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The Nike Air VaporMax Moc is dropping in a few colorways this month to start off its 2018 lineup, and it’s coming in midnight fog next week. The greyish hue basically covers the sneaker’s entire flyknit upper and new mid-foot strap that replaces its traditional laces. Legion green accents are scattered throughout, while synthetic overlays are used on the toe and heel. A tinted black VaporMax sole completes the design altogether.

Retailing for $200, look for this Nike Air VaporMax Moc Midnight Fog at select Nike stores and online on January 25th. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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The Nike WMNS Air VaporMax Moc will be releasing in a new colorway of dark stucco this month. The moccasin style keeps the revolutionary cushioning and now features an elastic, stay-put strap accented with clay green Swooshes. Basically a sleek, slip-on design, the model is completed with a translucent VaporMax sole unit.

Retailing for $200, look for this Nike WMNS Air VaporMax Moc Dark Stucco at select Nike stores and online on January 25th. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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The Nike Air VaporMax Plus makes its debut next week as the hybrid sneaker will be releasing in a few different colorways for both men and women. One of those women’s pairs that will be dropping is this Bleached Aqua colorway.

The Air Max Plus became a streetwear hit when it debuted in 1998. In 2017, Nike introduced its latest running innovation: Nike Air VaporMax. 20 years after introducing Tuned Air, heritage design meets the future of Nike Air cushioning to create the Air VaporMax Plus. This women’s colorway comes with the signature upper of the Air Max Plus in a bold multicolor hue with a blacked out translucent VaporMax sole unit.

Look for the Nike WMNS Air VaporMax Plus Bleached Aqua to release on January 25th for $190.

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As we mentioned before, the Nike Air VaporMax Plus will be making its debut next week and one colorway that will be releasing is this Photo Blue pair for men.

This hybrid model from Nike utilizes the upper of the Air Max Plus, which debuted in 1998, and combines it with the sole unit of the revolutionary Air VaporMax, which debuted in 2017. This colorway comes dominated by Photo Blue on the signature Air Max Plus upper with Obsidian overlays. The heel, midsole, and translucent VaporMax sole unit are also done in Obsidian to keep things clean and simple.

Look for the Nike Air VaporMax Plus Photo Blue to release on January 25th for $190.

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Foamposite fans will have the opportunity to pick up a brand new colorway this weekend as well as the first colorway of 2018 with the arrival of the Abalone/Aurora Green Foamposite One.

The new colorway of the Nike Air Foamposite One in Aurora Green sparkles with the depth and color of precious gemstones, continuing to enrich this incredible sneaker?s legacy. Contrasting Black accents are then added on the tongue, eyestay, ankle, inner liner, heel, and rubber outsole. It may remind you of the Gone Fishing pair that released in June 2015 except that pair came with translucent outsoles.

The Nike Air Foamposite One Abalone (Aurora Green) releases on Saturday, January 20th for a price of $250. Click and bookmark our official Nike Air Foamposite One PRM Abalone hub page now for all imagery, the latest information and full release details. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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The Nike LeBron Zoom Soldier 10 is perhaps the most popular LeBron sneaker of all time that is not part of his official signature line. Why? Because it’s the shoe he wore while capturing his first NBA Championship with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Today a new colorway has surfaced of the Zoom Soldier 10 that is actually a PE colorway that was designed exclusively for Christ the King High School in Queens, New York. This PE pair of Zoom Soldier 10s features the team’s school colors are maroon dominates the upper along with University Gold accents placed on the speckling on the straps, the entire upper strap, inner liner, Swoosh and LeBron logos, and the Christ the King logos on the ankle strap and footbed.

These will never make it to retailers, but this particular pair has made its way onto eBay if anyone is looking to cop. It’s a size 11/5 btw.

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Lunar New Year (aka Spring Festival) is less than a month away, so you know Nike was about to drop a pack or two celebrating the Chinese festival. That said, here’s an official look at the upcoming Nike Lunar New Year Pack.

Consisting of an Nike SF-AF1 High and a men’s and women’s version of the Air Force 1 Low, all three offerings come dressed in crisp White upper done in leather and ballistic mesh (for the Nike SF-AF1 High). Hits of Habanero Red, Golden detailing and/or Chinese detailing found throughout the design of the shoe help give the pack a Lunar New Year theme.

The Nike Lunar New Year Pack will be releasing on February 8th. The Air Force 1 Lows will retail for $130, whereas the Nike SF-AF1 High will go for $180.

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Nike is proud to introduce the ?The 1 Reimagined,? a discrete group of internal Nike designers rethink the Nike Air Force 1 and Air Jordan 1 for the first time. The 14 women behind the project represent distinct skill sets within Nike?s more than 1,000-strong design group. Among them are colorists and materials specialists, as well as men?s and women?s mainline footwear designers. The focus of their work was to establish five new articulations of both icons, unrestrained from concerns beyond pure design.

Footwear Director Andy Caine picked the 14 participants with a clear objective consideration. ?The genesis of creativity is diversity,? he says. ?From a design point of view, each of the designers has a very unique background and personality. Our theory is that when you mix diverse creative talents you realize some magic.?

Caine tapped Georgina James to lead the group, which includes Marie Crow, Magnhild Disington, Jacqueline Schoeffel and Chiyo Takahashi from color and material, along with footwear designers Shamees Aden, Reba Brammer, Melusine Dieudonne, Jin Hong, Angela Martin, Kara Nykreim, Marie Odinot, Louisa Page and Jesi Small. Their brief: ?Make some cool shit.? Their time frame from brief to final design: Two weeks.

?Everyone was so excited to work on a project and collaborate together with a focus on women?s product,? notes James.

Aware of the tight timeframe, she initially pulled the group into meetings at Blue Ribbon Studios, Nike WHQ?s integrated design space. There, the women first got to grips with their respective talents ? as many were working together for the first time ? and started to flesh out prospective plans.

?We spent about a week here putting pen to paper to nail down what our goals were,? says James.

Long story short, the ?The 1 Reimagined,? group ended up creating five different Air Force 1s and five different Air Jordan 1s done in crips White finishes. The ladies and their creations are seen up top. To read the full story, head on over to Nike News.

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After releasing his Air Force collaboration in late 2017, Nike and Travis Scott will be joining forces once again in 2018 to drop another AF1.

This time around the iconic Uptown will come in a color combination of Sail/Sail and is expected to come with a canvas upper and removable velcro Swooshes just like the first pair that released. No images have leaked at the moment but make sure you stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for continual updates.

The Travis Scott x Nike Air Force 1 Low Sail is expected to release some time in Spring/Summer 2018 for $150.

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The Nike Air VaporMax Plus is a new take of the Air VaporMax silhouette in 2018 and it?s featured in the popular Triple Black color scheme. The sneaker basically mixes together the Air Max Plus and VaporMax into one. Featuring a neoprene upper with TPU overlays that follows the signature style of the Air Max Plus, the shoe is detailed with an VaporMax sole, Air Vapor Max Plus branding on the tongues and ?VM? logo on the heel to complete the design altogether.

Look for the Nike Air VaporMax Plus Triple Black at select Nike stores and online overseas on January 25th. A stateside release is for the same day or coming soon. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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This year’s Air Max Day 2018 celebration will bring back a few of Nike’s classic silhouettes, and one of those is the Nike Air Max Deluxe. First introduced in 1999, a reissue of the model is slated for later this year. The design takes inspiration from the Air Max 97, especially in part of its full-Air sole unit midsole. Previewed in black/navy with a neoprene upper and leather panels, stay tuned for more.

Look for this Nike Air Max Deluxe to release at select Nike stores and online sometime during the Air Max Day celebration this Spring/Summer 2018. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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The Nike Air VaporMax Plus is a brand new hybrid design that combines elements from the Air Max Plus and VaporMax sole, and it’s featured in an upcoming Hyper Violet theme. The sneaker’s mesh/neoprene base is basically covered in a gradient of hues consisting of violet, blue and team red, while tonal black accents are used throughout. 3M reflective hits and the VaporMax sole completes the design altogether.

Retailing for $190, look for this Nike Air VaporMax Plus Hyper Violet at select Nike stores and online on January 25th. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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The new hybrid Nike Air VaporMax Plus will be releasing in a number of colorways soon and the model is introduced in an upcoming Cargo Khaki edition. Basically featuring an olive green neoprene upper with the Air Max Plus signature palm tree-inspired synthetic overlays, the shoe is contrasted with hits of gold on the midsole while a full-length VaporMax sole unit completes the design altogether.

Retailing for $190, look for this Nike Air VaporMax Plus Cargo Khaki at select Nike stores and online later this month. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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Official images of the Nike WMNS Air Foamposite One Chrome have landed and it’s basically another women?s exclusive colorway of the sneaker to help start off the new year. The classic basketball silhouette features a shiny chrome iridescent foam shell while white leather is used along the eyelets and for a more premium touch. Black carbon fiber on the midsole shank and an icy translucent outsole completes the design altogether.

Retailing for $250, look for this Nike WMNS Air Foamposite One Chrome at select Nike stores and online on January 25th. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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A denim version of the Nike Air Foamposite One will be on the way, as it’s reportedly one of the silhouette’s colorways for Fall/Winter 2018. A mock up image of what the design has been produced, and it is rumored to sport a denim material across its foamposite shell, while university red and black accents are applied throughout to complete the theme.

Retailing for $230, look for this Nike Air Foamposite One Denim at select Nike stores and online on September 28th. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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