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Expected to release in the coming weeks, here is an official look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low in the Mama colorway.

This “Mama” iteration of the Nike Air Force 1 Low is a special colorway of the model celebrating this year’s Mother’s Day. Also previewed below is a “Mini” version of the makeup done in grade-school sizing. Done in a White, Yellow Strike, Phantom, and Pearl White color scheme, details on the Nike Air Force 1 Low Mama include a leather base decorated with terry cloth material used on the tongue labels and Swooshes. Elsewhere you will find a small charm pendant of a ?Mini Swoosh? hanging from the lace dubrae, “Mama? embroidered on the heels next to the Swoosh, whereas the kid’s pair read ?Mini.?

The Nike Air Force 1 Low Mama and Nike Air Force 1 Low Mini do not have an official release date, but with Mother’s Day being right around the corner, we expect these to debut in the coming weeks. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Low Mama.

The iconic all-white Nike Air Force 1 gets a subtle change with this new “Fresh” colorway of the model. Taking a look at this Air Force 1, the legendary sneaker features a full leather construction on the upper in a heavenly white hue with tonal detailing placed on the laces, tongue, inner liner, all of the branding, and the entire rubber sole unit. Standout details include debossed Nike branding on the tongue tags and heel tabs as well as perforated leather insoles with ?Fresh? branding. Peep official images below and look for the Nike Air Force 1 Low ?Fresh? to release in the coming weeks.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Low Fresh.

In Jordan Brand news, here?s your reminder that the Air Jordan 5 Jade Horizon releases this weekend.

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Fans of the Nike Blazer Mid 77 Jumbo, peep this upcoming colorway of the fan-favorite model.

Official images of the Nike Blazer Mid 77 Jumbo show that it comes dressed in a Sail base constructed out of leather with suede hits on the toe. The sock-like collar is done in White, while sharp contrast comes by way of the  Blue Jumbo Swooshes. Other small details include the Red zig zag stitching on the toe box, the Pink lace overlays and a Sail rubber sole.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Blazer Mid 77 Jumbo Sail Bold Blue to drop in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Blazer Mid 77 Jumbo Sail Bold Blue.

The latest unveiled addition to Nike’s ?Sun Club? series, here is an official look at the Nike Air Force 1 Mid Sun Club.

A more than worthy addition to your spring/summer rotation, this new makeup of the Nike Air Force 1 Mid opts for a multicolored color blocking that comes constructed out of recycled materials consisting of canvas, leather, and suede fabrics. A closer look displays ?Nike Sun Club? tongue branding with a ?Have A Nike Day?-style logo on the heels. Palm tree/hammock graphics on the inner tongues, Volt insoles with the Nike pinwheel logo and a White Nike Grind rubber outsole round out the main features of the sneaker.

The Nike Air Force 1 Mid Sun Club has no release date yet, but we do expect it to debut in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Mid Sun Club.

Making its debut in the coming weeks, check out the official images of the Nike Air Max 90 We?ll Take It From Here.

Just like this iteration of the Nike Air Force 1 High Sculpt, this Air Max 90 pair is part of Nike’s ?We?ll Take It From Here? collection. Details include a construction utilizing a mix of mesh, leather, and suede materials topped off with signature details that include the plastic pieces on the eyelets and heels. Although a bit discreet, the unique feature on this pair is the ?We?ll Take It From Here? text printed along the lateral mudguard and insoles.

Feeling the Nike Air Max 90 We?ll Take It From Here? No release date has been announced, but as soon as more info is released, we will be sure to share that with you as well. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 90 We?ll Take It From Here.

Chicago?s FroSkate and Nike SB have teamed up to hit us with the very special iteration of the Nike SB Dunk High. Dropping later on this year, here is a first look at the FroSkate x Nike SB Dunk High.

Previewed below, the me main message that the FroSkate x Nike SB Dunk High is trying to convey is spreading a positive message: All Love, No Hate. Packed with design details, some standout features include the White leather base covered with ?All Love, No Hate? debossed on the panels while heart-shaped perforations land on the toe box. Adding some pop to the sneaker are the multicolored leather overlays whereas the FroSkate logo and its message appearing on the custom tongue labels give the kicks a little more of a special collab feel. Finishing details include the quilted sockliners, graphic insoles and icy translucent outsoles.

What are your initial thoughts on the FroSkate x Nike SB Dunk High? There’s no release info yet, but we do expect these to drop later on this year at select skate shops, froskate.com and Nike SNKRS.

The Nike Dunk High WMNS Vintage ?Black? is finally debuting at select retailers and it?s essentially a timeless iteration of the iconic silhouette for spring. Overall, the high-top dons the classic color blocking with a white leather upper and glossy black overlays while the vintage flair is prominent via the Off-White laces and cream/yellowed midsole. Finally, a black rubber outsole solidifies the two-tone profile altogether.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk High WMNS Vintage ?Black?. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In related news, here?s when to cop the Union x Nike Dunk Low ?Argon?.

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Following an early release via UNION the UNION x Nike Dunk Low ?Argon? is now getting a wider release via SNKRS today. Overall, the low-top flaunts a light blue/purplish base with light blue overlays ? both of which are composed of a grid-patterned, ripstop-like material, while exposed orange stitching are applied throughout. Other details consist of UN/LA tags at the midfoot, along with Union?s halo man on the lateral ankle button, forefoot, and outsole. Finally, a white midsole and semi-translucent blue outsole rounds out the design.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Union x Nike Dunk Low ?Argon?. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In related news, here?s when to cop the Polaroid x Nike SB Dunk Low.

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The Nike Air Max 90 Terrascape is a new variation of the iconic Nike Air Max 90 and it’s slated to drop in a timeless “Black White” edition for its next variation. Overall, this revamped iteration of the runner is defined by recycled fabrics and materials throughout. Other notable elements consist of a ?Terrascape? branding on the tongue pull tabs and insoles, followed by an enlarged Swoosh on its side panels, while a semi-translucent midsole and Crater Foam speckled outsole solidifies the profile altogether.

Retailing for $150, look for the Nike Air Max 90 Terrascape “Black White” at select Nike stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

Up next, here’s when to cop the Polaroid x Nike SB Dunk Low.

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The Nike Air Force 1 Crater Flyknit ?Black Volt” consists as the next iteration of the lifestyle-inclined model and it?s expected to debut in the coming weeks ahead. Simply retaining the iconic design of the AF1 intact, this rendition places an emphasis on its makeup composed of recycled materials as part of the Swoosh?s campaign for sustainability.  Overall, the flyknit upper is coated in black and volt while bearing a distinctive pattern across, while outlined Swooshes with more green accents are prominent on the sides and heel tabs. Finally, a reptile graphic on the insoles followed by the signature Crater Foam midsole and Nike Grind outsole rounds out the design.

Retailing for $110, look for this colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Crater Flyknit at select Nike stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In other Swoosh news, here’s how to cop the Nike Dunk Low “Fossil Rose”.

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The Nike Dunk High Up which was previously dubbed as the Dunk High Rebel, is now introduced in a vibrant “Light Madder Root” colorway for spring. Covered in an official color scheme of “Sail/Light Madder Root-Crimson Bliss,” the bright pastel hues are applied throughout as this rendition of the Dunk High is defined by layered panels, double Swooshes, and a thick stacked rubber tooling.

Retailing for $125, look for the Nike Dunk High Up “Light Madder Root” at select Nike stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

Up next, here’s how to cop the Nike Dunk High WMNS Vintage “Black”.

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The Off-White x Nike Blazer Low ?White University Red? is finally making its debut at select retailers tomorrow as this classic Nike Blazer Low is defined by the late Virgil Abloh?s signature Off-White deconstructed aesthetic. Distinctive details consist of large circular cutouts and an exposed lacing system that encompasses the uppers, and the familiar zip-tie on the branded shoe laces. Additionally, the model boasts a retooled heel component that protrudes outward and bears plastic inserts as well as small circular cutouts.

Retailing for $140, look for this Nike Blazer Low at select Nike stockists and online on April 8. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Off-White x Nike Blazer Low ?White University Red?. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In related news, here’s when to cop the Off-White x Nike Blazer Low “Black Electro Green”.

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A closer look at the FroSkate x Nike SB Dunk High is revealed as this rendition by the Chicago-based skateboarding community that centers women; Black, Indigenous and people of color; and queer people, is suggested to make its debut this summer to perhaps coincide with Pride Month in June.

Overall, the high-top boasts a crisp white leather upper is offset by multicolored overlays while the words ?All Love, No Hate? are debossed on the side panels. Additionally, the toe box bears heart-shaped perforations while the FroSkate logo and its message is prominent on the custom tongue labels. Finally, mismatching quilted sockliners and laces, graphic insoles and an icy translucent outsole solidify the eye-catching profile.

Expect the FroSkate x Nike SB Dunk High to debut at select Nike stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In related news, here’s when to cop the Polaroid x Nike SB Dunk Low.

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A few weeks ago we shared with you this very iteration of the Dunk Low in grade school sizing. We’ve now come to find out that it will also be dropping in grade school sizing. Here are official images of the Nike Dunk Low Graffiti Navy.

Said to be part of a much larger ?Graffiti? lineup, this Nike Dunk Low starts off with a canvas upper decorated in a graffiti-like multicolor blotchy pattern. The rest of the upper consists of Navy leather on the overlays and Swoosh branding. Elsewhere you will find Grey ?NIKE? branding embroidered on the heels, graffiti-inspired graphic insoles, a White rubber sole and Red Nike Air branding on the tongue tags.

The Nike Dunk Low Graffiti Navy does not have an official release date, but expect one to be announced in the near future. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Graffiti Navy.

In YEEZY news, the adidas Yeezy Quantum Mono Carbon drops in a couple of days.

Nike gives us the blues with this new colorway of the Nike Air VaporMax Plus. This hybrid VaporMax model takes on a heavenly appearance as the sneaker starts off by being covered in White all over the molded neoprene construction with tonal detailing present on the signature plastic overlay, leather heels, laces, tongue, and inner liner. For a pop of color we see the addition of bright red on the tongue and ankle branding as well as the heel pull tabs along with ice blue taking over the translucent VaporMax sole unit down below. VaporMax Plus fans can look for this White/Blue colorway to release soon for $190.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air VaporMax Plus White Blue.

In Jordan Brand news, here?s your reminder that the Air Jordan 5 Jade Horizon releases this weekend.

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