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Silver Swooshes shine on this new colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low that joins Nike’s fall 2021 collection. Taking on a low top construction, this Nike Air Force 1 gets done in a clean and timeless smooth leather all throughout the upper with tonal detailing hitting the tongue, laces, inner liner, heel tab, and the entire signature rubber sole unit. To break up the all-white look we see Metallic Silver land on the Swooshes, tongue tags, and heel tabs. Fans of the Air Force 1 can look for this White/Metallic Silver colorway to release soon for $90.

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Another new colorway of the Nike Dunk Low that will be dropping in the coming weeks is the “Grey Fog” pair that is showcased above via official images. Coming with a versatile look that allows you to wear with ease, this Nike Dunk Low takes on a full smooth leather construction on the upper in White with Grey Fog detailing all on the overlays as well as on the Swooshes, laces, inner liner, tongue tags, and heel tabs. White insoles with grey branding, a white rubber midsole, and a Grey Fog rubber outsole finish off this Nike Dunk Low that is expected to release some time in September for $100. Keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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The Nike Kyrie 8 hasn’t even been officially unveiled yet, and it’s already the most controversial Nike Kyrie to date since Kyrie publicly called them trash when they leaked on social media not too long ago. Shortly after he retracted his statement and tried to clarify his comment, but the damage had already been done in our opinion. It looks like Kyrie is working even more closely with Nike in an attempt the better the design and look of the Kyrie 8. That said, here’s a clean look at the Nike Kyrie 8.

This latest leak of the Nike Kyrie 8 suggests that it borrows some of the aesthetics from the Nike Kyrie 6 as well as other past Nike Kyrie models. Details include a mesh, leather, and suede construction topped off with iridescent details and Kyrie logos appearing on the tongue, heels, and rubber outsole. No tech details have been announced, but expect that to be revealed shortly.

Is the Nike Kyrie 8 really trash? You be the judge.

Following a first look at the Nike Dunk Low “Goldenrod,” another Nike Dunk Low is slated to drop this year as it’s featured in this “Pink Velvet” iteration. Suggested to be a grade-school exclusive, the model flaunts a clean two-tone color scheme with white for its leather base that is nicely offset by the highlight pink leather overlays, inner lining and matching laces. Additionally, the Swooshes on its side panels don a metallic-like finish while it’s also worth noting that the branded heel tabs are draped in a plush pink velvet material for a luxe touch.

Retailing for $85, look for the Nike Dunk Low GS “Pink Velvet” 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.

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Joining the Nike Dunk Low WMNS ?Yellow Strike? next week will be this stylish Nike Dunk Low WMNS “Purple Pulse” to perfectly close out summer. Flaunting a crisp white leather base, the model is highlighted with an over-dyed leather upper in vibrant purple, while the laces change colors when exposed to sunlight. Finally, a darker toned purple Swoosh in suede, followed by a white midsole and light purple-colored rubber outsole tops off the clean design.

Retailing for $110, look for the women?s Nike Dunk Low ?Purple Pulse? at select Nike stockists stateside and online on August 18. 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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Following the launch of Nike?s first Rise retail concept store in Guangzhou last summer, Nike is expanding the Rise concept to Seoul. The South Korean capital is one of the world?s premier digitally-connected marketplaces, highlighting a core facet of the Nike Rise concept: the bridging of digital and physical to create immersive store experiences with an identity that?s inseparable from its host city. That immersive quality also crosses into the store’s sustainability services, which are year-round rather than temporary. The Nike Rise Seoul store casts a new vision for when the Move to Zero meets the marketplace of the future.

Adding to the in-store features from Guangzhou, Nike Seoul introduces Sport Pulse, a digital platform towering through every level of the store that uses local Nike product trends and sports updates to create an immersive retail experience. It?s a new approach for bringing the city?s unique signature for sport into the store. Another new experience in Nike Rise is Inside Track, an interactive RFID-enabled digital footwear table where shoppers can compare details such as product benefits, footwear technology and online reviews for any two shoes in the store by simply placing them on the table.

New to Rise are three experience zones in the Seoul store, each of which helps shoppers engage in a unique dimension of sport.

The Sport Hub helps shoppers find opportunities to participate in sport in their city. The space also functions as a service desk for easy order pickups and returns.

The City Replay zone creates a space for shoppers to find an assortment of hyperlocal Seoul products. City Replay also provides a year-round place for shoppers to repair old or worn Nike product and customize new or worn products.

The Huddle connects shoppers to programming that focuses on Nike?s five facets of fitness: movement, mindset, recovery, nutrition and sleep. Customers can participate in group sessions or sign up for one-on-one expert sessions tailored to their goals.

Nike Seoul also underscores Nike?s sustainability efforts. In addition to being the first Nike store to secure a LEED Gold certification, Nike Seoul is also the first in Asia to launch Recycling & Donation, Nike?s fully integrated service for recycling and donating gently worn footwear and apparel. Shoppers can drop off gently-worn shoes ? and now, for the first time, apparel ? to the Seoul store, where the product will either be recycled or donated to partnering organizations that help communities facing disasters and other challenging circumstances. Shoppers can bring back gently-worn footwear, athletic wear, tops and bottoms (the store will not accept apparel with metal fittings like snaps, zippers or buttons).

Nike Seoul will soon add more opportunities for shoppers to give new life to gently-used footwear, furthering the ways Nike works toward circularity within its business model.

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Another clean colorway of the Nike Dunk Low is set to make its debut next month. Already previewed, we now have official images of the Nike Dunk Low Georgetown to share with you.

Opting for the fan favorite two-toned color scheme, this iteration of the Nike Dunk Low dons a leather upper consisting of Wolf Grey underlays and Dark Obsidian overlays. More Dark Obsidian hits land on the laces, lining, tongue tags, heels and rubber outsole. Lastly, Orange accents can be spotted on the insole branding. while White takes care of the midsole.

Looking to cop? Retailing for $100, look for the Nike Dunk Low Georgetown to release on September 2nd at select retailers and Nike SNKRS. Speaking of Dunk Lows, who was able to hit on the Nike Dunk Low Sail Muli-Camo this morning?

After providing you with a first look at the beginning of the month, we not have more detailed images of the upcoming Nike Dunk High in the University Red colorway.

Done in an official color scheme listed as White and University Red, this new flavor of the beloved Dunk Low comes dressed in a White leather base that is then contrasted by the University Red hits noted on the overlays, Swoosh branding, laces, tongue branding, lining, heel tabs and rubber outsole. The two-toned motif continues as more White hits take care of the tongues and midsole.

No release info for the Nike Dunk High University Red has been announced, but current reports suggest we see these drop in the coming months at select retailers and Nike SNKRS. That said, it this colorway better than the recently unveiled Nike Dunk High Midnight Navy?

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A new dark-colored offering of the Nike Air Pegasus 83 is set to drop soon as part of Nike’s 2021 fall collection. The retro model from Nike takes on a Off Noir/Cave Stone-College Grey color combination as the shoe starts off with a black neoprene base which is then joined by dark grey suede overlays on the toe, eyestay, and heels. Light grey is then added on the leather Swooshes and heel tabs, laces, tongue, and inner liner. Nike branding on the tongue tags, insoles, and heels, a white foam midsole, and a black waffle rubber outsole wrap things up on this Nike Air Pegasus 83 that will be dropping soon for $100.

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In addition to the fragment x Nike Dunk High Beijing release, fragment design and Nike will be teaming up once more to hit us with a Navy and Black Nike Dunk High.

Revealed by Fujiwara Hiroshi himself, this colorway of the fragment x Nike Dunk High also takes cues from 2010?s fragment x Nike Dunk High City Pack done in a similar color scheme as the ?New York? release, with the major difference being alternate color blocking. Details include a Midnight Navy leather base offset by the Black leather overlays. Other new details include the fragment ankle strap done in Blue instead of White. Black laces, fragment branding on the lateral heel, White midsoles with Black text on it and Black outsoles complete the look. 

Retailing for $150, look for the fragment x Nike Dunk High Navy Black to make its debut in the coming months at select retailers and Nike SNKRS.

The classic Black and Yellow motif lands on this upcoming colorway of the Nike Dunk Low. Making its debut this holiday season, here is a first look at the grade-school version of Nike Dunk Low Goldenrod.

Done in similar fashion as the Nike Dunk High Varsity Maize that dropped late last year, this Dunk Low is also constructed out of a full leather upper consisting of a Black base and Goldenrod (Yellow) overlays. More of the same Yellow hue is spotted on the Swooshes, laces, tongue branding and rubber outsole, whole Black accents take care of the ?NIKE? embroidery in the rear. A White midsole, Black tongue and Orange branding on the insoles round out the main features of the sneaker.

Retailing for $100, current reports suggest we see Nike Dunk Low Goldenrod debut within the next couple of months at select retailers and Nike SNKRS. Although shown in GS sizing, we expect the release to also be available in adult sizing.

There’s nothing flashy or fancy when it comes to this new colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low, just a clean and simple look with a small pop of color. Starting off with an all-white smooth leather construction throughout the upper, this Nike Air Force 1 Low comes constructed out of Flyleather with tonal detailing hitting the laces, tongue, and inner liner. For that pop of color we see the addition of Coral on the leather Swooshes, heel tabs, and tongue tags. Volt insoles with Nike’s ?Move to Zero? pinwheel in black, silver lace dubraes, and a speckled Grind Rubber sole unit cap things off on this women’s Nike Air Force 1 Low that will be dropping soon for $110.

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Expected to release next month, today we bring you official images of the upcoming Nike Dunk High “Midnight Navy.” Taking on the clean and simple two-tone color setup, this Nike Dunk High starts off with a White smooth leather base all throughout which is then joined by rich Midnight Navy all on the overlays as well as on the Swooshes, laces, tongue branding, inner liner, and the insoles. Additional details include orange Nike branding on the insoles, a white rubber midsole, and a navy rubber outsole. Current reports have the Nike Dunk High “Midnight Navy” releasing on September 3rd for $110. Keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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How many of you already own a pair of the Nike Waffle One? If you’re like me, you’re still waiting for that colorway that is calling out your name. I think we may just have found the colorway.

Done in an official color scheme listed as White/Regal Pink-Light Mulberry-Lemon Drop, this clean iteration starts off with a White transparent mesh upper complimented by the pastel-colored suede overlays along with the Gold leather Swooshes on the sides. Finishing details include the White midsole atop a Black waffle rubber outsole.

Pretty clean, right? Retailing for $100, look for this new colorway of the Nike Waffle One to release soon at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $100 USD.

The Nike Air Max Furyosa is a newly-introduced silhouette from the Swoosh as its bulky aesthetic derives from ?90s flair while incorporating modernized tech. Listed as a women’s-exclusive style, the model debuts in its inaugural “Night Green” color scheme, perfect for the upcoming fall season. Overall, the style is defined by an exposed dual lacing system across its mixed material layered upper that consists of mesh, leather, and suede accents. Finally, a thick midsole that features double Air Max cushioning in the heel, followed by a recycled Grind rubber outsole tops off the design.

Look for the women’s Nike Air Max Furyosa “Night Green” at select Nike stockists and online, including the KicksOnFire Shop today. 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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