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Releasing this April, here’s our latest look at the Nike Air Foamposite One Elemental Rose. This time around the Swoosh gives the Foams a metallic-like finish done in a Rose hue. Rocking an Elemental Rose and Black color scheme, the Foam shell is done in Elemental Rose, while Black takes care of the collar, lining, eyestay, tongue, pull tabs and vamp. Even more hits of Rose can be found in the branding throughout, as well as on the stripes on both the tongue and tongue pull tab. An icy translucent outsole completes the design of the shoe.

The Nike Air Foamposite One Elemental Rose is expected to release on April 20th for the retail price of $230. Are you looking forward to this pair? If so be sure to bookmark our Nike Air Foamposite One Elemental Rose hub page where all new release info and images can be found.

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As most of you know by now, Nike will also be releasing a Flyknit iteration of the Nike Air Max 270 in addition to the mesh variation. One colorway we can expect to release is the Blue and Yellow version you see above.

Opting for a split-colored design, this Nike Air Max 270 comes with Blue Flyknit on the back portion of the shoe and Yellow taking care of the toe and midfoot region. Breaking up the two-toned look is the Black Swoosh logo and the Crimson 270 branding on the midfoot section. Below you will find a White midsole paired up with the shoe’s unique Air Max sole unit noted on the heel.

No official release date for this Nike Air Max 270 Flyknit yet, but as soon as one is announced we will be sure to fill you in.

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The VaporMax may have been Nike’s big drop of 2017, but that doesn’t mean it’ll be going away in 2018. Actually, it was such a big hit that Nike is using the unique VaporMax sole unit to create countless hybrid versions of the shoe. But some people prefer the original and today we bring you a new colorway that will be dropping soon.

Up above we take a look at the women’s Atmosphere Grey colorway of the Nike Air VaporMax which sees the premium runner covered in a grey Flyknit all throughout the upper with white Swoosh logos on the side panels and a pink digi camo print placed on the heel. Additional details include tonal Flywire and a translucent VaporMax sole unit with a touch of pink on the heel.

An exact release date has not been announced yet but you can look for this women’s colorway of the Nike Air VaporMax to release in the near future. Keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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We can now add another new colorway to the Nike Air Max 270 lineup that will be releasing on February 2nd. The latest addition is this Black/Volt pair that we see above.

The Air Max 270 boasts Nike?s biggest heel bag yet, delivering a super-soft ride that brings you even closer to the feeling of walking on air. This pair comes done in a black mesh all throughout the upper with green Volt detailing on the air bag that has been placed on the heel.

Look for the Black/Volt colorway of the Nike Air Max 270 to release on February 2nd for a price tag of $150.

images: Nike

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Unveiled during ComplexCon in November last year, Nike and atmos are expected to release another Air Max Animal Pack on or around Air Max Day this year. This will be the follow-up to the atmos x Air Max 1 Elephant that released last year.

Here we give you a look at new images of the Air Max 1 from the collection. This will be the 2.0 version of the shoe as this pair features portions of black on the upper (toe, side panels) instead of the white that we saw on the original release. This collaborative Air Max is highlighted by faux animal furs and textures all throughout the upper to create a safari-type look that immediately catches your attention. Additional features include red branding on the tongue and side panels, tan inner liners, white midsoles, green Nike branding on the heels, and gum outsoles.

No exact release date has been announced for the atmos x Nike Air Max 1 Animal Pack yet  but make sure to keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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The brand new Nike Air Max 270 is making its debut in just a couple of days, and the silhouette’s first colorways is in this Hot Punch edition. Basically covered in black across its engineered mesh upper, the sleek model is highlighted with its 270 degree air unit in hot punch as a nod to the Air Max 180 and Air Max 93 silhouettes.

Look for this Nike Air Max 270 Hot Punch at select Nike stores and online on February 2nd for $150. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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The Nike Air Max 1 Premium Jewel is back in another colorway this year and the latest is in this stylish particle rose finish. Featuring a smotth suede upper for a luxurious feel, the jeweled swooshes on the sides are done in metallic gold, while more gold hits are seen on the branded tongues. A contrasting off-white midsole with the visible Air Max cushioning in the heel, and a matching pink outsole completes the design altogether.

Retailing for $140, look for this colorway of the Nike Air Max 1 Premium Jewel at select Nike stores and online on February 2nd. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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The Nike Air Max 180 Ultramarine is and original colorway of the silhouette that is coming back again this year. This version of the sneaker last released in 2013 and it?s known for its signature colors of mixing a full white leather/mesh upper that is accented with Ultramarine on the lining, Swooshes and outsole, while solar red is applied on the tongue branding and heel portion. A white midsole and black outsole finally completes the design altogether.

Retailing for $130, look for this OG Nike Air Max 180 Ultramarine at select Nike stores and online again on February 2nd. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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The Nike Air Foamposite Pro All Star has finally been revealed as we’re weeks away from its official release, and the sneaker is highlighted with removable Swoosh and heel logos. Basically marking the first time this feature has been added to the silhouette, the model is colored in white for its foamposite shell, while black accents and multiple Swoosh options as well as interchangeable heel logos in different colors make this style stand out from the rest. The signature carbon fiber shank in the midsole and milky translucent outsole completes the design altogether.

Retailing for $250, look for this Nike Air Foamposite Pro at select Nike stores and online during All-Star Weekend, February 15th. Click and bookmark our official Nike Air Foamposite Pro All Star (Removable Swoosh) hub page now for all imagery, the latest information and full release details. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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Just like the Air Foamposite Pro, this Nike Air Force 1 Low All Star edition is highlighted with removable Nike Swoosh logos. The first images of the silhouette have just surfaced and it reveals the model in timeless white. Six different Swoosh logos will be highlighting the design, which consist of White, Black, Blue, Red, Yellow and Orange. In addition, removable tongue labels, white laces and a matching rubber sole completes the classic and customizable design altogether.

Look for this Nike Air Force 1 Low All Star at select Nike stores and online during All-Star Weekend, February 15th. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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First seen at Paris Fashion Week, Japanese clothing brand Magic Stick and its exclusive Nike Air Force 1 High VIP collaboration is now fully revealed with the release of its official images. The classic shoe features a premium build of cracked/smooth leather, and highlighted with a volt ankle strap as a tribute to nightclub VIP wristbands made out of Tyvek. Other details include 3M reflective accents, matching volt pull tabs, and a white rubber sole unit to complete the design altogether.

Look for the Magic Stick x Nike Air Force 1 High VIP at select Nike stores and online in Japan on February 10th. A stateside release is coming soon. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

Images: Nike

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The Nike Air Max 270 will be making its official debut next month and in a number of colorways to kick-off the lineage. One of those colorways will be this Photo Blue iteration. The sneaker basically features a black mesh upper that is highlighted with a Photo Blue Air Max heel unit, along with Blue appearing on the insoles. Tonal black branding and a rubber outsole completes the design altogether.

Retailing for $150, look for the Nike Air Max 270 Photo Blue at select Nike stores and online on February 2nd. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news and release dates.

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In late 2017 rumors began surfacing that the Nike Zoom LeBron 3 would be returning in 2018 in the OG Black/Metallic Gold colorway. Adding fuel to the rumors, LeBron James decided to show off a never-before-seen colorway of his third signature shoe on social media. This Zoom LeBron 3 comes done in Cool Grey all throughout the upper that appears to be constructed out of suede with small perforations on the side panels and toe.

No word yet on whether this colorway will release to the public or not, but make sure you keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

images: LeBron James

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The Nike Air VaporMax Utility is a hybrid version of the popular runner from the Swoosh that made its debut earlier this month in a Triple Black colorway. Now we’ll see the sneaker drop in something a little more colorful later this week.

The Air VaporMax Utility is a more rugged and updated version o the VaporMax that is Winter-ready. A foam midsole for additional cushioning and a three-quarter-high mid-top silhouette build the shoe up to take on more than the street. This iteration delivers the lightweight flyknit upper in a college navy, black, and habanero red colorway.

Looking to get your hands on a pair? You can cop at select Nike retailers beginning on February 1st for $225.

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If you’ve been buying sneakers since 2012 then you more likely than not own (or owned) at least one pair of Nike Roshe Runs. At one point the Nike Roshe Run was one of the brand’s most popular sneakers thanks to it being lightweight, comfortable, and breatahable as well as all of the different color options that were made available. But all good things must come to an end and the shoe’s popularity slowly declined. However, I’ll be the first to admit that I still like the shoe a lot and have a few pairs in my collection. Six years later, the silhouette is retooled for the links with the introduction of the Nike Roshe G.

The key feature making the Roshe G course-ready is a pressure-mapped outsole that targets high-wear areas, which gives the shoe increased durability and traction in key zones. It’s also wearable off-course, which reinforces the comfort pedigree, along with the new design’s long-range durability and versatility.

Sport-specific upper enhancements have also been made. For instance, the mesh is thoughtfully wrapped with a synthetic overlay integrated with the laces to give golfers a locked-down feel.

The Nike Roshe G drops on February 1st in men?s, women?s and youth sizes on nike.com and at select retailers.

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