The Nike Free RN Flyknit is treated with multicolor flair for its latest iteration this Spring 2016, as it was previously offered in an Oreo finish.

While this particular pair utilizes a predominantly black/white/grey palette throughout its single-seam knitted upper as well, the vibrant accents are more prominent on the tongue and inner lateral portion of its side panels. Additional volt hits are seen on the flywire system, while tonal black accents are applied on the laces, inner lining and full-length sole unit.

Other notable details consist of Black Swooshes on the inner lateral portion, while White is prominent on the outer side section. Furthermore, additional branding is located on the tongue tab and throughout the rear section of the sole, followed by subtle volt accents gracing the frontal portion of its outsole.

You can find this latest pair at select Nike accounts worldwide now for a retail price tag of $130.

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Author’s Take

I?m a fan of the model?s design and construction in general. I like the execution of the colorway and how the vibrant shades are only prominent on the inner portion.

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To follow-up on a recent classic black/white offering, the Nike Air Max 1 Ultra Essential is introduced in another versatile colorway for Spring 2016.

Comprised of a perforated and seamless synthetic leather upper that promotes a premium fit, lightweight support as well as increased breathability — white, pure platinum and anthracite covers the model’s distinctive palette.

All resting atop a revamped phylon midsole with the signature visible bubble unit in the heel for enhanced cushioning, forefoot flex grooves for also applied to allow more flexibility and comfort.

Retailing for $120, you can purchase a pair now at select Nike accounts nationwide.

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Author’s Take

You can’t go wrong with a pair. I like this modernized rendition of the runner overall. It’s a versatile colorway too, so it should be appreciated.

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The “t-shirts for your feet” are apparently turning into denim jackets for your feet with these new premium editions of the Nike Air Presto built in denim. The durable denim uppers come in your choice of grey or blue, each accented with subtle and sophisticated tones of black, grey, and brown. Adding to the denim effect are leather heel loops and Presto logos on the tongues. The Air Presto PRM “Denim” is arriving now at select Nike Sportswear retailers overseas, and they should be available in the US soon.

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To follow-up on a recent red/white offering, the Nike Air Max 90 Ultra Moire is introduced in another two-tone finish this Spring 2016.

Defined by its lightweight and one-piece seamless upper with perforations throughout to promote ventilation, a dark greenish hue is implemented on the majority of its profile, while cream accents adorn the mudguard, followed by pristine white utilized for its air bubble-enhanced sole unit.

Retailing for $130, you can purchase a pair at select Nike accounts nationwide now.

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Author’s Take

I’ll always be an advocate for this silhouette. I like the colorway on this pair as well. If you’re a fan, you should consider.

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Back when it released in 1989, the Nike Air Flow was the grandfather to minimalist and foot-hugging running shoes like the Air Huarache, Air Presto, and any other shoe that descends from either of those two landmark models. Now Nike Sportswear brings the Flow back with a casual-minded lean, featuring an all-suede upper with laser-cut perforations across the upper for breathability and style. The sole unit is also updated with Lunarlon cushioning, creating the most stylish and comfortable version of the vintage silhouette ever. The all new Lunar Flow LSR (laser) is arriving at select Nike Sportswear retailers in this light green colorway now.

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Even the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 is getting in on the upcoming Rio Olympics festivities with a new USA-ready colorway despite the fact that baseball will not be played during this summer’s numerous international sporting events. Griffey’s first signature model returns with a navy upper, classic gum outsole, and unique stars and stripes graphics on the Swingman heel graphic and pull tabs. A nice touch of contrasting stitching hits throughout as well. What do you think of the look? No word yet on a release date for this pair, but expect this Olympic-themed Griffey colorway to arrive at retailers in the near future.

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Nike continues to be the cream of the crop. Although adidas and Under Armour are making moves, they’re still not anywhere near the success that Nike is currently experiencing. Looking to get even better and create a wider gap between them and their competitors, Nike plans on spending around $40 million to expand their airbag factory located in Beaverton, Oregon.

In an attempt to speed up production and innovation space, Nike hopes that this $40 million investment produces even more of the small bags that are used to create their iconic Nike Air cushioning systems. According to Oregon Live, Nike plans on doing a 140,500-square-foot expansion to the already existing 217,000-square-foot facility. All this will be done by subsidiary Nike IHM. No word on how many more jobs this expansion will create, but we do know that the expansion will also include 363 spaces. It’s also worth mentioning that last year, Nike announced plans to move 10,000 manufacturing jobs to the United States.

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The Nike Kobe 11 Mark Parker is the last installment of the Muse Pack trilogy. Slated to drop at the end of the month, here is out best look yet at the Nike Kobe 11 designed by Nike CEO, Mark Parker.

The Kobe 11 comes in a Black, Metallic Gold, Blue Lagoon and Action Green color scheme. This version of the Nike Kobe 11 comes with a Flyknit upper done in Black and Blue Lagoon hues. Additional features on the shoe include the White Nike Swoosh, the White midsole and the translucent outsole. Lastly, a black leather tongue with Blue Lagoon Kobe branding and a set of Blue Lagoon laces round out the look of the shoe. Slated to drop May 26th for $200, are you looking to this colorway of the Nike Kobe 11? Let us know what you think about the shoe in the comments below.

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Author’s Take

Pretty solid colorway, but I only say that because I’m a big fan of this shade of blue. Definitely one of the top three colorways I’ve seen on the Kobe 11 model.

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Nike decided to bring back the Nike Air Icarus this year to celebrate its 25th anniversary. One of the colorways that manages to get the retro treatment is none other that the Cherry colorway you see above. If you’re looking for an old school runner with some vintage flare, I advise you don’t sleep on these.

The Air Icarus is constructed out of a combination consisting of leather, mesh and nylon. The base color comes in white, while the hits of Purple and Cherry not only provide contrast, but also give the shoe that classic 90s look. Available now at select retailers, let us know if you plan on scooping up a pair.

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Author’s Take

If you’re a fan of the vintage old school runner look, don’t sleep on these. They may not be the most popular Nike running model, but they’re still a dope shoe to wear this Spring.

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It’s safe to say that the Nike Air Max 90 Infrared is the most popular OG colorway that the model has to offer. Not far behind is the AM 90 Laser Blue. Nike has decided to bring back this iconic colorway, but this time around their utilizing it on the Nike Air Max 90 Ultra Essential.

The Nike Air Max 90 Ultra Essential is just one of many different modern iterations of the classic Air Max 90. Updates on the shoe include lighter sole unit and a breathable and seamless mesh upper which in return makes the shoe much more comfortable and lightweight. The Laser Blue color scheme has the shoe come in a white upper contrasted by the black fused mudguard and top eyelets, and of course, the Laser Blue placed on the midsole region surrounding the Air Max unit, bottom eyelet, tongue branding and heel tab. Available internationally, it’s only a matter of time before these drop stateside.

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Author’s Take

I may be on the losing end on this one, but I actually prefer this version of the Air Max 90 than the OG one. Why? It’s lighter and more comfortable. Who doesn’t like that?! Yes, some of the OG aesthetics of the shoe are removed, but it’s still similar enough to have that classic Air Max 90 look.

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The new Nike SB Bruin Hyperfeel silhouette is slowly but surely beginning to release new colorways on the shoe. This time around the shoe rocks a Racer Blue colorway that almost gives the shoe a Knicks-vibe to them.

The SB Bruin Hyperfeel comes in a suede construction done in the aforementioned Racer Blue colorway. The tonal appearance of the shoe is matched up with Orange accents that can be found on the tongue and heel tab branding of the shoe. Below you will find a white Hyperfeel sole unit that has more than enough grip to help you while on the deck. Lastly, perforations along the side panel provide added breathability, and the inner gusset gives you a nice and snug fit. Available now, pick up your pair at select retailers for $90.

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Author’s Take

If I were to skate, I’d give these a try. Strictly for casual wear, I don’t think these are for me. Any skaters out there had the chance to try these on? What do you think?

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The Nike Air Max 90 has seen countless updates by Nike Sportswear over the past half-decade, most focused on seamlessly slimming down the archival runner to make it a more lightweight, modern fit with a similar aesthetic to the original. And while there’s nothing quite like the classic, the Nike Air Max 90 Ultra Essential managed to streamline the fit with an outsole unit inspired by the Ultra Morie running model while bolstering the upper in a breathable mesh perfect for summer. OG colorways are landing on the model too, like this revamp of the classic “Laser Blue” straight from 1990. A clean white base is accented by black overlays (now just a fused portion of the mudguard) while vibrant blues hit the midsole shank and heel to offset subtle grey branding. Available now from U.K. spots like Size?.

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Ever since the Nike Bruin made its return not too long ago, NikeLab has had a hand in helping to release different colorway of the shoe. This next drop is a NikeLab exclusive as the Bruin comes in a classic white and back colorway.

Coming dressed in a white premium leather construction, the Nike Bruin is nicely offset by the hits of black placed on the tongue branding, heel tab branding and of course, the Nike Swoosh on the side panels. Adding to the tonal look of the shoe are the white insoles, laces, lining and sole unit. Fairly simple, yet it manages to work. Out now, pick up a pair at NikeLab locations and online at Nike.com for $150

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Author’s Take

The Nike Bruin is a classic and iconic sneaker in Nike Basketball sneaker. Although it may have a “vintage” look, you’ve got to put some Respeck on its name.

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After the “Marty McFly” Nike Bruin released in extremely limited quantities earlier this year, those who actually wanted a pair to wear and missed out at least now get a consolation prize. Featuring the same premium leather construction, the Bruin has arrived in other colorways, each with a similar all-white upper. NikeLab does the honors on this latest look, featuring a clean and simple white leather upper with black accents in the classic two-toned color block. You can find these now at NikeLab locations and online at Nike.com.

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The Nike Roshe Daybreak NM you see above is part of the Vintage Pack along with a Green and Yellow offering. Today our focus is centered on the Tuscan Rust colorway, let’s get a closer look.

The shoe is constructed out of a brushed suede and mesh material. An Orange hue acts as the base color, while the Obsidian placed on the Nike Swoosh and heel tab give the shoe some nice overall contrast. Additional features on the shoe include the leather lining, leather hits on the heel and Nike Swoosh on the side panels, vintage branding on the tongue and an aged-looking NM sole unit seen below. Available at international retailers such as BSTN (ships to US), are you looking to pick up a pair?

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Author’s Take

The only Roshe Run that I have ever liked has been the OG kind, all the other versions that came after that I can do without, including this pair.

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