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Following an official look at the Nike Dunk Low PRM ?Cider,? release details for the silhouette have now surfaced online as retailers overseas will be offering the style first, ahead of its stateside debut. Overall, the low-top bears a stylish autumnal color palette with ?Off Noir/Cider-Dark Chocolate-Wild Berry.? Composed of premium suede and leather accents, the earthy theme is topped off with a Noir-colored midsole and chocolate-colored outsole to coordinate with the design nicely.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk Low PRM ?Cider? at select Nike stockists in Asia on August 14. Stay tuned for the stateside 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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The Nike Air Max 90 Surplus is another reinterpretation of the iconic runner which incorporates an updated weather-resistant construction and it’s slated to return this fall in new colorways. Featured in a classic “Wolf Grey” color scheme, this rendition of the Nike Air Max 90 bears a premium build consisting of durable mesh, alongside suede and leather accents. Finally, pops of pink on the toe cap, followed by a slightly darker grey midsole and slightly enhanced light grey rubber outsole for better traction tops off the profile.

Retailing for $150, look for the Nike Air Max 90 Surplus “Wolf Grey” 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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Following a tropical green rendition of the Nike Kyrie Low 4 “Keep Sue Fresh,” another colorway of the variation is officially unveiled, this time in a bold color scheme of “Racer Blue/Chlorine Blue-Arctic Punch.” As suggested, this iteration of the Nike Kyrie Low 4 pays homage to WNBA superstar Sue Bird. The model’s upper draped in varying blue tones are nicely contrasted by yellow and pink accents via the Swooshes and laces, respectively, while a lime green rubber outsole adds more vibrancy to the eye-catching profile. Finally, the signature hashtag #KeepSueFresh is embroidered on the right tongue followed by a white midsole to top it all off.

Retailing for $110, look for this colorway of the Nike Kyrie Low 4 “Keep Sue Fresh” 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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The Nike Air Max Pre-Day ?Liquid Lime? consisted as the silhouette’s inaugural colorway and the newly-introduced Nike Air Max Pre-Day is now dropping in a “Light Bone” theme to close out summer. Overall, this new style merges old and new tech via referencing the Nike Daybreak aesthetic and the incorporation of the latest Air Manufacturing Innovation (Air MI).

Flaunting a sleek profile overall, the clean color scheme consists of “Phantom/Rattan-Light Bone-Black,” while the design also utilizes sustainable materials to ensure that the silhouette is comprised of at least 20% recycled content by weight. Finally, a black rubber outsole and the distinctive Air Max unit in the heel tops off the design.

Retailing for $140, look for the Nike Air Max Pre-Day “Light Bone” at select Nike stockists 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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In addition to the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Have A Good Game,” a special Nike Blazer Mid in the same theme will be offered as well as part of the brand’s summer collection. Overall, the mid-top flaunts a clean white leather base that is contrasted with black Swooshes, alongside mismatching eyelets and sail suede overlays on the toe cap and forefoot.

Other details consist of ?Have A Good Game? debossed onto the lateral side, followed by the left tongue label bearing ?Game On / Team Up.? Finally, the global gaming logo on the left translucent heel tab, a white midsole and green rubber outsole rounds out the style.

Expect the Nike Blazer Mid “Have A Good Game” 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.

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An exclusive fragment design x sacai x Nike LDWaffle in ?Blue Void/Obsidian-White? is expected to debut this summer as a closer look at the upcoming model is featured. Overall, the low-top flaunts a blue mesh upper with suede overlays, while sacai?s touch is evident via double white Swooshes on the sides and doubled tongues, which also bears fragment design?s signature lightning bolt logo. Finally, the words ?The Classic / Fragment: sacai? is prominent across the heel area of the white midsole, while a navy waffle rubber outsole finishes off the profile.

Retailing for $160, look for the fragment design x sacai x Nike LDWaffle “Blue Void” at select Nike stockists and online in August. 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 fragment design x sacai x Nike LDWaffle “Blue Void” will be this clean ?Grey/White? makeup as well as new imagery of the model are showcased. Similar to the aforementioned colorway, this rendition of the low-top flaunts a grey mesh upper with tonal suede overlays, while sacai?s double detailing appears via white Swooshes on the sides and doubled tongues, which also bears fragment design?s signature lightning bolt logo. Finally, the words ?The Classic / Fragment: sacai? is prominent across the heel area of the white midsole, while co-branded heel tabs,  and a black waffle rubber outsole rounds out the design.

Retailing for $160, look for this colorway of the fragment design x sacai x Nike LDWaffle at select Nike stockists and online in August. 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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The classic Nike SB Stefan Janoski Canvas RM edition is introduced in a new vibrant iteration that’s notably perfect to cap off summer. Sporting an official mixture of “Lilac/White,” the low-top skateboarding shoe flaunts the bold hue across its canvas construction while contrasting white Swooshes adorn the side panels as a complementing contrast. Finally, a full-length matching white rubber sole tops off the overall two-tone profile nicely. 

Retailing for $85, look for the Nike SB Stefan Janoski Canvas RM “Lilac” at select Nike stockists and online today. The KicksOnFire Shop will have it in stock soon. 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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The women?s-exclusive Nike Air Force 1 Low Pixel gets another new iteration this season and it?s defined by an understated color scheme of “Photon Dust/White-Lilac-Venice.” The off-court style flaunts a versatile finish overall, while other modern details of this AF1 consist of an angular midsole and oversized heel tab featuring geometric graphics of the Nike branding. Finally, cut-out Swooshes, reduced perforations on the toe box and a contrasting white rubber tooling with distorted dimensions top off the design.

Retailing for $100, look for this colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low Pixel 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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The Nike Air Max 96 II has been revived this year as more colorways of the classic silhouette by designer Sergio Lorenzo is now unveiled in an official colorway of “Malt/Blue Slate-Taupe Haze-Desert Sand.” Overall, the sleek yet bulky profile is composed of water-resistant ripstop with leather accents for its upper, alongside textured-leather mudguards. Finally, the neutral makeup is complemented with pops of blue and black accents, while 3M reflective hits and a white rubber tooling that features the signature Air Max unit rounds out its design.

Retailing for $160, look for the Nike Air Max 96 II “Blue Slate” 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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The Nike Air Max 95 Ultra is a modern update of the iconic Nike Air Max 95 and it?s arriving in a bold ?Black/Blue? colorway this season. Overall, the refined model features a no-sew constructed upper for a lighter feel. Breathable mesh, leather accents and synthetics make up the design that is covered mostly in black, while the contrasting blue hue is evident via the branded areas. Finally, 3M reflective accents throughout, a grey midsole, and the familiar Air Max tooling tops it all off.

Retailing for $170, look for this colorway of the Nike Air Max 95 Ultra 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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The Nike Dunk High “Cargo Khaki” was previously offered back in 2017 and the stylish rendition is slated to return once again this fall. Simply flaunting the familiar two-tone finish of “White/Cargo Khaki,” the high-top model bears the pristine hue across its leather base while the highlight Cargo Khaki hue is prominent for its overlays, Swooshes, tongue branding, inner lining, and rubber outsole. Finally, a white midsole sandwiched in between rounds out the overall profile.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk High “Cargo Khaki” at select Nike stockists and online this fall. 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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Lifestyle imagery of the Off-White x Nike Dunk Low ?01 of 50? aka “Lot 1” edition is showcased as it?s part of the exclusive Off-White x Nike Dunk Low ?The 50? Collection that is debuting next week. Overall, the silhouette flaunts a clean white leather makeover that is punctuated with silver Swooshes and a vintage-like yellow rubber sole. Additionally, the recognizable Off-White aesthetic consists of the superimposed lacing system, zip tie, mini orange tag on the Swoosh, and enlarged branding on the inner lateral section.

Retailing for $180, look for the Off-White x Nike Dunk Low ?01 of 50? via the Nike SNKRS Exclusive Access on August 9. 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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Rumored to release in a couple months, here is a clean look at the NBA x Nike Dunk Low EMB 75th Anniversary Chicago.

This special iteration of the model is an integral part of the forthcoming Nike x NBA collection celebrating the leagues 75th Anniversary. The collection will include a handful of Dunk Low colorways, each representing a specific team from the NBA. Done in a Sail/Black-Black-Chile Red color scheme, this pair is done in a full smooth leather construction consisting of a White base offset by the Black and Chile Red overlays. Details paying tribute to the theme of the collection include the special tongue tags to celebrate the NBA?s 75th anniversary and the diamond-etched lace dubraes (diamond anniversary). A White midsole and Chile Red outsole complete the look.

Thoughts on the NBA x Nike Dunk Low EMB 75th Anniversary Chicago? Current reports suggest we see these drop sometime in October for the retail price of $110.

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Initially dubbed the Nike Dunk Low South Korea, it now seems the Nike is calling this release the Nike Dunk Low Seoul.

Set to be the latest release that pays homage to South Korea, this special iteration of the Nike Dunk Low comes dressed in color blocking resembling the Korean flag. Standout details include the Korean flag on the left tongue, a White leather base, Black overlays and mismatching Red and Blue Swoosh logos and heel tabs. Lastly, White midsoles, translucent outsoles, White laces and Korean characters on the heel tabs round out the main features of the Dunk Low.

Looking to cop? It’s going to be tough. Retailing for $110, the Nike Dunk Low Seoul is set to release on August 12th via SNKRS Korea as a South Korea exclusive.