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Previously featured in legion green, the Nike Mayfly Lite is now treated in a slightly darker hue with camper green for its latest iteration this year.

Evoking militaristic appeal, the silhouette is defined by a sleek weather resistant construction which consists of a lightweight and breathable textile upper treated in the defining hue. Premium detailing is evident with suede utilized for its eye stays, inner lining and portions of the heel, while black accents for the Swooshes and branding on the tongue complement the palette.

Finally, a crisp white phylon midsole for lightweight cushioning with a rubber outsole for traction and durability rounds out the sleek profile.

Look for this pair at select Nike retailers overseas first, while a stateside release imminent.

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The classic Nike Air Zoom Spiridon was revived last summer in a variety of OG and new colorways, and for 2017, this rendition consists as the first colorway of the silhouette.

Donning a stealthy blacked-out profile, the low-top sneaker is comprised of breathable mesh with synthetics and leather detailing. Subtle hits of red are evident on the miniature Swoosh accents and portion of the outsole, while a teal outsole further caps off its overall palette and design altogether.

Priced at $140, you can purchase this bold pair at select Nike stockists worldwide now.

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Perhaps anticipating the spring season ahead, the Nike Air Huarache gets a vibrant new look in Electrolime. The bright yellow hue (should it have been named Electrolemon?) coats the upper with neutral tones of grey balancing them out for the mesh and neoprene areas of the construction, while black Huarache heel counters and rubber outsoles finish them off. The bright new look for the classic runner is arriving now at select Nike Sportswear retailers internationally.

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The Nike Air Foamposite Pro is treated in a lifestyle upgrade for one of its newest iterations this year.

While it stays true to its original design profile, the basketball sneaker has been enhanced with a premium leather construction, dipped in tan. The stylish, neutral tone is continued towards the inner lining, tongue, eyelets, heel and its signature carbon fiber shank, which is also revamped in leather.

Furthermore, metallic red bronze/copper swooshes pronounce and complement the aesthetically pleasing profile altogether. Final details include white pull tabs, waxed premium laces and an icy translucent outsole.

Current rumors suggest this exclusive pair to debut sometime during the NBA All-Star Weekend (Feb. 18 – 19), for a retail price tag of $300.

Click and bookmark our official Nike Air Foamposite Pro Vachetta Tan launch page now for additional imagery, latest info and release details.

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File under: one of the weirdest new sneakers of the year. That being said, weird isn’t a bad thing, because we’re sure many will find this unique new model from Nike named the TR 17 an appealing silhouette. Some sort of hybrid between a high-performance Air Max cushioned trainer and a lifestyle-leaning woven chukka, the TR 17 doesn’t quite fit into any sneaker category, but we’re guessing that’s exactly what Nike was going for. The shoe features neoprene inner bootie with a premium leather upper with woven stitching for a unique lacing system and heel detailing. If you’re bold enough to wear a pair, find them arriving now at select Nike Sportswear retailers like Lapstone & Hammer.

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I know it’s barely February, but I think the Nike Air Force 1 Ultraforce Low is already one of my favorite releases of the year. Nike finally gave us what we want in the form of a classic looking Nike Air Force 1 Low with a modern and lighter construction.

For the most part, I tend to stay away from the Air Force 1 because they now feel like bricks compared to new sneakers that come out in this day and age. Which is a shame since I love the Air Force 1. But now that Nike has given the iconic silhouette an Ultra constructed sole, it’s game on. The shoe opts for a foam sole instead of the usual rubber construction. This in return makes the shoe much more flexible, lighter and most importantly, comfortable. This particular colorway also happens to be my favorite from the bunch. The tonal Linen (light Tan) leather upper along with the mesh tongue, leather tongue tag and embossed branding is a perfect mixture of casual and premium aesthetics. If you tend to agree with me, you can now pick these up from select retailers for $100.

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In my opinion, the Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski looks best when you cover it a a clean suede upper. Canvas is cool, so is leather, but when the models comes in suede such as the one you see above, that pretty much does it for me.

This version of the Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski rocks a buttery Anthracite suede upper accented by the embossed Swoosh branding done in Black, the Black laces and the White placed on the vulcanized sole. I’ve yet to see them in person, but judging by the image you see above, that suede looks to be on point! Pick these up today from select Nike SB retailers for $85.

images: Premier.

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Remember the Vandal-inspired Nike Air Force 1 that we showed you not too long ago? Well the silhouette is back in a brand new colorway.

This time around the modified Air Force 1 comes covered in Binary Blue throughout the entire canvas upper. Contrasting hits of Sail appear on the inner liner, ankle strap, tongue, Swoosh logo, trim, and the midsole. Lastly we have a gum outsole for that classic retro look.

You can pick up this Binary Blue Air Force 1 at select Nike retailers now for $110.

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Previously featured in iced jade, the modernized Nike Air Icarus Extra is now rendered in light orewood brown for its latest variation this season.

Noted as a quickstrike, the low-top model is essentially similar to its original Air Icarus counterpart, while this rendition bears a more premium construction with a mixture of suede and leather across its entire profile. The defining light beige hue simply dominates its majority, while contrasting black accents are scattered throughout.

Finally, a crisp white midsole unit, black outsole and subtle pops of crimson on the middle section finishes off the bold profile.

You can find this stand out pair at select Nike retailers overseas now, while a stateside release is imminent.

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We’ve seen a variety of materials cover the Nike Air Presto in the last few months. Nike has even gone as far as transforming it into a sneakerboot so fans of the silhouette can wear it all year long. One of the latest materials to cover the retro runner is leather.

Seen above, this new option of the Nike Air Presto comes constructed out of a tumbled leather upper in Oatmeal. The signature molded cage, branding, laces, midsole, and outsole also come covered in the same hue to give this shoe a tonal look.

Available now in women’s sizes for $130, is this cop or a drop ladies?

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Spring will be here faster than you know it and Nike is giving the ladies a couple of new color options of the Air Force 1 Mid to wear for the upcoming season.

As you may already know, the Spring is the perfect time for us to bring out some of our brighter and more vibrant sneakers which makes both of these Forces ideal. The first pair comes covered in Enamel Green and the second in Bright Melon. Both are constructed out of suede upper with Metallic Silver Swooshes, white midsoles, and gum outsoles. Both can be purchased now at select Nike retailers for $105 each.

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Staying as clean and cool as ever, the modern classic Nike SB Stefan Janoski gets a new look in premium Anthracite suede. The smooth dark grey upper is accented with embossed Swooshes painted black and a contrasting solid white vulcanized sole below. The only problem with these will be deciding if you’ll start skating them. With a look this nice, you may want to keep them in the casual rotation. Pairs are available now at select Nike SB retailers including Premier.

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The Nike KD 9 has released in a couple of nice colorways, but I think most people would agree that it hasn’t lived up to early expectations. Perhaps a new look could breathe some life into Kevin Durant’s 9th signature shoe? Let’s hope so.

Earlier this week Kevin Durant debuted what is believed to the Nike KD 9 Elite when the Warriors faced off against the Charlotte Hornets. This new version of the KD 9 features a new one-piece stretch collar that replaces the Flyknit that is usually seen on the ankle. Another big difference is the much thicker and much more visible Flywire cables that run down the side panels that provide a lock-down fit. As far as the sole unit goes, Nike decided to keep the same one we see on the original KD 9.

Stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for more information regarding what may very well be the Nike KD 9 Elite.

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One of the most popular colorways ever of the Nike Flyknit Racer will be getting a restock next week.

The Oreo 2.0 version of the popular lightweight runner from the Swoosh returns on February 10th at select Nike Sportswear retailers. Covered in a black and white Flyknit upper, this Flyknit Racer gets additional hits of black on the laces, tongue, and part of the midsole. The Swoosh logo on the side panels and part of the waffle midsole have been done in white for contrast.

Will you be taking advantage of this restock next week? Retail price will be $150.

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Spring/Summer is right around the corner, it’s time to bust out a fresh clean pair of Air Force 1 Lows. In need of a pair? Nike‘s got you covered with these brand new color schemes of their iconic model.

All three pairs are done in monochromatic fashion, as the leather upper is finished in your choice of Smokey Blue, White or Black. All three pairs have a sole that matches with the color of the upper, as do the laces and Nike Swoosh branding. Nike adds a nice premium touch to the shoe as the Tan hits on the heel and tongue tag give the shoe a really nice pop. It’s a subtle touch, but it works! Which pair are you feeling the most? Whatever you decide, they’re all available at Nike for $100 each.

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