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We’re a exactly one week away from the release of the Nike Air Foamposite One Shine. Many Foams have dropped over the years, but this one’s special since it’s the first ever women’s exclusive colorway of the model that Nike has ever dropped.

The Nike Air Foamposite One Shine is said to be a part of Nike?s Shine Pack that also includes the Nike Air More Uptempo and the Nike Air Force 1 Upstep PRM LX. This women’s exclusive colorway of the Foams comes dressed in a Dark Stucco and Black color scheme. It features a full Iridescent (color-changing) foam shell, contrasted by the Black accents noted on the carbon fiber mid-foot plate paired up with the translucent outsole. Shades of Dark Stucco can be found on the laces, lining, pull tabs and heel.

The Nike Air Foamposite One Shine will release on December 14th for the retail price of $230. Be sure to bookmark our Nike Air Foamposite One Shine hub page where you will find the shoe?s latest release info and images.

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Nike just dropped this grade-school holiday-themed exclusive pack dubbed the Nike Ornament Pack. The pack for small-footers consist of the Nike Air Max 97 ($150), Nike Air Max 90 ($100) and Nike Air Force 1 Low ($95). All three offerings come dressed in an upper that utilize glitter and velvet detailing to mimic the look of your traditional Christmas tree ornament. Adding to the holiday theme of the shoe, Glacier Blue accents and a bow graphic on the sockliner are also in play. Tonal laces and an Off-White sole unit complete the design of the shoe. Nike dropped these today, so head on over to Nike.com and order whichever pair you like.

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Releasing early on next yer, here’s an official look at the Nike Zoom Fly SP Neutral Indigo.

Rocking a Purple and Orange motif, the Nike Zoom Fly SP is constructed out of a translucent, stretch-woven upper that makes the shoe super lightweight and breathable. Unique features on the shoe include the original designer sketches on the sockliner and running-focused graphics on the tongue, upper and midsole. A White foam sole unit appears down low.

The Nike Zoom Fly SP Neutral Indigo will release on January 4th for the retail price of $150. Need a new pair of running sneakers to help you accomplish youe New Year’s resolution? We suggest you try these on.

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The Nike Air Monarch is getting a collab! Yes, you read that correctly, the infamous Monarch is getting its time to shine. Nike and Concepts are set to release a collaborative version of the CNCPTS x Nike Air Monarch and above you will get a first look at the finished design.

The CNCPTS x Nike Air Monarch will come dressed in a Black tonal upper offset by the #M hits on areas such as the tongue, which happens to house dual “Air Monarch Concepts? branding on it. Below you will find a White midsole placed on top of a Gum rubber outsole. “Taco” and “Got Em” pins are placed on the laces, but we can’t confirm if these are also part of the collab or simply placed as props. Dual-branded insoles add a bit more of a collaborative feel to the shoe. Who’s copping these Monarchs? No release info has leaked but we’ll hit you with that too as soon as it’s made available.

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All-White sneakers for the holidays? If you’re down with that, take a look at the Nike Air VaporMax Triple White. Rocking an all-White motif (finally), the Nike Air VaporMax consists of a White Flyknit woven upper matched up with even more White placed on the laces, branding, lining and Flywire. Completing the look is the full-length VaporMax clear sole unit placed down low. If you like what you see, you will be able to pick up a pair of the Nike Air VaporMax Triple White beginning December 23rd for the retail price of $190. Let us know if you plan on picking up a pair.

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Initially believed to be the Nike KD 10 CNY, the KD 10 you see above is actually the Nike KD 10 from Nike’s upcoming City Edition Collection. The KD 10 represents the popular Chinatown District in the Bay Area. This is done by giving the shoe a Blue Flyknit upper offset by the lighter shade of Blue noted on the Swoosh outline. Key details on the shoe include the embroidered logo on the tongue representing the largest Chinatown?s in the U.S.  A translucent outsole with a Crimson colored line going down the middle completes the major features of the shoe. Look for the Nike KD 10 City Edition to make its debut on December 26th for the retail price of $150.

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The brightest colorway of the Nike PG 1 yet now has a release date as we bring you new images of the Nike PG 1 Volt.

This eye-catching colorway of the Nike PG 1 comes engulfed in a bright Volt upper in a combination of mesh and a hairy material on the side panels that is meant to resemble a tennis ball. Black accents are then placed on the Swoosh logos and the PG logo on the tongue, as well as on the heel tab. Finishing details include a white midsole with volt speckling and a volt rubber outsole.

Look for the Nike PG 1 Volt to release on December 15th for a price tag of $110. Will you be copping this PG 1 and breaking some necks on the court?

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Above you will get a first look at this new Nike SB model said to be American professional skateboarder Nyjah Huston’s first signature shoe with Nike SB. Set to release early on next year, the Nike SB model is inspired by the Nike Air Presto and Nike Free models. Since the shoe is Nike Free-inspired, that means that shoe uses Free tech instead of the customary Air. This particular pair comes in a White and Black colorway. The shoe comes with sock-like upper and uses the overlays as part of the lacing system. Not much info on the shoe is known thus far. Look for Nyjah Huston?s Nike SB shoe to release during March of 2018 for around $100.

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The Nike Kobe A.D. you see above is dubbed the Nike Kobe A.D. Black Mamba. It’s part of Nike Basketball’s upcoming City Pack that will also include other basketball models.

The Nike Kobe A.D. Black Mamba comes dressed in a clean Black and University Gold color scheme. Black takes care of most of the textured upper, while the Gold is used on the branding and soles. The most unique and best part of the shoe is the ?Black? and ?Mamba? text done in Lakers font placed on the left and right tongues. Is this a must-have Laker fans? If so, pick up the Nike Kobe A.D. Black Mamba on December 26th for the retail price of $150.

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This Nike Air Max 95 Big Logo is the latest update of the iconic runner this fall/winter season and it’s back in a blue slate theme following a dust volt release. The shoe features an oversized ?Air Max? logo on the sides in white and slate as the main theme. A navy hue on its no-sew constructed upper makes up for a clean and smooth design, while a white midsole with visible air throughout and semi-translucent outsole completes the style altogether.

Retailing for $180, look for this Nike Air Max 95 Big Logo Slate at select Nike stores and online today. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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Releasing in a few days, here’s a detailed look at the upcoming Nike Air Force 1 Low Country Camo Pack. Above you will find all five colorway from the collection. All offerings come dressed in premium leather uppers. Two of the five pairs comes covered in camo all over, while the other three use the camo motif on the heel, side panels and eyestay. Other features on the shoes include the tonal laces, White soles or colored soles that match the color of the upper, and tonal branding on the tongue and heels.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low Country Camo Pack is set to drop in Europe on December 7th, while a U.S. release date is expected to announce soon. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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Nike has officially unveiled the all-new Nike Shox Gravity which features the return of Nike’s Shox technology. That is largely thanks to Aaron Cooper, Greg Thompson and Brian Farris? 90 collective years of experience in product design, engineering and marketing. Cooper worked, fittingly, on a Shox product (the Shox BB4) and joined Thompson and Farris (regular and trusted partners throughout his career) to realize the system’s latest iteration, the Nike Shox Gravity.

?We cannot overstate how much our experience helped speed up the process,? shares Cooper. ?We were able to make educated decisions based on digital or two-dimensional information that were able to push us a lot more quickly.?

Cooper, Thompson and Farris offered an initial concept in March and hit the ground running (pun intended) on April 19. They first utilized Nike?s rapid prototyping capabilities at Nike?s world headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon, and swiftly translated their initial ideas at factory level. Consistency in process between the two locations meant, in Cooper?s words, that ?we were able to put something on the table that we could see and feel and get a sense of proportion very quickly?and also produce something that we could put on our feet.?

For Cooper, the silhouette also represents achievement as the ?fastest design from athlete insight to athlete feet that Nike has ever done from a blank piece of paper.?

And, not just in single form. Cooper and Farris delivered the project and Thompson helped form 25 different versions. These will kick off in early 2018 with the Shox Gravity, with additional colorways following shortly after.

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One of the other camouflage iterations on the Nike Air Force 1 Low this holiday season is this pair in a color scheme of team gold and gorge green. Made of premium leather, the military pattern is seen across the upper for a distinct look. The entire upper is also detailed with 3M reflective accents to add another dimension to its bright style. Tonal swooshes, lining, heel tab and rubber sole completes the design altogether.

Retailing for $100, look for this Nike Air Force 1 Low Reflective Camo (Team Gold) at select Nike stores and online on December 7th. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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The 20th anniversary of the Nike Air Max 98 is next year and Nike already has big plans for the celebration. One of the featured pairs to drop is the classic celebrated Gundam colorway. Colored in a mixture of white, blue, red and black hues, the model is also detailed with mini swooshes throughout while the signature Air Max cushioning in the midsole is colored in red. Finally, a black rubber outsole completes the theme altogether.

Look for this Nike Air Max 98 Gundam at select Nike stores and online in early 2018. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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The Nike Flyknit Trainer last dropped in night purple and its next colorway in line to release this holidays is in a seasonal hue of olive. The green theme basically covers the entire flyknit upper with black accents while tonal black swooshes, a two-tone midsole in olive and white, and finally a black rubber outsole completes the design altogether.

Retailing for $150, look for this Nike Flyknit Trainer Olive at select Nike stores and online on December 7th. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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