James opened earlier this summer in Ohio. The model?s Battleknit 2.0 upper is covered in black, followed by multicolor accents seen on the underlay, Swooshes on the heel and outsole. Completing the design are the markings ?WE ARE FAMILY? embossed on the leather heel wrap, along with ?The LeBron James Family Foundation,? as well as an icy translucent outsole under the toe with multicolor for the rest of the unit.

Retailing for $185, look for the Nike LeBron 16 I Promise at select Nike stores and online on November 20. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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The Nike ACG Angel?s Rest is the newest silhouette added to the Nike ACG Holiday 2018 lineup, and it’s featured in a neutral Parachute Beige colorway. Made for the outdoors, the silhouette sports a suede upper and rugged rubber outsole for superb traction. Other details include rope-like laces, mesh around the collar for a breathable, comfortable fit, followed by reflective elements throughout, as well as on the heel for more visibility during the night.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike ACG Angel?s Rest Parachute Biege at select Nike stores and online on November 16. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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The Nike Air Revaderchi first dropped in 1992 and it was a new iteration of the classic Nike Air Mowabb. For this holiday 2018, the silhouette is part of the ACG line and introduced in a Nike ACG Air Revaderchi Flint Grey colorway. Ready for the outdoors, the model is made for trail-running, mountain-biking, and all-around adventuring. Grey and black covers its suede, mesh and neoprene upper, followed by a full-ankle lacing-system that locks in your heel and protects you from the elements. Finally, a speckled black midsole and aggressive tread designed outsole for solid traction completes the design.

Retailing for $140, look for the Nike ACG Air Revaderchi Flint Grey at select Nike stores and online on November 16. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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The Nike ACG Ruckel Ridge Light British Tan is a new colorway of the silhouette and it’s dropping next week. This new style from Nike?s outdoor performance ACG line features the neutral hue across its weather-resistant suede/nubuck and mesh upper, and contrasted with black and habanero red accents on the ankle area, as well as throughout the midsole Finally, carbon fiber detailing on the heel, a sock-like collar, ACG branding and a multi-surface traction outsole tops it all off.

Retailing for $180, look for the Nike ACG Ruckel Ridge Light British Tan at select Nike stores and online on November 16. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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The Nike ACG Okwahn 2 Sequoia is making its debut this month, and the style returns after it was last offered back in 2012. Featured in an official fall theme of Sequoia/Racer Blue-Yellow Ochre, the model features a perforated leather upper with mesh underlays coated in the dark green hue with black. Blue and yellow accents throughout, especially for the collar area add a nice contrast. Finally, a trail-running midsole, reflective accents, raised collar and durable outsole completes the design.

Retailing for $125, look for the Nike ACG Okwahn 2 Sequoia at select Nike stores and online on November 16. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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The Nike Air Max 97 Black Metallic Gold is a luxurious iteration of the runner this fall, and it’s made of premium leather and mesh. The sneaker?s wavy upper and tongue is colored in black, while the contrasting metallic gold element is applied on the leather overlay circulating the base, that also covers the midsole. More gold accents are seen on the tongues and insoles, while a white rubber outsole with black and red hits tops it all off.

Look for the Nike Air Max 97 Black Metallic Gold on the KicksOnFire Shop today. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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The atmos x Nike Air Max2 Light is a new iteration of the classic ’90s runner that will be making its return next year. This model was actually featured during ComplexCon and it was featured on atmos creative director Hirofumi Kojima for the brand’s vintage Nike collection sold at the event. The sneaker features a patchwork combination of bright colors for a retro vibe. while a white midsole and multicolor outsole completes the design.

Look for the atmos x Nike Air Max2 Light at select Nike stores and online on Air Max Day, March 26, 2019. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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