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The Nike Air Fear of God 1 is making its debut in Light Bone in December, but more colorways of the silhouette have already been announced according to rumors. Coming in Orange Pulse, Frosted Spruce, and Sail/Black, a rendering of how the colorway for each is featured, and all will sport the signature sneakerboot design with a TPU heel and cage inspired by the Air Huarache Light, as well as the double-height Zoom Air heel unit that is similar to the Air Max 180.

Each retailing for $395, look for the three new colorways of the Nike Air Fear of God 1 at select Nike stores and online during Spring/Summer 2019. 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 the 20th anniversary of the Nike Air Max Plus, and one of its original colorways like the Sunset theme is making a comeback this fall. Officially colored in a mixture of Black, Pimento, and Ceramic Resin, the model was originally designed by Sean McDowell, and he was inspired by a Florida sunset, which explains the mesh upper covered in the dramatic sunset tone. The sneaker’s signature wavy black synthetic overlays are a nod to the palm trees that inspired McDowell when designing the shoe in sunshine state, while a translucent plastic toe cap, white midsole and orange Air Max unit completes the design.

Retailing for $170, look for the Nike Air Max Plus OG Sunset at select Nike stores and online on November 24. 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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Nike is allowing you to customize your very own Nike Air Max 95 x 90 and Air Max 90 x 95 design by introducing the Patta By You program.

About a month ago the Patta x Nike Air Max 90 x 95 ?Publicity. Publicity. Wohooooow!? Collection was released. That collection includes shoes that have an Air Max 90 upper placed on top of an Air Max 95 sole. Now you will get the chance of creating your very own Nike Air Max 95 x 90 and Air Max 90 x 95 design via the Patta By You program.

Using the new 3D builder, the Patta By You program allows you to choose from five different colors for the upper, three tongue labels and choice of Black, White or tonal flood tooling. The AM 90 x 95 will also have an option of contrast or tonal Swoosh designs. The images above give you an idea of what can be done using the new program.

Head on over to nikebyyou.nike.com/patta from November 26th (starting at 10AM in your time zone) through December 3rd.

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Duke revealed not one, not two, but three new Nike Kyrie 5 Duke Blue Devils PE colorways.

These new Nike Kyrie 5 Duke Blue Devils PEs come dressed in school colors done in Black, Blue, and White upper. Each pair comes equipped with Duke’s D branding on the heel, speckled midsoles and contrasting-colored Swoosh branding. These are not expected to release to the public but you will be able to catch them in action throughout Duke’s basketball season. Which pair are you feeling the most?

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A bold and premium iteration of the Nike Air Max Plus is set to drop really soon. Dubbed the Nike Air Max Plus Premium Lime Blast, this new colorway of the model opts for a tonal upper done in a Lime finish. The Lime motif is then contrasted by the Black accents noted on the branding. Adding a new look to the shoe is the extra Swoosh logo on the sides. A clean White rubber sole completes the design.

No release date has been announced, but look for Nike to drop these very soon at Nike.com. Will you be adding these to your Fall and Winter rotation?

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Rocking a color scheme that looks to be ideal for the current season, here’s a good look at the Nike Air Force 1 High Bio Beige.

Said to be a women’s-exclusive colorway of the model, this AF1 High rocks a Bio Beige and Sail color scheme done in a leather and suede upper. The tonal motif extends on to the branding, laces, lining and strap. Below you will find a White midsole and Beige rubber outsole to complete the look.

Out now, find the Nike Air Force 1 High Bio Beige at select retailers such as 43einhalb for approximately $140.

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The Nike Air Force 1 is always undergoing changes whether they be small or very big. This new pair seen above undergoes a small change giving the classic sneaker an altered look. Taking on the legendary all-white leather appearance on the front half of the shoe, this Uptown is then hit with a black textured motif on the ankle/heel region. Within the textured region we can also see part of the classic “AF-1” logo that blends in with the shoe. Black leather Swooshes, a leather heel tab, white round laces, and a white midsole/outsole complete the look on this lowtop version of the Air Force 1 that can be copped at select Nike retailers now for $100.

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This new colorway of the Nike Air Max 97 takes on a slightly different look in comparison to most other pairs that we see Nike release. Dominated by Light Silver all throughout the upper which has been constructed out of the traditional leather and mesh makeup, this Air Max 97 is then hit with new “AIR” and Swoosh branding on the lateral and medial side panels as well as on the lateral air bubble. The branding on the tongue and heel have also been done in black as well as the rubber outsole. Lastly we see a white midsole to restore balance.

This Air Max 97 has not released yet but keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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Having already released in the Bright Crimson colorway, the all-new Nike Zoom VaporFly 4% Flyknit will soon be releasing in a new Deep Royal Blue color option.

This Nike Zoom VaporFly 4% comes covered in Deep Royal Blue all throughout the new Flyknit construction on the upper with contrasting white Swooshes on both the medial and lateral side panels. The new signature Nike ZoomX foam cushioned sole is then hit with blue, white, and a pink stripe for another contrast of color.

An exact release date is not known yet, but look for this Deep Royal Blue colorway of the Nike Zoom VaporFly 4% to release in the near future. Stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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Be on the lookout for new cozy iterations of the Air Force 1 Low as Nike has given the classic Uptown a winter makeover. Seen above in four different colorways of Camper Green, Monarch, Flat Pewter, and Black, each of these Air Force 1 Lows comes with a durable canvas upper with leather detailing on the Swoosh and the black heel tabs. Finishing things off proper on all four pairs are metal eyelets and gum rubber outsoles.

If you’re a fan of these Air Force 1s look for all four of these colorways to drop at select Nike retailers this holiday season.

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The Carhartt WIP x Nike Air Force 1 Low Utility Tiger Camo is one of three other styles from the exclusive Carhartt WIP x Nike collection this month, and it’s updated with Carhartt WIP’s signature materials. This style is made of tiger camo ripstop, then contrasted with black buckle straps instead of the original lacing system with large Swoosh branding. Other details include wool lining, D-ring heel pull tabs, co-branding on the tongues, and a durable gum rubber sole to top it all off.

Look for the Carhartt WIP x Nike Air Force 1 Low Utility Tiger Camo at select Nike stores and online on December 6. 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 Force 1 Low Utility OBJ Cool Grey is a new rendition of the updated silhouette for fall, and officially colored in Cool Grey/Black. The sneaker?s upper is made of a premium textured snakeskin-like leather and contrasting black ballistic nylon buckle straps instead of the original lacing system. The straps also sport large custom Nike OBJ branding followed by D-ring heel pull tabs. Finally, an extended mesh tongue with more branding, custom insoles and a minty green rubber sole that might glow in the dark completes the design.

Retailing for $145, look for the Nike Air Force 1 Low Utility OBJ Cool Grey at select Nike stores and online 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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The Carhartt WIP x Nike Air Force 1 Low Ale Brown is officially introduced and it’s the first-ever collaboration that updates one of Nike’s iconic silhouettes with classic workwear materials. Covered in ale brown canvas with dark corduroy for its heel area, the sneaker is also detailed with wool lining and reflective tongue tabs. Finishing details include snap button straps on the rear and a sail rubber sole.

Retailing for $130, look for the Carhartt WIP x Nike Air Force 1 Low Ale Brown at select Nike stores and online December 6. 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 is finally introduced, and it’s the next rendition of the Air VaporMax silhouette. Officially colored in Club Gold/Ember Glow-Light Cream, the runner is highlighted by its upper featuring a translucent treatment 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 miniature look in white, and the VaporMax logo wraps above the heel counter. Additional branding is seen on the tongue, while a translucent red VaporMax sole completes the design.

Retailing for $190, look for the Nike Air VaporMax 2019 Crimson Gold at select Nike stores and online on November 26. 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 Plus hybrid is making its next debut in bright crimson. The bright hue covers the molded neoprene base with a matching synthetic wavy cage overlay for its Air Max Plus upper, and contrasting black accents are seen on the miniature Swooshes along the tongue, as well as across the heel and midsole. Finally, a white midsole and clear VaporMax sole tops it off.

Look for the Nike Air VaporMax Plus Bright Crimson at select Nike stores and online on November 21 for $190. 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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