The Nike Air Max Zero continues to receive more iterations this Fall 2016, as it’s now introduced in a tonal finish consisting of binary blue/obsidian.

Composed of breathable mesh and hyperfuse overlays across its upper, the subdued colorway exudes a much sleeker look to its already streamlined aesthetic. Notable elements include reflective branding on the heel and branding on the side panels via Swooshes, as it’s all topped off with a matching full-length rubber sole unit.

With this official unveiling, this pair is suggested to arrive at select Nike retailers starting November 3 for $150.

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Author’s Take

I’m a fan of the style or runners in general and you can’t go wrong with this colorway. It’s versatile and perfect for everyday wear.

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The Nike Air Python Premium returns in a new colorway this Fall 2016, which is almost similar to the monochromatic gym red variation that debuted in Spring 2015.

This pair, however, flaunts the eye-catching hue across its Air Jordan 2-inspired upper, which is embossed in snakeskin for a touch of luxury. All resting atop a contrasting white Air Force 2 sole unit with a gum outsole, the model is topped off with matching laces, eyelets and branding gracing the tongue tab and rear.

Priced at $150, look for this latest lifestyle silhouette at select Nike accounts now.

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Author’s Take

I like the silhouette in general and this color combination is always a crowd pleaser. I’m not really a fan of the python upper, but, it’s not a deal breaker.

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After some slight confusion, the Nike KD 9 University Red (or “Hard Work”) now has a new release date and would’t you know it, today’s the day Kevin Durant’s latest drops in stores. Featuring a red and black Flyknit upper, some might even dare call it a “Bred” colorway. I won’t, because there’s enough sneakers called “Bred” in this world that we don’t need another one if we’re being honest here.

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The classic Nike Air Pegasus from 1989 gets a new modernized and winterized upgrade for the new Air Pegasus 89 Tech. With the classic design at its ore, the silhouette gets a few major modifications, including a new mid-top cut, a durable ripstop nylon upper with a water-resistant coating, and a neoprene inner bootie for foot-hugging comfort. The Pegasus 89 Tech debuts in this “Night Maroon” colorway, which also features Ember Glow and light purple accents to increase its stand-out look. Pairs we be available beginning tomorrow via Nike SNKRS.

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Not only will we be seeing the release of the Nike KD 9 Black Space tomorrow, but Nike will be surprising us with this Wolf Grey pair as well.

This new colorway of the KD 9 comes dressed in the traditional Flyweave upper and combines Wolf Grey and Dark Grey all throughout the shoe. The laces, branding, inner liner, and midsole have also all been done in shades of grey while an icy blue translucent outsole wraps things up.

Look for this Nike KD 9 Wolf Grey at select Nike retailers beginning tomorrow, October 1st, for $150.

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Author’s Take

Very clean colorway, especially for the Fall season. I’m not sure why a lot of these KD 9 colorways aren’t getting more exposure from Nike.

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Nike Basketball’s Hyperdunk line has been as ever-changing as the game of basketball itself, with fresh designs changing the imprint’s DNA on a yearly basis. This year, the Swoosh outdid themselves by introducing the Nike Hyperdunk 2016 Elite as the go-to model for Team USA’s Olympic Men’s National squad with the likes of DeAndre Jordan, Draymond Green, and Paul George all showcasing the Nike Hyperdunk 2016 Flyknit in glorious red, white and blue colorways en route to another Gold Medal victory.

We’re guaranteed to see the model throughout the coming NCAA and NBA seasons given the amount of colorways we’ve seen previewed this Fall 2016 season, and today a Kentucky-esque “Game Royal” is the latest monochromatic release. The Nike Hyperdunk 2016 Flyknit benefits from Dynamic Flywire cables for a lockdown support, a bolstered heel panel and midsole reminiscent of the Nike Kyrie 2’s, and full-length Zoom Air cushioning to help with an explosive return of energy. This Game Royal colorway is perfect for Coach Cal’s squad while they’re not busy breaking out the latest Air Jordan retro. What do you think of the latest Nike Hyperdunk 2016 Flyknit release? Check out more detailed shots below and stay tuned for a release this October.

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Nike purists have been asking for a retro of the Nike Air Unlimited for years, and now Nike Sportswear has finally given them what they’ve always wanted – a true and through retro of the 1994 classic made famous by peak-level David Robinson. The towering high-top is a monument to the days of big men dominance and Nike’s dedication to bringing a unique twist and striking silhouette’s to center and forward-ready models. While the Nike Air Unlimited OG is still waiting in the wings, today we get a look at the Nike Air Unlimited with a touch of modern sensibilities through an updated “Triple Black” colorway.

The Nike Air Unlimited benefits from a neoprene lockdown fit that doubles as added ankle support while a bulky strap overlay will immediately bring back memories of the Nike Air Raid. What was considered a futuristic midsole unit at the time still remains visually striking to match the intricate perforations and panel cuts seen throughout the Unlimited’s upper. Get with us after the break for a better view of the latest Triple Black take on this iconic Nike hoops model and stay tuned for a stateside release this October.

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After what seems like a hibernation period, the Nike Air Python is back and ready to strike once again in new premium looks this fall. The first new colorway we’ve spotted out in the wild is this premium edition in deep red suede embossed with a python skin texture across its entirety, with a contrasting white midsole and a gum rubber outsole to finish the clean and stylish appearance. Python fans can hunt down their pair at select Nike Sportswear retailers like Sole Classics this fall.

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Official images of this new Nike KD 9 in University Red is unveiled, and its moniker is suggested to be “Hard Work” as well.

With the Black Space iteration debuting tomorrow, this pair is expected to follow just a few days after. The sneaker is essentially doused in a Bred-like color scheme, with black accents complementing the predominantly red hue, while pops of white located on the Swooshes and midsole pronounces its overall design. A translucent zoom sole unit and red outsole finishes off the vibrant build.

Retailing for $150, you can purchase this standout pair at select Nike retailers starting October 4th.

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Author’s Take

I would’ve preferred if the midsole was black instead of white and it would’ve been much more appealing. It’s still a solid colorway though and one of its best iterations so far this year.

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The Nike LeBron Zoom Soldier 10 will also join alongside the KD 9 and Kobe 11 in a Black Space rendition, as part of latest pack from Nike Basketball this Fall 2016.

Like all silhouettes included in this range, the theme consists of an all-black finish. The stealthy hue essentially covers the entire basketball sneaker?s profile, which is defined by the distinctive reinforcing straps located on the mid-foot and ankle section. Contrasting accents of white are only visible on the insoles, while it’s topped off with a blacked-out rubber sole unit.

Retailing for a price tag of $130, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers starting Saturday, October 1st.

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Author’s Take

Similar to the pair LeBron wore in the Finals, but I would prefer the Finals edition more. You can?t go wrong with this colorway though. It should garner enough attention.

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In addition to the Kobe 11, the Nike KD 9 will also receive a ?Black Space? iteration as part of the Swoosh?s latest pack for Fall 2016.

The basketball sneaker is essentially doused in the stealthy hue across its entire flyknit composition, while subtle hits of anthracite adorn the Swooshes across its side panels. Finally, a matching full-length rubber sole unit round out its blacked-out profile.

With its retail price set at $150, you can purchase this tonal pair at select Nike retailers starting Saturday, October 1st.

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Author’s Take

This model in all-black isn?t as appealing as I thought it would be. It?s still a solid and versatile pair, but, I?m not too interested.

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Official images of the Nike Kobe 11 Black Space are unveiled, as it’s set to make its debut at retailers tomorrow.

As suggested, the basketball sneaker is essentially rendered in all-black throughout its entire flyknit upper. Tonal suede accents are implemented on the heel and tongue, in addition to matching laces and Swooshes across its side panels to solidify its stealthy profile. Pops of red grace the rear for subtle a contrast, while it’s topped off with an icy translucent outsole unit.

Retailing for $200, you can purchase this standout pair at select Nike stockists starting Saturday, October 1st.

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Author’s Take

I?m a big fan of this silhouette when it?s composed of flyknit. In this stealthy colorway, it?s an appealing and versatile pair. The icy outsole gives it a nice touch.

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The Nike Roshe Two gets ready for autumn with this new women’s colorway to match the dark red shades of the falling leaves. The “Dark Cayenne” edition features the spicy red hue across its foam-mesh upper tonally, with the new and improved Roshe outsole in white below. Ladies on the lookout for the Roshe Two can find these arriving at select Nike Sportswear suppliers like Rock City Kicks right now.

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The Nike Air Max 95 is back in black. The forever in style Air Max icon goes with the equally forever in style “Triple Black” color scheme for this latest edition hitting stores now. The latest all black look may only feature one color, but you will get a variation in textures in materials across the synthetic nubuck, leather, and ballistic mesh upper with reflective details on the heel and tongue. If you’re in need of a new blacked-out Air Max 95, you can pick these up now from shops like Sneaker Politics.

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“Still stable after all these years.” That’s Nike Running’s tagline for the all-new Zoom Structure 20, the latest in the long line of the stability-minded model that was birthed in 1991. Once again helping change the misconception that running shoes built for stability to help support overpronators have to be heavy, clunky, and never stylish, the latest addition to the Structure family is sleek, light, and arguably the best looking model yet.

Designed for lightweight stability and smooth transitions through each stride, the Structure 20 features three key updates from the previous model: enhanced stability with the dual-density foam Dynamic Support technology; Dynamic Fit technology that wraps your foot and provides a secure, locked-in feel; and a seamless Flymesh upper to provide reduced weight and maximum breathability. The Structure 20 includes Zoom Air in the forefoot that couples with the dual-density foam in the heel to offer responsive and supportive cushioning throughout your run.

Debuting in the “Anniversary” colorway on September 22nd, a full range of new colorways for men and women, as well as the Structure 20 iD and Structure 20 Shield iD, are available now at Nike.com.

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