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The Danny Supa x Nike SB Dunk Will Make A Return Next Year
By SoleInsider
If you’ve been into sneaker for a good minute, you know that the Danny Supa x Nike SB Dunk is a OG Dunk that made its debut back in 2002. This original colorway of the Dunk, which was designed by skater Dany Supa came in a bold Orange, Blue and White color scheme. 15 years later, it appears as it the shoe is getting the retro treatment.
Supa recently signed a two-year extension with Nike SB, and one of the projects they plan on doing is bringing back this classic colorway of the Nike SB Dunk. Said to be releasing during the Holiday season of 2017, we are not sure whether the colorway will be placed on a Dunk Low or High. The OG pair came in low top fashion, but to be quite honest with you, low or high will still be welcomed with open arms. Are you looking forward to this release? Stay tuned as more info begins to surface.
When you think of golf shoes, you really don’t think of bold/bright/neck-breaking, well at least we didn’t. Times have changed as many golfers are expanding their horizons when it comes to their footwear of choice. With that being said, check out all the Gold placed on the Nike Blazer Golf.
The Nike Blazer Golf is actually a women’s model, but if any men want to rock this on the green, I wouldn’t blame you. The Gold hue takes care of the entire upper, which also includes the laces, lining and branding. Soothing the motif of the shoe is the White placed on the entire sole unit. Out now, pick up your very own pair for $150.
It’s still Summer so it’s still the perfect time to rock bright kicks. Nike has just the thing for the ladies with this vibrant colorway of the Nike Air Huarache.
This lightweight runner from the Swoosh comes equipped with a mesh, textile, neoprene, and synthetic leather upper. Sunset and Gold Dart combine nicely on the upper while a White midsole and Black rubber outsole finish off the look. The synthetic overlays also have a shimmer to them that gives the shoe a nice pop.
Ladies can pick up this bold Huarache at select Nike retailers now for $110.
Nike is in full Olympic mode as you can tell by looking at their new Nike Air Max 1 iD Olympic Medal Collection that features bright and bold colorways of the classic runner.
Up above we see the Air Max 1 covered in Metallic Bronze, Metallic Silver, and Metallic Gold, all colors inspired by the Olympic medals. In addition to the Air Max 1, you can also create the same colorways for the Air Max 90 and the Air Force 1. Which colorway do you like best? Check them all out above on the Air Max 1 and create your own pair on NIKEiD now.
Pretty cool option for the Olympics, but all of the colors are just too bright for me. I’d like them better if the metallic colors were only used as accents maybe on the branding or a specific part of the shoe.
The Nike Kobe 11 Elite Brazil Releases Tomorrow In Limited Quantities
By SoleInsider
With the Olympics officially getting underway today, Nike has decided that they’ll be releasing an extremely limited pair of Kobe 11s.
Known as the Brazil colorway and paying respects to the host country of the Olympic games, this premium colorway of the Kobe 11 features the traditional all-white look as the shoe comes with an all-white Flyknit upper and a white outsole. Nike decided to add hits of green, blue and yellow on the lace tips, Swoosh, and heel outline as an homage to Brazil. Snake texture has then been added on the heels and tongue as a finishing touch.
The Nike Kobe 11 Elite Brazil will be releasing in very limited quantities on August 6th at select retailers for $200.
While we await the release of the Nike Kyrie 2 Parade in less than 24 hours, today we get a first look at what’s being known as the Kyrie 2 School Bus colorway.
This bright colorway of the Kyrie 2 features bright yellow upper with black accents landing on the midfoot strap, heel, outsole, and the speckling on the midsole. A red stop sign has been placed on the tongue with “KYRIE” replacing the word stop as well as “school bus” written on the heel.
Take a look at the first images of the Nike Kyrie 2 School Bus and let us know your thoughts in the comments section. Do you plan on grabbing this colorway when it releases? Stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for updates.
I like the combination of yellow and black, I just don’t like the whole school bus theme. The shoe would have been much better without the stop sign and school bus branding.
Nike Plants A Massive Art Installation In Rio Throughout Olympics
By SoleInsider
Residents and tourists in Rio are encouraged to check out Nike’s insane art installation in Praça XV of downtown Rio. Called “Rio Unlimited”, this space is a giant digital art piece that consists of a 100-square-meter cube composed of multiple screens. You’ll be able to check out the latest footwear and apparel innovations from the Unlimited collection while taking advantage of a dope photo moment while donning the NikeLab Team Brasil jacket. The space is open now and through the end of August.
NikeLab also transformed the third floor of their Ipanema store into a rotating art gallery. In addition, Nike will host free citywide activities starting today and through August 21st.
A Possible First Look At Paul Georges First Signature Shoe, The Nike PG 1
By SoleInsider
A first look has leaked of what is believed to be Paul George’s first signature sneaker, the Nike PG 1.
After suffering a career threatening injury back in 2014, Paul George has come back better than ever and is ready to help lead Team USA to a gold medal in Rio. The Nike PG 1 features a neoprene slip-on upper with a midfoot strap and PG’s logo on the tongue. Swoosh branding has also been added by the ankle. According to SneakerFiles, when the sneaker first releases it may initially be known as the Nike The Bait 1. The first colorway to release will come in a Pacers colorway of Obsidian, White and University Gold and is slated for a late August/early September 2016 release. Retail price will be $110.
Check out the first leaked look above and let us know your thoughts on the Nike PG 1 in the comments below.
it’s kind of hard to judge the shoe based off of this one picture, but so far I’m not really impressed with what I see. Hopefully better images will show the shoe in a new light.
The Nike x KITH Pop-Up Shop Is Open Now, Remains Open Until December
By SoleInsider
Nike’s new team-up with Kith for a special pop-up shop in New York City is now open. The elegantly designed space connected to the main Kith Manhattan location opened its doors today, and will remain open until the end of 2016, featuring a rotating selection of footwear a special themes throughout the months ahead. Of course, the first theme of the Nike x Kith pop-up is the Olympics, so if you stop by you can expect a large supply of Nike’s current Olympics-inspired sneaker releases and related historic pieces from the Nike archives. The space also debuts Kith Treats to Manhattan (previously only at the Brooklyn Kith location), and will feature red, white, and blue themed cereal and ice cream concoctions. The Nike x Kith pop-up store is located at 644 Broadway in NYC and will be open 10-9 Monday-Saturday and 11-8 on Sundays.
The Kyrie 2 is taking the back to school theme rather literally with the latest release. Known as the Nike Kyrie 2 School Bus, the yellow and black pair imitates the go-to mode of transportation for grade schoolers and beyond with an on-the-nose take.
The Kyrie 2 has always thrived off of a number of grade school exclusive looks, and what better way to honor back-to-school season than with an homage to how most kids get there? The new homage to getting schooled comes in the form of a vibrant yellow upper, accented black speckles, and a red ‘Kyrie’ branded stop sign logo on the tongue. The heel even features bold ‘School Bus’ branding in case you were confused as to what this Kyrie 2 School Bus pair represented.
It’s unknown whether this Kyrie 2 offering will be limited to grade schoolers (most likely) or if it will arrive in a full-size run, but stick with us for more updates right here on Sneaker News.
Today, KITH and Nike have officially opened its pop-up shop in SOHO 644 Broadway.
Set to run until the end of December, the location hosts several interactive components, all of which will tell a unified narrative. Notable highlights in the store is a constantly rotating selection of special footwear, a customization booth that features limited edition Nike x Kith products, a cased display of materials, apparel and footwear from the Nike archives, as well as Manhattan?s first Kith Treats cereal and ice cream café.
The first narrative will revolve around the Summer Olympics, which will exhibit USA-inspired designs, and red, white, and blue-themed cereal specials.
If you’re in the area, head over to the new spot now.
Paul George is Nike Basketball’s next signature athlete. This announcement shouldn’t come as a surprise, as it’s been a long time coming for the Indiana Pacers’ superstar. While PG13’s anticipated signature model, the Nike PG 1, might have been delayed due to his injury during Team USA’s 2014 intrasquad FIBA scrimmage, the first look at his debut model couldn’t have come at a better time. Not only is George back to elite form, today is Team USA’s first game in their chase for a Gold Medal in the Rio Olympics with Paul serving as an integral part of the roster.
It’s also rumored that the first installment of what promises to be an exciting series of Paul George Shoes could be alternatively called the ‘Nike The Bait 1’ according to SneakerFiles.com. The shoe is minimalist in design, with a neoprene slip-on upper recieving lockdown support through an asymmetrical midfoot strap. The sleek midsole unit should boast Zoom cushioning and is reminiscient of earlier Kobe entries. The Nike PG 1 will debut in a Pacers-themed Obsidian/White-University Gold in the near future and will replace the Kyrie series as the entry level priced Nike Basketball signature.
Expect the Nike PG 1 to arrive at retailers in early September for $110 USD, but no official release date has been confirmed just yet. Check out the first preview of PG’s first signature model with Nike Basketball after the break and let us know if you’re a fan of the look.
NikeLab Crafts An Incredible Kobe 11 Inspired By Brazil
By SoleInsider
Are you missing Kobe Bryant yet? While the Black Mamba is done playing professionally, we can’t help but remember the past two USA Men’s National basketball teams with Kobe running the show. He almost single-handedly won the Redeem Team’s Gold Medal against Spain in the 2008 Olympics and his strong international play contributed to his lasting legacy in other countries. Now NikeLab is sending a quick reminder in the form of what could be summer’s premier Kobe release – this NikeLab Kobe 11 Brazil slated to release August 6th.
The incredibly limited offering showcases the Kobe 11 Elite at its finest. A crisp all-white construction combines breathable Flyknit with a synthetic snakeskin leather on the Swoosh and heel. A nod to the Brazilian flag is subtly represented through the Swoosh’s contrasting yellow piping and a blue insole for good measure. What do you think of this Kobe 11 Brazil release?
Check out more photos after the break and know that this Olympic-themed Kobe release will arrive at select shops in limited quantities this Saturday, August 6th.
Buy, Pass, Wait: Air Jordan 7 Olympic Alternate, Nike Air Trainer SC High 96, Under Armour Curry Lux
By SoleInsider
We are getting into the Olympic spirit with this edition of Buy, Pass, Wait as several prominent pairs that celebrate the Summer Games are dropping or have already dropped this weekend. There are a few heavy hitters making their way onto shelves, including a new (but really old, actually) colorway of the Air Jordan 7, a love letter to the last time the Olympic were held here in America and the beginning of Nike’s Unlimited campaign to coincide with the games.
Juan Martinez, Editor-In-Chief: (PASS) There’s levels of uh, iconicnessity (FYI, that’s not a real word; just needed to get my point across.) when it comes to sneakers, and the Air Jordan 7 Olympic belongs at or near the top. Because of that colorway’s place in history, releasing an “Alternate” colorway that Michael Jordan may or may not have rejected initially is a tricky one. While I appreciate the history lesson and think it’s great that Nike is willing to put themselves out there by dropping “failed” designs, I can see why MJ rejected them back in the days.
Renz Ofiaza, News: (PASS) It has started to grow on me, but, I still prefer the original Olympic colorway instead. I’m biased towards the theme though. Maybe if the price goes lower, I’ll consider.
Juan Carrillo, News: (WAIT) It has started to grow on me, but, I still prefer the original Olympic colorway instead. I’m biased towards the theme though. Maybe if the price goes lower, I’ll consider
Andres Carrillo, News: (WAIT) It has started to grow on me, but, I still prefer the original Olympic colorway instead. I’m biased towards the theme though. Maybe if the price goes lower, I’ll consider.
EIC Juan: (BUY) I have zero chance of copping these, but I would love to own a pair because it really is a loving tribute to the ATL (word to G-Roc) and I can appreciate it when a sneaker goes above and beyond to truly capture a moment in time.
Renz: (BUY) I like the silhouette overall and the colorway is quite appealing. I like it even more since it holds a significance and it’s quite an exclusive pair.
News Juan: (PASS) Great theme execution on the shoe. Love the use of colors and the Georgia Peach/Olympic branding on the shoe. The outsole is crazy, and the use of Gold accents is nice. With all that being said, it’s still not a pair of kicks I see myself wearing a lot, which I why I don’t see myself picking up a pair.
Andres: (PASS) I would say wait on this shoe but being that it’s really limited I know it’s gonna sell out quick. Even though I’m not a huge fan of the Air Trainer SC High I really like this colorway. The materials and inspiration/theme for the shoe are real dope. If I were from Atlanta I would pick these up no questions asked.
EIC Juan: (GOT ‘EM) UA’s foray into the sportswear space should be a success because the Curry One amazingly lends itself well to a more casual look. However, detractors and haters will see these and dismiss them immediately so you should see that as an opportunity to stand out from the crowd. Despite the limited number being dropped among the first five colorways, you shouldn’t have a problem copping down the line coupled with a price drop.
Renz: (PASS) I appreciate the refined design and colorways, but, I’m not really tempted into purchasing either. Although, I’d choose the Lux Low in tan though. I’m biased towards that shade.
News Juan: (WAIT) The shoe looks sleek, I’ll give you that. The colorways/construction used on both the Low and High are pretty clean. Price is a little high for a Curry sneaker. I’m not against picking up a pair, but I’d rather wait it out. Again, this isn’t a shoe I see myself “needing” so waiting it out to save some cash is not a problem.
Andres: (PASS) Under Armour should have made a completely new silhouette instead of a premium Curry One. Still looks like a basketball shoe to me except that now it has leather or suede. Also I think the colorways could have been a lot better, I’m not a big fan of the tonal looks.
EIC Juan: (BUY) I was a big fan of the Kyrie 2 even before I had a chance to talk to Uncle Drew about it, but now that I can tell that he is very much hands-on with the process and it’s not just lip service, it makes me appreciate the shoe that much more. The Parade colorway would have gone under the radar had Kyrie not worn it during the Cavs’ big parade to celebrate their championship, but now it’s going to be a quick seller.
Renz: (BUY) I’m a fan of the clean color palette/silhouette and I like how the theme is only emphasized on the mid-foot strap. This is one of the best colorways of the silhouette this year.
News Juan: (PASS) Eh, sans the strap, it’s a White and Black shoe. I don’t see anything too special in this colorway. There’s way more colorways of the Kyrie 2 that I’d rather pick up instead of this one. Easy pass.
Andres: (PASS) This is one of the nicer colorways of the Kyrie 2 but since Kyrie and the Cavs knocked my Raptors out of the playoffs I can’t see myself buying these shoes. Haha jk. Aside from the strap they’re also pretty plain. These could have been a lot better, especially since they’re tied to Kyrie’s first championship.
EIC Juan: (PASS) I saw a pair in person yesterday and it just didn’t do anything for me. The Olympic tie-in is great and all and I’m a sucker for the volt and pink combination, so it might just be I prefer a more simpler look for the KD 9 as a whole. Of course, I also love the upcoming Birds of Paradise colorway so what the hell do I know?
Renz: (PASS) It’s an appealing colorway, but, I’m not too crazy about it. Maybe it’ll look better if the theme was only placed on the upper.
News Juan: (PASS) I like the Nike KD 9. I really do. I’m just waiting on a really good colorway to drop. I’m not really feeling Volt accents on sneakers at the moment, which is why I don’t see myself picking up a pair. I’m really looking forward to other colorways releasing. I have a good feeling that KD 9 will come out with nice colorways this year.
Andres: (PASS) Thanks to the Flyknit upper, the KD 9 has potential for some real nice colorways. This isn’t one of them in my opinion. The colors make it look too much like a women’s colorway.
While this particular colorway of the Nike Air Presto was revealed last month and indicated of a 4th of July commemoration, the model hasn’t arrived at stateside retailers until now to perfectly coincide with the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio.
Defining by its USA-themed color palette, the breathable mesh construction is rendered in white, while its distinctive translucent TPU lacing system and heel apparatus are shaded in vibrant blue, followed by pops of red adorning the outsole, tongue, pull tabs and branding on the midsole, as well as on the toe box.
All adhered atop a white rubber sole unit, more red accents are placed on the outsole and miniature Swoosh branding of the component to solidify its overall composition. Topped off with matching white laces, you can find this model at select Nike stockists nationwide now for a retail price tag of $120.
