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Another notable Dunk silhouette to debut later this year is the Nike Dunk Low SP ?Lemon Wash.? Donning a Multi-Color, Midnight Turquoise, Cardinal Red, and Lemon Wash color scheme, the silhouette is suggested to be constructed of eco-friendly materials from Nike?s ?Space Hippie? line that features a Grind Rubber on the outsole. While it?s not confirmed as of yet, the model boasts canvas uppers that are detailed with various prints throughout in a mixture of bold colors.

Retailing for $100, look for the Nike Dunk Low SP ?Lemon Wash? at select Nike stockists and online this fall. 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 LeBron 17 Low receives the popular “Triple Black” colorway and it’s slated to debut in the coming weeks ahead. This versatile rendition essentially flaunts the stealthy aesthetic via blacked-out uppers while subtle contrasting accents via dark grey detailing adorns the branded areas. Finally, a slightly tinted Air Max heel unit and solid black rubber sole tops off the style.

Retailing for $160, look for the Nike LeBron 17 Low “Triple Black” at select Nike stockists and online 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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Making its debut on August 1st (overseas), here are official images of the Nike SB Dunk Low PRM Sashiko.

This new iteration of the SB Dunk Low takes on a denim construction all over the upper with a split design in dark blue and light blue. A unique embroidered design Swoosh in white on the side panels, additional stitching throughput the shoe, a white midsole, and, gum rubber outsole round out the main details of this Nike SB Dunk Low.

Retailing for $100, the Nike SB Dunk Low PRM Sashiko is set to release on August 1st at select overseas skate shops and soon on Nike.com. Is this a cop or a drop?

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Debuting this Fall, here is a first look at this special iteration of the Nike Blazer Mid ?77 Vintage dubbed the Have A Good Game.

Celebrating the gaming culture, the Nike Blazer Mid ?77 Vintage Have A Good Game is equipped with updated details that gives the model a brand new look and feel. Done in a White, Bright Crimson, and Black color scheme standout features include the digitalized Swoosh logo, colorful gradient sole and a removable backtab that reveals a patchable surface that allows you to attach a smiley face patch that gives you an alternate look. Additionally, the White upper glows in the dark revealing all-over Nike and Swoosh branding along with ?Have A Good Game? print across the lower heels.

The Nike Blazer Mid ?77 Vintage Have A Good Game has no set release date, but it’s currently slated to release this Fall 2020 at select retailers and Nike.com.

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One of the latest Nike Blazer Low colorways that will be releasing later this Summer is this pink suede offering that we see above. The low top rendition of the classic Nike Blazer gets covered in a bright shade of pink all throughout the upper in a suede construction along with contrasting white on the leather Swooshes, laces, nylon tongue, inner liner, leather heel tab, and the rubber sole unit. Fans of the Nike Blazer Low can expect this Pink suede colorway to release in the near future for $75.

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Nike keeps it clean with this new color option of the Nike Air Max 90 as the shoe takes on a simple two-tone look. The classic silhouette which is currently celebrating its 30th anniversary gets draped in black all over the upper and gets constructed out of mesh and nubuck along with grey leather overlays. The only pop of color comes by way of the royal blue accents on the upper eyelets, branding on the insoles, and the Air Max logo on the side panels. A black midsole and outsole finish off the look on this Nike Air Max 90 that will be releasing in the coming weeks.

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The Nike Zoom Freak 2 made its debut at retailers last week as it released in the Naija colorway. Throughout the rest of 2020 you can expect Giannis and Nike to drop colorways left and right with one of them being this White Cement colorway shown above.

This White Cement colorway of the Nike Zoom Freak 2 is inspired by the four-mile concrete trek that Antetokounmpo would regularly make as a youth from his Sepolia neighborhood in Athens to the gym for practice. The sneaker features a white mesh construction on the upper with large black Swooshes on the lateral side panels and small red Swooshes on the medial sides. Finishing details include a cement grey speckled midsole, a white and tan marbled rubber outsole, and the Nike Freak logo on the tongue in metallic silver.

At the moment the Nike Zoom Freak 2 White Cement is expected to release on October 1st for $130. Keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for more images and updates.

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The Gatorade x Nike PG 4 “White GX” is another upcoming variation of Paul George’s signature sneaker inspired by the sports beverage company. Donning a clean white translucent shroud across its upper, the pristine hue is complemented with a vibrant blend of Bright Orange, Neon Green, and Yellow accents. Finally, black outlined Swooshes on the side panels, followed by ?GX? branding printed on the tongues and insoles round out the theme.

Retailing for $120, look for the Gatorade x Nike PG 4 “White GX” at select Nike stockists and online on July 31. 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 sacai x Nike VaporWaffle “Game Royal/Sport Fuchsia” is a new hybrid silhouette from the Swoosh and elite Japanese fashion house, and it’s defined by the infusion of elements from both the Nike Pegasus and Nike VaporFly. Incorporating double detailing such as the Swooshes, laces, tongues and thicker midsole, this rendition dons an Off-White upper offset by the Red, Blue and Black hits found both on the base and tooling.

Retailing for $180, look for this colorway of the sacai x Nike VaporWaffle at select Nike stockists later this fall. 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 their standout collaborations during the mid-2000s, another upcoming Medicom Toy x Nike SB Dunk Low ?BE@RBRICK? is slated to debut this summer. Composed of black pony hairy uppers with sail-colored hairy heel tabs, the simple color layout is detailed with a white signature BE@RBRICK logo across the heel, special BE@RBRICK-branded graphic insoles, followed by a white midsole and grey outsole to top off its design.

Expect this exclusive Medicom Toy x Nike SB Dunk Low ?BE@RBRICK? to debut sometime in August. Stay tuned for additional confirmation. 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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After the release of the 2019 Nike Air Force 1 ?Black Skeleton,? another exclusive AF1 “Skeleton” variation will debut, this time in ?Brilliant Orange.? Reflective of the first edition, the model sports the signature Skeleton x-ray print on its vibrant orange upper while resting atop a glow-in-the-dark outsole.

Retailing for $130, look for the Nike Air Force 1 ?Skeleton Brilliant Orange? at select Nike stockists and online in October. 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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Release Date: Summer/Fall 2020
Retail Price: $230
Style Code: CU8063-001

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The Nike Air Foamposite One is slated to drop in a new colorway of “Black/Team Royal-Team Orange” for one of its latest iterations. The classic basketball silhouette dons sleek black Foamposite shell uppers that exude a slight sheen, while it’s paired with matching leather accents. Striped pull tabs and the highlight gradient Royal and Orange translucent outsole rounds out the design.

Latest News:

Update: (7/24/2020) First look at the sneaker is revealed.

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Above (and below), you will find official images of the Nike Air Max 95 and Nike Air Max 90, both in which are done in Black exotic animal prints resulting in a premium yet subtle finish on both classic Air Max models.

The Nike Air Max 95 comes in a Black upper utilizing faux pony hair, croc print and stingray. The all-Black motif extends on to the laces and sole of the shoe. The only means of contrast of the Volt used on the branding.

The Nike Air Max 90 is constructed in a mix of pony hair, ostrich and croc print. It then also comes with mismatched suede and leather Swoosh logos, and safari printed tongues. A Black sole unit, Black laces and contrasting Pink accents on the branding found on the medial side complete the look.

Both the Nike Air Max 95 and Nike Air Max 90 have no release date yet, but you can expect them to drop later on this Summer. Thoughts?

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Following their Spiridon Collection earlier this year, streetwear brand Stussy and Nike are joining forces once again this time for the Stussy x Nike Air Zoom Spiridon Kukini. Up above we showcase official images of the White/Habanero Red colorway.

The Stussy x Nike Air Zoom Spiridon Kukini takes design elements from the Kukini silhouette with its web-like overlays across the mesh upper. Featured in ?White/Habanero Red,? the majority is covered in the pristine hue, while contrasting Habanero Red adorns the inner lining. Finally, branded leather heel tabs, Stussy-branded tongues, and the distinct cage detailing on its Zoom Air heel unit tops off the design.

A release took place today via stussy.com with a wider Nike drop expected in the near future. The retail price is set at $170.

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It looks like the Nike LeBron 18 is on the way. This week we got a first look at LeBron James’s 18th signature shoe with the Swoosh. Shown on LeBron’s feet while in the Orlando bubble, the Nike LeBron 18 design was made for James during this specific time and place in his career ? late into his 17th season, he needs the cushioning set-up to support his unique blend of power and speed.

The LeBron 18 comes with a new cushioning arrangement featuring an Air Max unit in the heel that?s augmented by a full-length Zoom Air bag. The shoe is visually divided into two ?halves? with details connoting speed in the forefoot and muscle in the heel.

It comes with a mix of knit?s from LeBron?s favorite previous models. There?s the raised dimensions from the 15?s Battleknit, the high-tenacity yarns from the 16 and the TPU yarns that composed the 17?s exoskeleton.

Also new to the LeBron 18 is a translation of Max Air on the upper, replacing the tongue foam with non-pressurized air pockets. The addition connects to an affinity for Air that?s followed James through his signature shoe history.

Finishing touches includes traction that has been refined. The forefoot is divided into quadrants with thin siping, broadening as you move toward the heel for a stricter grid warp, at which point the traction softens. The transition allows each area of the foot to benefit from the appropriate traction properties; no space is wasted.

The Nike LeBron 18 will release in September at select retailers and Nike.com for the retail price of $200.

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