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The brand new Nike Air Max 270 Bowfin was first previewed in a Phantom/Desert Cone colorway, and the unreleased style is also getting a Black/Phantom-Photo Blue theme. The chunky trail runner looks like it?s also part of the ACG brand, and features a mixed textile upper, with a pullcord lacing system and distinct criss-cross layout. A grid pattern on the heel, leather toe cap, textured white midsole, blue Air Max 270 heel, and rugged black outsole completes the design.

Look for this colorway of the new Nike Air Max 270 Bowfin at select Nike stores and online later this Fall. 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 Foamposite One Denim is a brand new iteration of the silhouette featuring the denim material for the first time. Covered in an official palette of Obsidian, University Red and Black, the denim is used to cover its foamposite shell, while black and red accents are applied for the branding throughout. Finally, an icy translucent outsole tops it off.

Retailing for $230, look for this Nike Air Foamposite One at select Nike stores and online on September 28. Click and bookmark our official Nike Air Foamposite One Denim hub page now for all imagery, full release details and how to buy online. 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 95 is one of the Swoosh’s popular running styles to date, and it’s featured in a classic Wolf Grey/Cool Grey color scheme for one of its newest iterations. Featuring a leather and mesh upper, the side panels are colored in lighter grey hues, while slightly darker grey is used across its design. The highlight on the simple style is an Air Max patch on the heel area, followed by a darker grey midsole with Air Max cushioning to top it all off.

Look for this colorway of the Nike Air Max 95 Essential at select Nike stores and online soon. 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 Deluxe Triple Black is the next rendition of the OG runner dropping this weekend. The sneaker?s textile mesh and synthetic upper is covered entirely in black, and a copperish hue is seen on the molded heel tab, followed by grey accents added on the tongue, laces and insoles. Finally, a matching black rubber sole with Air Max cushioning tops it all off.

Retailing for $200, look for the Nike Air Max Deluxe Triple Black at select Nike stores and online on September 15. 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 wait if finally over, releasing next week, here is an official look at the Nike LeBron 16 Fresh Bred.

The Nike LeBron 16 was designed by LeBron James and Jason Petrie. The model introduces Battleknit 2.0, an evolved version of the scalloped knit featured on the Lebron 15. Its structure increases tensile strength (important to contain James?s lateral force on court) and it has an elegant finish matching James?s current style. Other notable feature is its height as the lower collar allows LeBron (snd you) to move more freely. The new gusseted leather tongue allows for seamless entry into the shoe and for broader styling choices off court. A new detail explained on the shoe are the Red eyes on the heel lion emblems inspired by the iconic stare down by King James vs. Boston.

Underfoot, a simple evolution of the Max Air cushioning platform introduced in the LeBron 15 supports James?s dynamic desires. ?LeBron liked the cushioning so much last year that we just focused on refining it,? says Petrie. ?For this addition, we removed the tendril that connected the forefoot to the under-toe bag, and instead included an outrigger to create some additional support to complement the lower height.?

Look for the Nike LeBron 16 Fresh Bred to drop on September 20th at select Nike Basketball retailers and Nike.com for the retail price of $185.

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New logo, who dis? Wasting no time in utilizing his new logo, Nike just gave Odell Beckham Jr. his very own Nike Air Force 1 Low which uses the logo not on the shoe, but on the box it comes in.

Limited to only 100 pairs, this special iteration of the Air Force 1 Low comes dressed in a tonal Red finish using materials such as suede, pony hair, and ballistic mesh. Additional details on the shoe include the paisley print on the lining, the ?X? stitching on the seams, dubraes with ?1992? in Gold (the year OBJ was born), ?Nike OBJ? tongue labels, Red eyelets, laces and soles. We saw these for the first time on OBJ’s feet back in February during the 2018 NBA All-Star Game but now we come to find out that 100 pairs were made and were given to select Friends and Family. The pair you see above belongs to Ronnie Fieg. Thoughts?

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The classic Nike Pantheos (originally named the Nike Pantheon) from the 90s returns in 2018 beginning with this Mountain Blue and Yellow Ochre.

Although the Pantheos is technically the same shoe as the Pantheon from the 90s (stay with me now!), the 2018 version does come with a few minor changes such as the choice of materials used on the upper. This pair opts for a combination of textile with suede overlays and White textile lining. The Yellow Ochre is spotted on the Nike branding, where as the Mountain Blue can be seen on the majority of the rest of the shoe sans the White quarter panel underlays. Out now, find the Nike Pantheos at select retailers such as Foot District.

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About one year ago, Nike introduced Flyleather. Flyleather is a type of leather that is more sustainable, five times stronger, and 40 percent lighter than traditional leather. The brand uses a hydro process that combines recycled leather and synthetic fibers to create Flyleather, which it says is comparable to the real thing.

That new type of leather us now being used on the classic Nike Cortez. In addition to the new leather vibes, the Nike Cortez Flyleather features 100% recycled lining, laces and labeling. The first colorway set to release has the model dressed in a White and Light Silver finish.

Look for the women’s Nike Cortez Flyleather  to release in women?s sizing on September 14th at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com for the retail price of $90.

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A new colorway of the Nike Air Max Penny 1 has surfaced as we bring you official images of this versatile offering.

Covered in a black and white makeup all throughout the upper, this Nike Air Max Penny 1 is believed to be inspired by the 1996 Olympic Team as the insoles feature a One Cent flame logo that resembles the Olympic torch. The majority of the shoe is done in black nubuck and leather with contrasting white landing on the side panels, ankle, and outsole. A black and red jewel Swoosh on the lateral side panel, and red Swooshes on the tongue and outsole wrap things up.

An exact release date has not been announced yet, but be sure to keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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Nike is set to debut the Nike React Element 55 next month and one of the first colorways that will be releasing is this Black & White pair.

Essentially a spin off of the popular Element React 87, the Nike React Element 55 features a textile mesh construction on the upper with this particular pair being done in black. Contrasting White accents are then seen on the Swoosh branding on the lateral side panel and heel, as well as on the “Nike React” branding on the tongue. A white React foam midsole with subtle black detailing completes the look.

You’ll be able to get your hands on the Nike React Element 55 in Black and White on October 23rd for a price tag of $130. Will you cop?

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Set to release this upcoming weekend, here’s a good look at the Humidity x Nike SB Dunk High Trumpet. This latest collab has Nike SB teaming up with Humidity (New Orleans skate shop) to release a jazz-inspired SB Dunk High. Righfully dubbed the Trumpet, the SB Dunk High comes with a Metallic Gold upper topped off with a Red bow tie on the tongue as a nod to the most influential jazz musician of all-time: New Orleans?born trumpeter Louis Armstrong. Other details on the shoe include the Brown laces, Red Nike Swoosh branding on the tongue, Purple lining, a Black midsole and musical notes printed on the translucent outsole.

Look for the Humidity x Nike SB Dunk High Trumpet to release at Humidity on September 15th in sizes 4-15 for $150.

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Who’s ready for the debut of the Nike React Element 55? While the React Element 87 continues to shine bright this Summer, it appears that the takedown version of the silhouette will be taking over the Fall.

This Nike React Element 55 features an all-black upper that has been constructed out of a stretchy textile mesh making it lightweight and comfortable. The only contrasting color that is placed on the shoe is Aurora Green which can be seen on the branding and on the unique pods on the React midsole and outsole.

Look for the Nike React Element 55 Jade to make its way to retailers on October 23rd for a price tag of $130.

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Ideal for the Fall season, check out this new iteration of the Air Force 1 Low. Rocking new branding, this new version of the Nike Air Force 1 Low starts off with a Sail leather upper paired up with a matching midsole and laces. What really makes this pair stand out is the new Nike Air branding noted on the lateral side of the midsole, the debossed branding on the heel tab and the two-toned branding on the tongue. Get a good look at the shoe above and look for them to drop this Fall season at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com.

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The Nike LeBron 16 “What The” is dropping next, and LeBron James’ newest signature sneaker is now unveiled in an Oreo-like theme. The BattleKnit 2.0 upper is covered in a mixture of black, white and grey hues, while black leather detailing is seen on the tongue and heel. Contrasting red accents are applied on the heel tab and outsole, followed by markings like the initials LeBron?s children embroidered on the left heel, Akron?s area code ?330? seen on the right, as well as chenille ?2? and ?3? featured on the right and left tongues. Finally, a white midsole and translucent outsole tops it all off.

Retailing for $185, look for the Nike LeBron 16 Oreo at select Nike stores and online very soon. 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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There will never be a shortage of the Nike Air Force 1 Low, and it’s revealed in another new iteration this season. Sporting a premium tumbled leather upper, the sneaker is entirely covered in bold Team Red, while contrasting white accents are seen on right below the toe box with “AIR,” Swooshes on the tongues, and the classic Nike Air branding applied on the heels, replacing the classic “AIR” detail.

Look for this iteration of the Nike Air Force 1 Low at select Nike stores and online soon. 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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