The Nike Air Max Plus goes predatory for a special “La Requin” pack this fall. For those that are proficient in French, ‘la requin’ translates to the shark, a nickname given to the original blue colorway of the Air Max Plus in France due to its similar look to the fiercest hunters of the sea. With this concept, NikeLab has created two similar looks for the Air Max Plus featuring two shades of aqua blue to mimic the look of sunlit water reflecting off a shark’s skin, each with white gradient fades to the sole to represent the white of the marine beast’s belly.

The NikeLab Air Max Plus “La Requin” pack surfaces at select retailers and on the Nike SNKRS app on November 23rd for $175 each.

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Introduced last month, official imagery of this upcoming Nike Air Max Zero has finally released, as it’s now available at retailers nationwide.

Noted as a women’s exclusive, the low-top sneaker flaunts a classic makeup of cool grey, while the focal point is directed at tongue tab and synthetic overlays along the toe which inherit a vibrant washed teal finish.

Further complemented with a sail white-colored midsole unit to round out its colorway, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers and online for a price tag of $130.

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Author’s Take

It’s still versatile enough for all genders. The colorway is pretty appealing and it’s a solid option for the ladies this season.

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2016 has brought us the release of a few different Foamposite releases such as the Foamposite One Optic Yellow, Maroon, and Olympic. We also saw the Hyper Cobalt colorway of the Foamposite Pro. In two days we’ll see the release of the next pair with the return of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro Dr. Doom.

Returning for the first time since its debut in 2016, this classic colorway of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro takes on a simple but timeless color combination as the majority of the shoe comes covered in Black with strategic hits White serving as the perfect contrast.

Will you be grabbing a pair come Wednesday, November 23rd? Let us know in the comments below and remember to click and bookmark our official Nike Air Foamposite Pro Dr. Doom launch page now for the latest images, information and release details.

images: City Blue Shop

Author?s Take

I?m not a fan of Foams, but this is such a simple and clean colorway. I think it?s a must-have for fans of the silhouette.

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This week the ill-named Nike Air Foamposite Pro Dr. Doom gets a retro release. Rehashing my objections about the sneaker is practically a party game at the KoF Offices (“take a shot every time Juan complains about the Doom Foams”), so we won’t bring them up again (for now). However, what we can do is make a pair of Foamposite Pros that is actually apropos of the name Dr. Doom. How? With NBA 2K17 of course…

Victor Von Doom’s primary colors are Forest Green and Silver with Gold accents highlighting his belt and cape. There’s a few ways we can get the Doom vibe on the Foams, so we just did them all, including an Infamous Iron Man version, which is Doom’s take on Tony Stark’s armor. It’s… a complicated story that we probably shouldn’t get into right now.

And just to show you we’re I’m not totally against the black and white colorway (which is was already pre-made in 2K17), here’s a look at our creations in the game side-by-side. I’m all for a simple colored pair of Foams, but they need to be set free from its horrible name.

Which one is your preferred pair of Doom Foams and would you rather have these than the one that shouldn’t be named Doom (takes shot) but is dropping this week?

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Calling all Nike Air Huarache fans, a new colorway recently dropped and we’re here to provide you with some updated imagery. Rocking a color scheme any Boston Celtic fan would love, let’s get a closer look.

The Nike Air Huarache starts off with a Sail color for the base. Giving the subtle underlay some life are the Pine Green and Gold Leaf hits noted on the side panels, heel cage and tongue branding. A little bit of Grey hits found throughout give the shoe a finer color blocking motif. Out now, pick up a pair of your own for the retail price of $120.

via: Packer Shoes

Author’s Take

It’s been a minute since I’ve picked up a new pair of Huaraches. With that said, these are pretty dope especially with the clean color blocking.

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2016 has brought us the release of a few different Foamposite releases such as the Foamposite One Optic Yellow, Maroon, and Olympic. We also saw the Hyper Cobalt colorway of the Foamposite Pro. In two days we’ll see the release of the next pair with the return of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro Dr. Doom.

Returning for the first time since its debut in 2016, this classic colorway of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro takes on a simple but timeless color combination as the majority of the shoe comes covered in Black with strategic hits White serving as the perfect contrast.

Will you be grabbing a pair come Wednesday, November 23rd? Let us know in the comments below and remember to click and bookmark our official Nike Air Foamposite Pro Dr. Doom launch page now for the latest images, information and release details.

images: City Blue Shop

Author?s Take

I?m not a fan of Foams, but this is such a simple and clean colorway. I think it?s a must-have for fans of the silhouette.

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The Black colorway of the Nike LunarCharge just dropped, but Nike is wasting no time is unveiling a forthcoming colorway of one of their newest models. This time around the shoe is done in a Fall-appropriate Medium Olive colorway. Let’s get a first look at the shoe.

The Nike LunarCharge was created by blending a lot of traits of some of Nike most notable from silhouettes from their rich history. For example, the LunarCharge gets its overall structure from the Nike Air Flow. While the Nike Current, Air Max 90 and Presto were big inspirations in the overall look and feel of the shoe. A perfect blend of performance and lifestyle, the shoe also comes equipped with a one of a kind Lunarlon midsole for max comfort. Take a look at the shoe above and let us know if you plan on picking up a pair when Nike releases them on December 9th for $120. The shoe will release in both men’s and women’s sizes.

Author’s Take

I ned to try on a pair. I really like them, especially in this colorway. I think Nike’s got a winner with this one.

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LOTS of us are waiting for Friday for the opportunity to get our hands on the Air Jordan 3 OG 88 True Blue. But some people won’t have to wait that long thanks to Nike.

Nike is giving early access to what they’re calling the “most valuable Jordan Brand family members” via Nike+, SNKRS. The way things have worked is that Nike/Jordan Brand has been sending people notifications through the Nike+ app letting them know that they’re eligible to buy a pair of True Blue 3s today. To find out if you’re one of the lucky ones click here.

Click and bookmark our official Air Jordan 3 OG 88 True Blue (Black Friday 2016) launch page now for more images, info and release details.

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Last featured in oatmeal, the Nike Roshe Waffle Racer NM receives a new vibrant finish as part of its Fall/Winter 2016 lineup.

This time flaunting light bone across its textile base, the hybrid model is punctuated with patterned suede overlays across the toe, eye stays and heel in contrasting blue cap. Gold leaf accents are further applied on the heel tab to further pronounce its look, while tonal black swooshes, a white midsole and black outsole finishes off the overall profile.

You can purchase this latest rendition at select Nike retailers overseas now, while a stateside release is imminent.

Images: Titolo

Author’s Take

I like the hybrid look of the sneaker. It?s a bit more stylish than a typical Roshe and this colorway is pretty appealing in general.

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The Nike Air Huarache Ultra is set to debut in a new iteration this season, as the model is revamped with a slightly new upper.

Featured in a classic cool grey finish, the foam and mesh composition has been tweaked with a hexagonal pattern for a distinctive look, while also delivering superb comfort and a lightweight feel. Further detailed with tonal synthetics and the signature heel cage system with a large branded elastic band, the model is topped off with matching laces, pull tabs and a full-length rubber sole unit.

A release date has not been announced yet, although, stay tuned to KicksOnFire for further updates.

Images: Nike

Author’s Take

I like this new interpretation of the silhouette. The pattern is a cool look, but, in terms of comfort and weight, it should be more versatile as well.

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In addition to the recently featured women’s paisley edition, the men’s Nike Air Max BW Ultra SE receives a new colorway of hasta/ghost green for its latest iteration this season.

The understated hue essentially drapes the sneaker’s seamless foam-like and synthetic upper, while vibrant hits of ghost green are implemented on the inner lining, faded detail across the heel and in the visible air bubble unit to pronounce its profile. Finally, a full-length rubber sole unit finishes off the sleek design.

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

Images: Titolo

Author’s Take

This model is a sleek pair and the colorway is perfect for the season. I like how the more vibrant green accents are kept to a minimum.

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The Nike LunarCharge Premium LE has already proven itself to be a sought after lifestyle silhouette thanks to its sleek, retro-inspired design and a truly unique Lunarlon midsole unit with aggressive ‘Nike’ branding. While we’ve already been treated to an “Oreo” inspired colorway this past weekend, Nike Sportswear continues to introduce new colorways for the remainder of the year. The Nike LunarCharge “Medium Olive” will arrive on December 9th featuring a perfect tonal shade of that khaki green that’s been so vital to the lifestyle footwear market in recent years. There’s more good news – this release will be available in both men’s and women’s sizes for $120 USD.

The Nike LunarCharge is inspired by some of the most memorable Nike running icons. The silhouette gets its overall structure from the Nike Air Flow, while the Nike Current and Nike Presto play intricate parts in the overall design. The Nike Air Max 90 is even referenced through the eye stays. NSW made it a point to balance performance technology with everyday lifestyle versatility for the perfect balance. You get an athletic-minded design with the everyday wearability comparable to the Nike Roshe Run. What do you think of the latest LunarCharge LE colorway? We’ll keep you updated once more photos arrive, but in the meantime, head over to our release dates page for an updated look at all the coming Holiday 2016 attractions.

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This Nike Air Max Plus receives a new theme this season dubbed, ?Le Sequin.?

Translated in French for ?The Shark,? the moniker was conceived from the original Hyper Blue colorway for its gradient-colored upper that is reminiscent of a shark?s unique texture.

With its aesthetic evoking the deep depths of the ocean as well, the distinctive sublimated graphic across its upper emulates a water shadow over a shark?s body. Additionally, the white gradient running below mimic?s a shark?s belly to cap off the respective theme.

Priced at $175, you can buy this turbo green-colored pair and the previous mineral teal finish at select Nike retailers worldwide starting Wednesday, November 23.

Author’s Take

I?m generally a fan of runners and this style is appealing overall. The theme is pretty cool and the graphic looks great. I?m not too keen on it, although, it?s pretty stylish.

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In addition to the recently featured blacked-out pair, this women’s iteration of the classic Nike Air Force 1 Low is reinterpreted in the same aesthetic, although, rendered in an autumnal finish of night maroon.

Simply elevated with more lifestyle appeal, the low-top sneaker is defined by a tonal embossed paisley pattern across its leather composition for a distinctive look. Juxtaposed against a light bone-colored midsole unit, a slightly translucent versatile outsole finishes off the bold, yet simple two-tone design.

You can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers worldwide now for $110.

Images: Nike

Author’s Take

Even though it?s a women?s pair, the colorway is still a versatile option for all genders. The paisley design is just another plus to its appealing aesthetic.

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Made for the Winter, the Nike Air Max Goadome returns once more to help keep your feet warm in two tonal colorways. The classic ACG model comes in your choice of Triple Black or Triple White. Let’s get a closer look at both readily available colorways.

The Nike Air Max Goadome is constructed out of a smooth leather upper done in your choice of Black or White. The tonal hue of the upper extends to the laces, eyelets, lining, embossed branding and Air Max midsole. The Black pair comes with a Black outsole, while the White pair comes with a Grey outsole to complete the look. Priced at $170, which pair of the two are you looking to pick up this Winter season?

via: Renarts

Author’s Take

Nah, man. I don’t wear boots, but even if I did I can think of dozens more thant I’d rather rock than these. It may be a classic ACG, but it’s not for me.

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