While the FC Barcelona-inspired Mambacurial released last week, this more vibrant rendition of the Nike Kobe 11 is set to debut next.

Inspired by Kobe Bryant?s adoration for the sport of soccer, the model is essentially treated in a traditional palette that was reminiscent on the Kobe 8. Pink Flash consists as the dominant tone which envelops its entire engineered mesh upper, while a red plum tongue and action green accents primarily located on the Swoosh, sheath logo on the tongue, flywire system and full-length sole unit solidify its eye-catching color scheme.

In addition, a notable detail is large ?NIKE? branding adorning the inner lateral section of the heels.

Retailing for $160, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers worldwide starting tomorrow, September 15th.

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Author’s Take

I like the FC Barcelona pair a bit more, but, this colorway is still really appealing. Nice pair to end summer.

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After a brief preview last month, the Supreme x Nike SB Blazer Low GT is officially unveiled, as it consists as the latest collaboration with the SB branch, following their previous rendition of the GTS silhouette last year.

The iconic Blazer Low GT has essentially been revamped with a premium build through the application of suede for its upper, alongside an embossed gold foil logo on the outside of the heel, leather swoosh and a leather heel panel that features ?FTW? in gold.

Offered in three colorways, you can find the entire range at Supreme‘s flagship locations in NY, LA, London, Paris and online starting September 15th, while Japan will follow on the 17th.

Images: Supreme

Author’s Take

Obviously since it’s a collab with Supreme, the shoe will be sought after. In terms of the new construction and colorways, I’m a fan. I like the tonal look and gum bottoms. Nice and simple.

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With Fall on the horizon, this latest iteration of the Nike Air Force 1 Mid is perfectly suited for the colder months ahead.

Unlike its traditional leather construction, this model utilizes premium woolen textile across its upper instead to promote throughout the foot. Tan leather detailing are also implemented on the heel, Nike Swoosh and strap for a luxe touch, while also creating an appealing two-tone colorway.

All adhered atop a clean white rubber sole unit, you can purchase this women’s rendition at select Nike retailers worldwide now.

Images: Overkill

Author’s Take

Even though it’s listed for women, the silhouette is versatile enough for all genders. The construction is more functional for fall/winter and this colorway is pretty appealing.

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They already released in last week in Germany, but the the US gets our shot at the anticipated Acronym x NikeLab Air Presto later this week. The mid-top Presto with some added zippers and straps in the brand’s aesthetic will be dropping in all three of its colorways at NikeLab locations and Nike.com/nikelab this Thursday. You can get one last look at the bold design here with designer Errolson Hugh, who proudly displays each colorway at the launch celebration in Shanghai. Then if you’re after a pair, be prepared for the release on September 15th, because they won’t last long.

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Nike SB team rider Alex Olson teams up with the brand for a collaboration with his own skateboard company, 917. The 917 x Nike SB collection contains two colorways of the Blazer Low GT in a special makeup along with matching apparel, all highly inspired by vintage tennis gear. The “Country Club” collection contains the Blazer Low GT with some slight tweaks to the original design by Grant Taylor, including red, white, and blue striped ribbons added to the heel and tongue, along with perforated Swooshes and an exposed foam tongue to add a vintage feel. The shoe will be available in white and navy suede colorways, accompanied by a country club hat, polo, and shorts in the same two colors.

The 917 x Nike SB collection drops September 17th at Nike.com and select Nike SB retailers worldwide.

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Have you had the chance to try on a pair of the Roshe Two? Just last week I got to try on a pair of the non-Flyknit version and I must admit, it does feel better than the Roshe One. I’m still looking forward to trying on the Flyknit version of the shoe, and seeing it dressed in multicolor gets me even more hyped. With that being said, here are the official images of the Nike Roshe Two Multicolor.

The Roshe Two rocks a Flyknit woven upper that comes with a Black base covered in a bunch of multicolor goodness. The upper is constructed out of a ribbed woven upper accompanied by the Black speckled base that tones down the look of the shoe just a bit. Additional Black can be seen on the Nike Swoosh, heel, pull tab and laces. The brand new sole comes in White, while the insoles come in Volt. Thoughts? Said to be priced at $130, stay tuned to find out when these bad boys get a release date.

via: Nike

Author’s Take

If I were to get a Flyknit version of the Roshe Two, I’m pretty sure it would be this pair. I was skeptical at first regarding the Flyknit version, but I’d be down to pick up this pair.

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The Nike Air Force 1 has released in hundreds of colorways that it’s impossible to name them all. Nike has recently cooked up a new colorway that you probably won’t forget and that may put a smile on Air Jordan fans.

Above we see one of the latest colorways of the Nike Air Force 1 Low which uses the same color scheme as the iconic Air Jordan 1 Chicago. The shoe comes covered in a full leather upper in a combination of white, red, and black. The only thing that differentiates this pair from looking identical to the Chicago 1s is the fact that Nike finished it off with a gum outsole for a lifestyle look.

What are your thoughts on this Chicago-inspired Nike Air Force 1? Do you plan on copping a pair this Fall? Let us know in the comments below.

via: Fuel

Author’s Take

I think it looks decent and I would cop if I were a huge fan of the Air Force 1. However, I already have the Chicago 1s in both Low and High top form so I’ll have to pass on these.

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Here’s a first look at the Nike Cortez Athletics West Pack. What’s the inspiration behind these colorful pairs of Cortez? Let me explain. Back in 1977, Bill Bowerman, Phil Knight and Geoff Hollister created what is now known as the Athletic West running team. This team was used as a platform for runners who wanted to practice, improve and perform outside of their college programs. Most, if not all runners in the team ran in none other than the Nike Cortez. Now Nike is honoring that historic team by releasing the Nike Cortez Athletics West Pack consisting of an array of colors placed on the Nike Cortez. Above you will find 6 different colorways of the Nike Cortez that make up the Athletics West pack. Features on the shoes include the AW branding on the insoles, the classic foam tongue, the tonal laces, traditional Swoosh branding and heel branding and two-toned uppers. Available at select retailers, let us know if you plan on picking up a pair.

via: SNKRS

Author’s Take

Pretty cool inspiration. I don’t really wear Cortez, but I’m not afraid to give credit to a classic sneaker that’s well done.

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A pretty dope Nike SB Dunk Low is releasing next month. Based off the name of the shoe, we’re pretty sure you know what the inspiration behind the colorway is. Officially named the Nike SB Dunk Low Shoebox, let’s get up close and personal with the shoe.

The Nike SB Dunk Low Shoebox is inspired by the original boxing on Nike SB sneakers. Mimicking the look of the box, the shoe comes with a premium leather upper coming in Beige and Orange. A dope little feature on the shoe is the embossed box graphic placed on the lateral side of the heel. Take a look inside and you will find custom insoles consisting stacks on top of stacks of different types Nike SB Boxes. White breaks up the two-toned look as it can be found on the Nike Swoosh, laces and midsole. Said to be releasing on October 6th, let us know if you plan on picking up a pair.

via: Nike

Author’s Take

Never been a big fan of Nike SB, but I do prefer the SB Dunk Low or the SB Dunk High. The box inspiration is pretty cool. This may end up being the first SB I’ve bought in quite some time.

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Multi-Color has finally landed on the Nike Roshe Two Flyknit and it’s just a matter of time before we get a stateside release. The Multi-Color lineage has proven to be as strong as ever for Nike, as the rainbow array of woven constructions has landed on everything from the Flyknit Racer to the Nike Kobe series. With the Nike Roshe Two Flyknit, the look takes on a totally new aesthetic thanks to the speckle-heavy print found here.

The Roshe Two Flyknit features a new ribbed woven upper with black speckled base interrupted by the vibrancy found in the Multi-Color look. A black heel panel adds support to match the Swoosh branding while the new outsole unit benefits from a splash of Nike’s signature Volt shade. What do you think of the look? Check out detailed photos after the break and be sure to head to our release dates page for more of the latest updates.

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The Nike Air Footscape Magista Flyknit has been one of Nike Sportswear’s most successful models for its premium Flyknit build, comfortable ride, and aggressive aesthetic even off the soccer pitch. It’s great to see that NSW is still tinkering with the color blocking of the model, as today we get a look at as close to a “Bred” pair as we’ve seen yet thanks to a premium Gym Red woven upper paired with Black suede panels on the heel to match the Footscape-inspired outsole unit.

The Nike Footscape Woven Flyknit even manages to camouflage the Swoosh side panel branding through a matching Gym Red shade for an interesting new take. Luxurious Metallic Gold accents arrive on the heel tab with worldly ‘Nike Football’ branding printed in multiple languages including Chinese to match the sublimated Swoosh stitching on the heel.

Stay tuned for a release date this October and be sure to stay updated on the latest release date updates right here on Sneaker News.

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Nike Golf might no longer be the equipment business, but that doesn’t mean they’re out of the game completely as ESPN’s Darren Rovell is reporting that Jason Day has signed with the brand for close to $10 million a year to wear their shoes and apparel.

While no official word has come out from either Day or Nike Golf, this is the final year of Day’s contract with adidas Golf (shoes and apparel) and TaylorMade (equipment), which is currently for sale by adidas. Day has already resigned with TaylorMade, so he will continue to use their clubs and balls regardless of where it ends up going in the sale.

Acquiring Day, the current #1 ranked player in the world, would be a huge “get” for Nike Golf in spite of their departure from the equipment game, joining former world #1 Rory McIlroy and some guy named Tiger Woods. As an adidas athlete, he wore the adidas TOUR360 Boost this season and won the PGA Championship last year in the adiPower Boost shoes. And if you’re wondering, yes, he has Yeezys, so he’ll be fine on the way out…

Source: Darren Rovell (via GolfWRX)

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Nike Skateboarding has gone through plenty of transformations since bursting onto the scene in 2002, but the Nike SB Dunk Low remains one of the imprint’s most popular offerings. Collaborations with Supreme, Staple, Diamond, and more have created some timeless classics atop the Nike Dunk series. Not only has the silhouette’s upper and hidden footbed been transformed by different textiles and Lunarlon technology, but the box that’s accompanied the Dunk has changed colors over time too. Nike SB is honoring the cardboard box with their latest Nike SB Dunk Low Shoebox slated for an October 6th release.

The Nike SB Dunk Low Shoebox features a premium construction of beige and orange leather throughout to mirror the original boxing. An embossed box graphic hits the heel while the insole features original artwork of the numerous Nike SB boxes over the years ranging from pink, blue, grey, orange, and black all stacked on top of one another in cartoonish simplicity. What do you think of the look? Check out official photos after the break and grab your pair this October from select shops.

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With an Olympic variation being its most notable release recently, the Nike Zoom Spiridon is set to debut in a standout colorway next, as part of the golden shine pack.

As suggested, the retro runner’s aesthetic is pronounced with metallic gold accents gracing the Swooshes across its side panels. A complementing tone is utilized for the breathable mesh upper, while the remainder of its profile is rendered in black to offset the vivid tones perfectly.

All adhered atop a clean white midsole unit and black rubber outsole, you can purchase this bold pair at select Nike retailers starting September 15th for a retail price tag of $175.

Images: Footpatrol

Author’s Take

Since it’s revival, I’ve been a fan of the colorways so far. This pair is another appealing option and it should garner some attention.

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Nike looks back to their running heritage for a special “Athletics West” pack of the Cortez in six vintage inspired colorways. Bringing back original colorways of the Cortez and other late ’70s to early ’80s Nike running shoes (including the OG Oregon and Syracuse SMU Cortez colorways), the pack pays tribute to Athletics West, Nike’s track and field club from the same era. In the Cortez’s classic nylon construction complete with fat belly Swooshes, each colorway in the set features the vintage “pinwheel” logo on the the heel and the Athletics West insignia on the sockliner for an edition of the iconic runner that any vintage Nike lover should approve of. Available now at select Nike Sportswear retailers overseas, let’s hope these also arrive in the US soon.

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