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Check out the official images of both pairs of the Nike React Element 55 that make up the upcoming Nike React Element 55 Grid Pack. This pack will feature one pair done in Dark Green and a second pair done in a Grey and Orange motif. The common theme found on both pairs is the all-over grid pattern that was also utilized on this pair that was a size? exclusive. The Dark Green pair comes with with Tan and Neon accents, while the  Grey pair comes equipped with a Silver Swoosh logo, and Orange accents on the heel pull tab and tongue.

No release date for the Nike React Element 55 Grid Pack has been announced but it is expected to release in the coming weeks at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. Stay tuned as more release info begins to surface.

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After being officially unveiled yesterday, Nike has now taken the time to release official imagery of the Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Low Purple Lobster.

The Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Low Purple Lobster celebrates the ten-year anniversary of the original Nike SB Red Lobster that released back in 2008. Design features in the limited-edition Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Purple Lobster include a classic Nike Dunk SB padded tongue, metallic Swoosh, metallic speckle printed uppers, picnic table print sockliner, three sets of shoelaces, and two sets of lobster claw rubber bands.

Look for the Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Low Purple Lobster to release on Friday, December 14th exclusively at Concepts in-store (NYC and Cambridge) and online (11AM EST) followed by a skate-shop only release on Saturday, December 15th. Lastly a wider release on December 17th via Nike SNKRS. The retail price has been set at $100.

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We’ve known about this new women’s Air Max model for a few days now, but Nike has finally officially unveiled the Nike WMNS Air Max Dia SE.

The Nike WMNS Air Max Dia SE features a translucent Nexkin upper, stacked midsole, big Air Max unit in the heel, and a four-dot constellation on each heel as a nod to the designers who crafted the shoe. Above you will get a good look at some of the colorways set to drop which include one done in Pink, Black, and White and another pair done in Burgundy, Pink, Black, White, and Yellow.

Look for the Nike WMNS Air Max Dia SE to on December 13th on the Nike app, followed by a wider release on January 25th for the retail price of $120.

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A new premium iteration of the Nike Air Max 90 is now up for grabs. This time around the classic Air Max silhouette gets dressed for the season as  it comes rocking a leather, canvas and mesh upper all done in shades of Green (Olive) and Black. Adding to the aesthetics of the shoe are the Sail-colored hits on the heel and the splattered midsole. A checkered motif on both the collar and tongue give the shoe even more of a festive look.

Out now, pick up the Nike Air Max 90 Premium Olive from select retailers such as SneakAvenue.

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Nike is making sure that this new colorway of the Air Max 270 will be visible both in the light as well as in the dark. This new flavor of the Air Max 270 starts off with a black mesh construction on the majority of the upper with contrasting Habanero Red hitting the branding on the toe and side panels as well as the signature Air Max unit on the heel. Where things get interesting is on the mudguard and heel which come with a graphic reflective print that can be seen when the shoe is hit by the light. A black midsole completes the look on this Air Max 270 that can be found at select Nike Sportswear retailers this holiday season for $160.

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Nike is keeping things icy this Winter season with this new colorway of the Nike Air Max 90 that will surely get you in the holiday spirit.

Coming with a full canvas construction on the upper, this Nike Air Max 90 takes on a full winter/snow camouflage print as shades of blue, grey and white come together for a clean look. Additional white detailing is then seen on the laces, inner liner, and midsole while Pure Platinum on the Air Max unit and rubber outsole complete the look.

Air Max 90 fanatics will be able to pick up this Winter Camo colorway at select Nike retailers in the coming weeks.

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Kyrie Irving?s Nike Kyrie 5 debuted in November, and it’s releasing in a ?Multi-Color? theme this month for one of its next iterations. Sporting a navy mesh upper with silver accents on the tongue logo and textured Swooshes across its sides, the sneaker is highlighted with a multicolor galaxy-like lace shroud that sports hues of red, blue, green, purple and more. Finally, a white rubber sole with more colorful detailing on the outsole completes the style.

Look for the Nike Kyrie 5 Multi-Color at select Nike stores and online on December 15 for $130. 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 Epic React Flyknit is releasing in a multicolor theme, as well as this bold iteration of Mink Brown/Black for the month of December. Also colored with Total Orange and Racer Blue accents, the silhouette?s flyknit upper is covered mostly in brown and black, and it?s highlighted with orange and blue accents across the side panels, along the collar and heel area. Finally, a light beige/sail React foam sole tops with blue accents out the outsole tops it off.

Retailing for $150, look for this colorway of the Nike Epic React Flyknit at select Nike stores and online on December 12. 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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Another colorway of the Nike React Element 55 is releasing and it’s introduced in a grey/metallic silver theme with a grid pattern. Covered in a textile finish featuring the neutral hue with white grid accents, the sneaker is detailed with lighter grey hues of leather and suede found along the eyelets and heel area, while metallic silver Swooshes are on the sides. Pops of orange throughout highlight the style, while a clean React foam sole with grey accents on the outsole completes the design.

Look for this colorway of the Nike React Element 55 at select Nike stores and online very soon for $130. 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 270 Bowfin mixes a trail-inspired theme reminiscent of the 1997 Air Max Light, and upgraded with the Air Max 270 tech for additional comfort. Colored in Yellow/Light Citron, the sneaker is accented with hits of black, white and cream as well throughout its mixed material upper, followed by patterned detailing all over. Other details include a mesh collar, followed by a special pullcord lacing system with a criss-cross layout, a two-tone textured midsole, blacked-out Air Max 270 heel, and matching rugged black outsole to complete the look.

Retailing for $160, look for this colorway of the Nike Air Max 270 Bowfin at select Nike stores 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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The Nike Air VaporMax 2019 made its debut this fall, and its women’s exclusive Nike WMNS Air VaporMax 2019 iteration is previewed in a new Light Blue theme. This new runner is highlighted by its translucent upper with exposed stitching, and an internal cage that wraps the foot for lockdown support. The Swooshes has been moved more on the sides and maintains a subtle translucent look, and the VaporMax logo wraps above the heel counter. Additional branding is seen on the metallic silver tongue, while a translucent VaporMax sole with shimmering accents completes the design.

Retailing for $190, look for this colorway of the Nike WMNS Air VaporMax 2019 at select Nike stores 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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It’s an all-Black affair when it comes to this new colorway of the Nike Blazer City Low XS. Not only does the shoe comes in a Triple Black motif, it also comes with new branding by way of the mini Swoosh hits noted on the side panels of the shoe. The all-Black upper is then complimented by even more Black noted on the branding, lining, laces, eyelets, and glossy Black sole unit. Get a good look at the Nike Blazer City Low XS Triple Black above and find them at select retailers today for the retail price of $110.

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Another Nike Air Monarch collab appears to be releasing in the very near future. This time around the classic dad shoe get reworked (in two different ways) courtesy of London-based designer Martine Rose has designed two upcoming colorways.

The Martine Rose x Nike Air Monarch collection will consist of two collaborative iterations of the Monarch, tracksuits and football jerseys.

?When we started, we never just followed the rules, really because our access was blocked. For one reason or another we had to find different ways to show,? Rose said.

The shape itself follows on the same imaginative exercise as the apparel, but with more even experimentation ? beginning with fitting a size 18 upper to size 9 tooling. Bringing this vision to commercial life required inventive development. Thus, Rose?s Air Monarch was built as a series of molds that were topped with stretched synthetic leather. Only one shoe has a similar construction, itself an American standard: the Nike Foamposite.

?We wanted some of the forms to spill over the base and we wanted the heel on the outfit to be further out than the sole?things we were initially told couldn?t be done,? said Rose. ?But everyone kept on pushing and we ended up developing these new shapes and ideas.?

The Martine Rose x Nike Air Monarch ($120) alongside the entire capsule collection of oversized sportswear pieces is slated to drop sometime next month. Stay tuned more additional images and a confirmed release date.

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Fans of the Nike Air Max 95 will be happy to hear that a new flavor is set to drop this holiday season. Above you will get a first look at what is said to be the Nike Air Max 95 OG Crystal Blue.

This colorway of the model comes dressed in a White, Grey and Crystal Blue color scheme. The shoe includes shades of Grey on the gradient upper, White mesh on areas such as the tongue and Blue accents on the tongue lining, Swoosh logos, eyelets, Max Air sole unit and outsole. A Black midsole and matching rubber outsole round out that main features of the shoe.

The Nike Air Max 95 OG Crystal Blue has no official release date yet, but it is expected to release very soon for $160.

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In addition to the two colorways of the Nike Air Fear Of God 1 that are releasing this weekend, Nike and Jerry Lorenzo will also be releasing another (slightly) different silhouette, the Nike Air Fear Of God Shoot Around.

According to Lorenzo himself, this version of the Nike Air Fear Of God was ?designed for pre-game warm-ups and shoot-around and features a rear zip entry, exaggerated ankle strap, lacing system designed to wrap around the shoe and support light shooting and pre-game ?swagging?. This pair comes done in black all throughout the upper, including the branding, laces, and ankle strap. A white midsole/outsole with the icy blue translucent Zoom Air bag sole complete the look.

You’ll be able to purchase the Nike Air Fear Of God Shoot Around on December 15th for a price tag of $300. Do you like this SA version better than the Nike Air Fear Of God 1?

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