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More Color Blocking On The Nike Air Huarache
By SoleInsider
The popular Nike Air Huarache is treated in a new colorway this summer, which is defined by a mixture of vibrant and understated tones.
Flaunting an off-white-colored mesh and leather upper, the neoprene bootie construction is rendered in volt, followed by contrasting black accents adorning the signature heel cage system. Although it’s not clearly shown in the gallery above, the inner lining and rear underlays are treated with a slight blue cap finish.
Topped off with a crisp white midsole unit and black outsole, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers overseas first, while a stateside release is expected soon.
Wolf Grey Covers The New Nike Air Max 1 Ultra Flyknit
By SoleInsider
Another colorway of the newly-introduced Nike Air Max 1 Ultra Flyknit has been revealed this summer, as the model is also offered a classic palette of wolf grey/white.
The runner?s defining aesthetic consists of a knitted composition in a mixture of white and grey threads to promote more ventilation and a lighter feel, while tonal hits of grey adorn the mudguard and Swooshes on the side panels in a synthetic overlay to reinforce its overall design. More is added on the upper eyelets, heel and branding on the tongue.
All adhered atop a clean white sole unit, fans can find this pair select Nike retailers worldwide now for a price tag of $180.
The Nike Flyknit Air Max Receives Another Vibrant Finish
By SoleInsider
Last rendered in a mixture of blue and pink, the Nike Flyknit Air Max is presented in another multicolor option this season, as it flaunts a mixture of blue glow/bright mango and deep royal blue shades.
With the three primary tones essentially intertwined across its knitted upper, the more vibrant threads grace the flywire system, side panels, toe cap and heel, while it also flows throughout the midsole piping in a gradient finish. Additionally, white Swooshes and 3M reflective detailing on the heel pull tabs round out its overall makeup.
Finished off with the signature visible full-length air-enhanced sole unit, you can expect to find this pair at select Nike retailers soon for a price tag of $225.
More new imagery of the upcoming Nike Kobe 11 3D is unveiled, as it’s set to make its debut in a few more days.
Simply defined by its eccentric upper which bears an eye-catching graphic print that consists of an all-over circular motif in shades of brown, orange and teal, the model is further reinforced with tonal hits of black, which are implemented on the tongue, inner lining and laces. The vibrant build is continued with orange and teal-colored heel tabs, while it’s topped off with a slightly translucent white sole unit.
Look for this standout pair at select Nike retailers starting July 27th for a price tag of $160.
With the Ultra Moire Forrest Gump pair consisting as its most standout release so far this summer, the Nike Cortez is now rendered in a vibrant hue of clay orange.
Comprised of smooth nylon across the majority of its build, tonal suede overlays adorn the eye stays, toe cap and heel counter, while premium white leather is utilized for the Swoosh branding across its side panels and heel tab. All adhered atop a crisp white rubber sole unit, hits of black adorn the rear portion of its midsole to solidify its overall palette and composition.
You can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers overseas now, while a stateside release is expected soon.
Bright Crimson Takes Over The Nike Flyknit Roshe Run
By SoleInsider
Fans of the Nike Flyknit Roshe Run will be happy to hear that Nike just released a Summer-appropriate colorway of the model. Rocking and bold Bright Crimson hue from top to bottom, let’s get a closer look at the women’s Nike Flyknit Roshe Run Bright Crimson.
This version of the Roshe Run comes constructed out of a Flyknit woven upper done in the aforementioned Bright Crimson colorway. Offsetting the tonal look of the shoe is the White Nike Swoosh as well as the iridescent hits placed on the stripe going down the tongue. Below you will find even more Bright Crimson by way of the natural motion outsole. Out not at select Nike retailers, let us know if you plan on picking up a pair for $120.
The Womens Nike Air Force 1 Low TXT Premium Demands Your Attention
By SoleInsider
Every once in a while Nike releases a version of the Nike Air Force 1 Low that manages to stand out from the crowd. This particular pair manages to do so by utilizing both a texture/construction and color scheme we’re not used to seeing on the model. Let’s take a closer look at this women’s colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low.
The Nike Air Force 1 Low TXT Premium comes in a textured upper that mimics the look of a leopard print done in a neon Orange colorway. The tonal look of the shoe is contrasted by the Turquoise and Volt accents placed in areas such as the tongue tag and heel tab. Additional features include the icy clear outsole, White midsole and a darker shade of Orange placed on the Nike Swoosh branding. Out now, pick up your very own pair at select retailers for $110.
I’ma keep it real with you. I love the Air Force 1 Low, but this color/texture combination is definitely not a good look. It looks like you’re wearing Cheetos Puffs on your feet. Come on, Nike.
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This New Nike Flyknit Air Max Seems To Have New York Sports Fans In Mind
By SoleInsider
If your a fan of the New York Mets or Knicks and looking for a comfy new pair of shoes to match your team gear, then look no further. Nike Running drops this new edition of the Flyknit Air Max, featuring a color scheme any Bartolo or Kristaps fan should appreciate, in a dark blue Flyknit base that’s interwoven with royal and bright orange for a classic New York color scheme. Whether you’re a New Yorker or just like the color scheme no matter what teams you root for, this latest Flyknit Air Max can be found at select Nike suppliers soon.
The Nike Air Foamposite One Olympic Will Release Next Week
By SoleInsider
With the 2016 Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil approaching very soon (Aug. 5 ? 21), this variation of the Nike Air Foamposite One will arrive first to help you celebrate the iconic international sporting event, in addition to supporting Team USA basketball.
Exuding patriotic vibes, the signature molded upper is treated in white, while dark obsidian graces the tongue, laces and eye stays. Capping off the USA flair is seen with pops of red adorning the inner lining, as metallic gold accents grace the lace tips and 1 cent logos on the rear as a nod to the first-place medals.
Rounded out with an icy blue translucent outsole, you can purchase this pair at select Nike stockists starting July 26th for a retail price tag of $250.
Click and bookmark our official Nike Air Foamposite One Olympic launch page now for more images, videos and release details.
One of my fave basketball silhouettes and I like this pair a lot. I like how the colors were laid out and these should garner a lot of attention, especially for fans of the model.
Following its official reveal, the Nike Kobe 11 3D is presented in another detailed look, as the model is set to finally arrive next week.
A design that takes cues from the classic ?3D? Kobe 6 colorway, the eccentric style is simply focalized on its upper which bears an eye-catching graphic print with an all-over circular motif in shades of brown, orange and teal. Tonal hits of black grace the inner lining, tongue and laces to complement its vibrant build, while it’s topped off with a slightly translucent white sole unit.
Finished off with orange and teal-colored heel tabs, you can purchase this standout pair at select Nike retailers on July 27 for a price tag of $160.
Catch The Olympic Vibes With This Nike Air Foamposite One That Drops Next Week
By SoleInsider
Before this week we all thought that that Nike Air Foamposite One Olympic was going to release today, but with everything else going on at Nike/Jordan Brand this week, the release was pushed back a few days.
We are now expected to see this patriotic Foamposite arrive at retailers on Tuesday, July 26th. This Olympic colorway of the Nike Air Foamposite One features a pristine white foam upper with Obsidian, University Red and Metallic Gold accents seen throughout the rest of the shoe. The gold detailing on the One Cent logo and the special stars and stripes insoles complete the Olympic/patriotic theme.
You’ll be able to purchase your pair early next week for a retail price of $250. Make sure to click and bookmark our Nike Air Foamposite One Olympic launch page for the latest images, release information and updates.
I?m not a fan of Foams, but a colorway comes around every so often that catches my attention. This Olympic pair is pretty nice, but I wouldn?t be willing to pay anywhere near $250 for it.
It turns out that Bryant visited the Netherlands yesterday which will be followed by Italy today, the place where he moved with his family as a child. The mission/goal for Kobe and Nike’s visit to Europe is to inspire and engage young athletes while affirming Bryant’s legacy as a dedicated teacher and relentless innovator. Take a look at some images from day 1 of his Europe tour and stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for more.
This Nike Roshe Run Flyknit Bright Crimson Features Iridescent Touches
By SoleInsider
With all the news surrounding the sequel to the instant classic that was Dylan Raasch’s Nike Roshe Run, you can’t forget about some of the solid releases that are still hitting retail shelves throughout the summer. The Nike Roshe Run Flyknit is back in a Red October-like colorway featuring a beautiful Bright Crimson woven upper to match the natural motion outsole while a white Swoosh on the side panel adds some diversity. The hidden feature of this pair can be found on the tongue where an iridescent strip adds some reflective accents for good measure. Check out more photos after the break and grab this women’s exclusive today via shops like Sneaker Politics.
Buy, Pass, Wait: Air Jordan 5, Pharrell x adidas NMD, Nike Sportswear Olympic Collection
By SoleInsider
Nike Air is back on a classic retro and it somehow costs more than the latest Air Jordan. That’s right, the $220 Air Jordan 5 Black Metallic Silver that is dropping on Saturday somehow costs $35 more than the recently revealed Air Jordan 31. Will that sobering fact have any effect on the sales performance of the 5s this weekend? Nope, and as evidenced by our discussion about this weekend’s releases for Buy, Pass, Wait, it’s the least of our worries when it comes to that drop.
Juan Martinez, Editor-In-Chief: (PASS) Just this past week, I managed to find a pair of Laney Air Jordan 5s for a decent close-to-retail price so my desire to cop another pair of 5s, Nike Air or not, has dropped significantly. Now if I can just convince somebody to part with their Tokyo 23s…
Renz Orfiaza, News: (PASS) You can’t go wrong with the colorway. It’ll obviously get a lot of attention since it’s a revived classic, but, I’m not too inclined on purchasing anymore.
Juan Carrillo, News: (PASS) Aside from the Air Jordan 1, Nike Air branding on Jordans isn’t really a big deal to me. I actually sold my pair of Metallic 5s earlier this year. I used to love this shoe, but over time I’ve kind of gotten over it. I know it’s a classic, but it’s a pair I feel I can live without.
Andres Carrillo, News: (WAIT) I’ve always wanted the Air Jordan 5 in this black/metallic silver colorway, but if it means paying $220 plus tax for it I’m gonna have to pass on them. The materials don’t seem all that better than then 2011 pair so I don’t think I can justify the price increase just for the Nike Air branding. The only way I’ll buy them is if they fall to less than $200, which they probably won’t.
Pharrell x adidas HU NMD
Politics
EIC Juan: (PASS) Like the yellow pair, prefer the red that I saw him wear a few weeks ago at an adidas event. $240 is steep especially since regular Primeknit NMDs are $170 if you can find them.
Renz: (BUY) I’m biased towards the NMD profile and I like the deconstructed look of the lacing system as well. It’s an exclusive pair so it holds more value, but, I’m looking forward to more colorways.
News Juan: (BUY) I love the look and color of the shoe (I’m a sucker for Yellow sneakers). I get that it’s a collaboration but I can do without the large HUMAN RACE branding all over the shoe. With that being said, if someone were to offer me a pair at retail I’d take them without thinking about it twice.
Andres: (PASS) Pretty dope pair of NMDs, but a $240 price tag? Really? I mean it’s not like I was gonna have a chance at even buying these, but even if I did that price is ridiculous.
EIC Juan: (PASS) At first glance I thought these were just different versions of the Just Don x Air Jordan 2 Beach. Eh, it’s a nice color scheme but they’re still Air Jordan 2s and while I don’t loathe 2s like I do 13s, it’s not that far off…
Renz: (BUY, I’ll try since a Europe-exclusive) I’m all for the colorway and I basically like the lifestyle appeal of the model.
News Juan: (WAIT) Being that the shoe appears to be an overseas exclusive, I have no choice but to wait in hopes of these arriving stateside. Honestly, the fact that it pays homage to the Quai 54 streetball tournament is not one of the reasons why I like the shoe. As a matter of fact if I had the option of removing the Quai 54 branding on the tongue, I’d do it. I just like the color scheme on the shoe.
Andres: (PASS) This is a pretty decent colorway of the Air Jordan 2 but I just don’t like it enough to actually buy it. I feel like it would be so hard to take care if it and keep it mint condition cause of the color and materials.
Under Armour Curry 2.5 49ers
Under Armour
EIC Juan: (PASS) It’s not an official 49ers colorways since Nike owns everything NFL-related when it comes to gear, so this is just tangetialy related to the greatest franchise in all of sports. Don’t…
Renz: (PASS) The color combo is appealing but that’s about it. I’m not really into the silhouette, although, the theme is a nice option of the silhouette recently.
News Juan: (PASS) I really don’t like the gradient/pattern used on the upper. There’s better options of the Curry 2.5 out there, there’s now way I’d spend my money on this pair. It kind of looks rushed, no?
Andres: (PASS) I didn’t really like the Curry 2 and I can say the same about the 2.5. Out of all the colorways that have released this may be one of the worst ones.
Nike Sportswear Olympic Collection
EIC Juan: Nike Hyperdunk 2008 United We Rise
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I remember first seeing these in DIME Magazine and have wanted them ever since. While I would prefer to get the Kobe PE version, this pair is more than an adequate subsitute. If I didn’t already have Nike Air Zoom Flight 96, those would be my pick but we can’t go wrong with these either.
Renz: Nike Air Force 180
Nike
I had the chance to purchase it four years ago but passed. I’ve always liked this silhouette in this colorway. It’s appealing for both on and off the court.
News Juan: Nike Air Force 180
Nike
I’ve never owned this model, but this Olympic colorway is screaming my name. The color scheme is executed perfectly, and it has just enough Gold accents to help give the shoe some pop.
Andres: Nike Air More Uptempo
Nike
Now that I really think about it I regret passing up on the Air More Uptempo. The shoe has such a unique look to it and this Olympic colorway is so clean. I think it was easily the best Olympic release of 2016. Maybe I can still find myself a pair for retail.
Kobe Bryant Heads To Europe With Nike To Inspire Next Generation
By SoleInsider
To many of the NBA’s elite players today, Kobe Bryant was their Michael Jordan. The Black Mamba will go down as one of the game’s greatest players of all time, and while he’s hung up his signature sneakers for good, he’s still determined to make a global impact on the game of basketball. Nike Basketball and Kobe have partnered for a tour of Europe to help reach out to and inspire the next generation of basketball players. He landed in the Netherlands recently and spoke to at Nike’s European Headquarters in Hilversum. He spoke to an eager crowd and even instructed at a brief basketball clinic. His next stop is in Italy, the country he grew up in while watching his dad play professionally at the international level. The tour will honor Kobe’s earliest and most influential basketball memories while giving back to the next generation through a multi-city tour. Check out a brief recap of his Hilversum stop and stay tuned for more updates on the Black Mamba’s road trip right here on Sneaker News.
