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Get Ready For Halloween With This Nike Little Posite One
By SoleInsider
Halloween isn’t until October 31st, but Nike is helping the smaller footed crowd prepare a bit early with the release of the Nike Little Posite One Halloween.
Highlighted by the orange glow-in-the-dark jack-o-lantern print on the heels, this Nike Air Foamposite One gets covered in Black throughout the majority of the foamposite upper. Additional orange accents have then been placed on the tongue and branding. An icy blue outsole finishes up the look on this Halloween-inspired Little Posite One that releases tomorrow, October 15th for $180.
Click and bookmark our Nike Little Posite One Halloween launch page for the latest images, release information, and other updates.
How many of you were able to get your hands on the Nike Flyknit Racer Pure Platinum that released this morning? If you did then congrats, but if you didn’t then don’t worry because you’re in the majority.
You’ll have another crack at scooping up a dope colorway of the Flyknit Racer next month with this new Blue Tint pair. The Nike Flyknit Racer Blue Tint features a couple of different shades of blue on the Flyknit upper including Blue Tint and Obsidian along with hits of White throughout. The midsole has been done in White and the outsole in black to finish off the look. This pair also has some subtle camo detailing on the heel just like the Pure Platinum pair that dropped today.
Look for the Nike Flyknit Racer Blue Tint to release on November 11, 2016 for $160.
Buy, Pass, Wait: adidas Yeezy Boost 750 Light Brown, Air Jordan 3 Cyber Monday, Nike Lil Posite Halloween
By SoleInsider
It doesn’t get much easier on the wallet from here on out. When you can the choice between a new Yeezy, a new Jordan retro, a new signature shoe or something for your little one, what are you going to do without burning a hole through your wallet from all the spending? Luckily the Kicks On Fire staff is here to share our thoughts on all of the big-name drops this weekend in this edition of Buy, Pass, Wait.
Juan Martinez, Editor-In-Chief: (PASS) Three minutes and change. I tried, America…
Renz Ofiaza, News: (PASS) Never really liked this style much. I do like the colorway though and it should obviously be heavily sought after, even though it shouldn’t be, haha.
Juan Carrillo, News: (BUY) If given the chance, I’d buy these and flip them faster than you can say Kicks on Fire. Not my style, but the money people would be willing to pay for it is.
Andres Carrillo, News: (PASS) If i would ever buy a Yeezy it would probably be a 350. The 750 is just too hard to wear in my opinion. I’ll admit that this is the best colorway so far though. Only reason I would buy is to resell.
Renz: (WAIT) I like the simplicity of the design. It is pretty basic, but, it’s a timeless and versatile makeup. The 3’s are my favorite Air Jordan style and I’ll see how it sells before I consider purchasing.
News Juan: (PASS) I’m pretty happy to see the Air Jordan 3 make its return since it’s one of my favorite silhouettes. With that being said, I’ma hold off on getting a pair of 3s until I see one that I really love. I’m looking at you True Blues.
Andres: (PASS) Add some silver or grey elephant print on this shoe and it would look ten times better. All black just looks too plain for me. I’d rather just wait for the True Blues.
EIC Juan: (WAIT) $180 for sneakers that my godson might wear literally once because his feet will grow over time is a terrible idea. That being said, the look on his face if I were to cop these is priceless, so there’s that conundrum.
Renz: (PASS) If I was younger, I would’ve purchased this instantly. The theme on the rear is a cool finish and the overall colorway is pretty versatile.
News Juan: (PASS) I mean, they are technically for “kids”, so I guess it works. Never been a fan of any type of Foams, so this is an easy pass. Don’t really feel like wearing candy corn on my feet.
Andres: (PASS) There’s a only a couple of Foams that I would consider picking up this year and this isn’t one of them. The jack-o-lantern graphic makes it look too much like a kids sneaker. Maybe if I had a son or nephew I’d buy him a pair.
Renz: (PASS) It looks like Saint Laurent knock-offs. I won’t be surprised if Westbrook took cues from it since he’s into the fashion scene. Aesthetically, I don’t think it’s that bad. Just not for me.
News Juan: (PASS) It’s basically a Supra, man! Why Jordan Brand gotta do Westbrook like that. Westbrook is dope, his shoe, not so much.
Andres: (PASS) The Jordan Westbrook 0.2 looks better than the 0, but I’m still not sure why Jordan Brand didn’t give Russ a performance shoe instead. I don’t see myself picking up a pair.
Nike LeBron Soldier 10 Christ The King
EIC Juan: (BUY) How soon until we stop messing around and accept that the Soldiers are really LeBron’s sneaker of choice but he can’t give up on his actual signature line because that’s where the money is? The LeBron 14 needs to deliver in a big way or we could be looking at a genuine revolt sooner rather than later.
Renz: (BUY) Aside from the black/gold championship pair, this is my second favorite colorway of the sneaker. If I was playing bball often, this would be something I’d wear.
News Juan: (PASS) Solid colorway, but I’m not too big on the model it comes on. With that being said, I really hope the LeBron 14 surprises us, in a good way. The LeBron line really needs it.
Andres: (PASS) Another solid colorway of the LeBron Zoom Soldier 10. I feel that these are hard to hard to wear casually though, so I’m not going to buy a shoe unless I can wear it casually.
Thought the days of the Nike LeBron 13 were over? Nike just dropped this low-top version of the LeBron 13 featuring a wild graffiti-based upper with call-outs to LeBron James and his hometown of Akron, OH. The shoes have alternate white/black color-blocking and feature multi-colored soles and”Akron Ohio” overlays on the Max Air unit on the heel. These have appeared to have released overseas and could be release on Nike.com soon. Check out a detailed look below.
During a recent interview with WFNY, Kyrie Irving pretty much confirmed the release date for the Nike Kyrie 3.
?I think we release on January 21st but I definitely will be wearing a pair of 3s for Christmas and going forward for any other holidays,? Irving said following Thursday?s shootaround. ?January 21 is what we?re looking to aim at. I?m excited. I?m excited to put the product out to you guys and the stories behind the shoes and the creative behind it. I get really juiced up about it. I get to put my artistic mind to the test.?
So there you have it. It appears that Irving will be debuting the Kyrie 3 on Christmas Day when the Cavaliers face the Warriors, and the shoes will release a month later.
Keep it locked to Kicks On Fire updates and early look at the Nike Kyrie 3.
Yup, the “shoe” you see above actually derived from the Roshe Run. Oh how the times have changed, right? Dubbed the Nike Roshe 2 Hi Flyknit, let’s take closer look at this upcoming hybrid creation.
Thinking outside the box, the Nike Roshe 2 Hi Flyknit opts to go for a futuristic sneakerboot aesthetic by donning a larger than life design. The shoe consists of two main features, the Flyknit construction on the base and the leather bootie that helps give it that boot look and feel. Inside the leather bootie you will find another layer that appears to be some sort of sock. Branding appears on the side of the heel, while the laces are attached to both the Flyknit upper and leather bootie. This particular colorway comes in a Black tonal look. Ladies, would you be down to rock these this winter? Expect the Nike Roshe 2 Hi Flyknit to make its debut beginning November 3rd.
For what it is, it’s actually pretty cool. It’s different, but I would not call it a fail. I think over time this model may have the potential to do well. Right?
Pick Up The Nike Air Max 96 XX In White And Teal Today
By SoleInsider
The Nike Air Max 96 XX is the latest hybrid derived from the classic Air Max 96 model. So, what makes this XX version different from the original Air Max 96? The update sole. That’s it. Let’s get a closer look at this readily available model.
This colorway of the Nike Air Max 96 XX comes in a White and Teal color scheme where the upper is done in a clean ballistic mesh accompanied by the leather overlays. A Teal Nike Swoosh appears on the panels while a tiny Swoosh in the same motif can be seen right above that one. Black can be seen on both the nubuck heel, outsole and toe cap to complete the look of the upper. Down low you will find a brand new sole unit that houses the visible our unit. Pick up a pair of your own today for the retail price of $175.
Kevin Hart’s latest movie What Now hit theaters nationwide today and the superstar comedian has been promoting the film as expected.
One of those stops to promote his movie was at The Breakfast Club where he dropped some pretty big news regarding his sneaker with Nike. This year we saw the debut of the Nike Hustle Hart, a sleek trainer that received lots of positive feedback. So will we be seeing a sequel? Kevin Hart says yes. Here’s what he had to say during the interview:
?Working on the Hustle Hart 2 now. I don?t believe in doing things just one time, so my relationship with Nike is on going. And right now, you know this whole Move with Hart movement is taking us to a different place, a different direction where the people that I?ve got to invest in the vision of simply working out and being healthier are now embarking on the same journey as me.?
Release Alert: All These Colorways Of The Nike Air Force 1 Low OG Are Available Now
By SoleInsider
Heads up! For all of you who’ve been patiently for Nike to drop the Nike Air Force 1 Low OG in these classic colorways, the time is now as they’re all available through Nike SNKRS.
What makes these AF1 Lows so special and OG, you ask? They come in the same color schemes that they did when the shoe made it debut back in the early 80s and they also come with OG branding on it which consists of the “NIKE AIR” on the heel. All three colorways come in a White leather build, with the accenting color appearing on the lining, Nike Swoosh, heel, tongue branding and outsole. What color are you feeling the most? Whatever your choice is, you can now pick it directly through Nike for $120.
I was happy when the Air Force 1 Hi got the OG treatment last year, I’m happy to see the Low get the same treatment. $120 is a bit too high for an Air Force 1 Lo, but once it goes on sale I’ll be all over the Royal Blue pair.
A Simple Black And White Colorway Covers This Nike Air Force 1 Low
By SoleInsider
Up next for the timeless Nike Air Force 1 Low is this semi-monochromatic version that has a very versatile look to it. Rocking the classic Black and White motif, here are some on-feet shots of this upcoming drop.
The Nike Air Force 1 Low comes in a Black nubuck upper. Giving it a tonal look is the additional Black noted on areas such as the midsole, lining and leather heel and Nike Swoosh. The White comes into play as it’s strategically placed on the outsole, mini Swoosh on the vamp, laces, heel “AIR” branding and tongue tag. That’s it. It’s a pretty simple make up but it’s very effective. Out internationally, we’ll alert you when they drop in the states.
Release Reminder: Nike Air Foamposite One GS Halloween
By SoleInsider
With Halloween only weeks away, children nationwide will be able to celebrate the occasion earlier with the release of this special edition Nike Air Foamposite One.
Noted as a GS/kids exclusive, the basketball sneaker is treated with a spooky theme. The rugged foam upper is draped in glossy black to exude a stealthy/gloomy vibe, while the focal point is directed at the rear which bears a jack-o?-lantern smile.
Additionally detailed with candy corn embroidery logos on the heels, the signature 1 Cent logo is updated with a flame that represents the lit candles inside a pumpkin to round out its respective theme. Finally, a translucent outsole rounds out the profile.
You can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers tomorrow, October 15th for $180.
I?ll always be a fan of this sneaker. This theme is pretty cool and I would be all-over it if I was younger. Nonetheless, a solid option for the kids this season.
The Nike Air Foamposite One Maroon Is Arriving Soon
By SoleInsider
Additional detailed images of the Nike Air Foamposite One Maroon continue to surface, as we’re only days away from its official debut.
Essentially defined by the bold reddish hue covering its entire rugged molded upper, the sneaker is complemented with black accents gracing the eyelets, tongue, inner lining and pull tabs, while the signature carbon fiber shank is visible on its midsole unit. Finally, a versatile gum outsole rounds out the aesthetically pleasing colorway.
Adult sizes are listed at $230 ? while BG (3.5Y-7Y), BP (11c-3Y), BT (5c-10c) and BC (1c-4c) retail for $180, $100, $75 and $50 respectively.
You can purchase this sneaker at select Nike retailers starting October 20th.
Click and bookmark our official Nike Air Foamposite One Maroon launch page now for more images, the latest info and release details.
Digi Camo Returns On The Nike Flyknit Racer Blue Tint
By SoleInsider
Nike is already planning for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics by creating an Indigo-dyed Nike Flyknit Racer to showcase Japan’s love of selvedge denim (you can check out more of the pair here) but just in case you can’t wait for that pair to release in the future, this upcoming Nike Flyknit Racer “Blue Tint” should hold you over once it releases on November 11th.
Nike Sportswear has been revitalizing the instant running classic in a number of ways lately, as this particular pair adds a dash of Digi-Camo to the heel tab for a unique twist that adds a lifestyle flare. The appeal in this “Blue Tint” colorway comes in the form of a high-contrast color blocking with a predominantly white upper turned on its head on the medial side for a darker twist. A dark navy midsole adds a simple finish to an otherwise head-turning release that should benefit those of you that thought the recently released Nike Flyknit Racer “Pure Platinum” was a little too subdued for your tastes.
What do you think of the Nike Flyknit Racer “Blue Tint”? Check out more detailed shots below and know that this pair will arrive at select Nike retailers on November 11th for $160 USD.
A premium edition of the Nike Air Max 90 is set to debut this weekend, as it’s officially dubbed, “Seattle.”
Flaunting a pristine white finish, the sneaker’s aesthetic is defined by laser engraved icons on the toe which reflect the northwestern city’s notable attractions — fishing industry, Space Needle and Bigfoot. Iridescent detailing is evident on the eyelets and branded heel badge to further pronounce its profile, while it’s topped off with an icy translucent outsole.
You can purchase this standout pair exclusively at the Nordstrom x Nike Sneaker Boutique in downtown Seattle, starting tomorrow, October 15th.
New Colorful Vibes Will Soon Appear On The Nike Air Unlimited
By SoleInsider
Nike made a great decision in bringing back the Nike Air Unlimited. An even bolder decision was to bring back the model in brand new modern colorways. Above you will find brand new looks consisting of a Noble Red and Purple Smoke offering.
Done in monochromatic/tonal fashion both new colorways rock its respective hue all over the unique looking upper, this includes the straps, branding, laces, sock like bootie and entire leather construction. Giving contrast to both pairs is the Sail colored sole note below. No word on when these will drop, but as soon as we know, we will be sure to let you know.
via: Nike
Author’s Take
To be quite honest, I wasn’t too familiar with this model when it dropped back in the ’90s, but seeing in in this light, in 2016, in this colorway, I can definitely see myself messing with these. Both colorways are pretty dope.
