LeBron James once again brought out an older signature model of his as he was recently seen getting ready for Game 2. During yesterday’s practice, LeBron James was spotted rocking a Nike LeBron 4 PE coming in an all-Red colorway done in metallic fashion. The fact that we haven’t seen this shoe for quite some time and that it comes in an all-Red colorway makes this shoe a head turner. Do you think he’d wear these during an actual game? What other retro model do you think he will bust out for future practices? Let us know your prediction in the comments below.

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Prepare yourselves, with 4th of July less than a month away, a plethora of patriotic sneaker releases are on the horizon. Nike Basketball is getting in the mix this year and one of the first shoes being shown is the Nike Kyrie 2 4th of July.

The USA-themed colorway comes in a White upper accompanied by the Royal cross-strap and hits or Red placed on the tongue tag and Nike Swoosh placed on the White midsole. The model you see above is said to be that of a GS variant, so there’s a good possibility that the men’s version may be slightly altered.  Said to be dropping on July 2nd for $120, stick with us as more information on the shoe is soon to follow.

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Author’s Take

Not too bad for a 4th of July shoe. If it was up to me, I’d get rid of the White upper and make it either Red or Blue. That’s just me though.

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The traditional Nike SB Blazer Mid is back with one of the most attention grabbing colorways we’ve seen for the model in quite a while. Reminiscent of the “golden era” of Nike SB colorways this clean and colorful look for the Blazer features a Hyper Jade suede upper with with double Swooshes in glossy white with black outlines. Actually inspired by the trains of the Paris metro line, the shoe is finished with grey accents. The Nike SB Blazer “Hyper Jade” is arriving now at select SB stockists like Premier.

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Draymond Green isn’t the only Warrior with a Nike PE. Iggy was also recently blessed with his own two colorways of the Nike Hyperlive. Let’s take a look at both iterations of the Nike Hyperlive Andre Iguodala PE.

The low-top sneaker comes in two different colorways resembling the home and away colors of Iggy’s Golden State Warriors. Giving the shoe its “PE” touch are the “AI” logo hits placed on the tongues. Coming in Black, Yellow and Blue Or White and Blue, you can now pick up a pair of these at select Foot Locker locations. Warriors in 6? Let us know your predictions in the comments below.

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Author’s Take

Dope to see Iguodala get his own PE, but I’m not a big fan of the silhouette. Regardless, I think this is the closest Iguodala will ever get to having a Nike signature sneaker.

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The Nike Roshe Run has been a summer staple for the past four years, so why would Nike Sportswear stop revitalizing the Dylan Raasch’s instant classic now? The latest two colorways offer up a brand new take on camouflage, as a fractal print utilizes an array of shape-shifting angular graphics complete with strange striping and tonal hues for an awesome new take on the Roshe. Available in a Dark Grey/Gamma Blue combination or Cargo Khaki/Light Bone offering, each of these Roshes come complete with the original EVA foam oustole that skips out on the fequently seen natural motion tendencies. Check out a detailed preview below and be on the lookout for each colorway to arrive at retailers later this summer.

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Olympic runner, Boris Berian had a contract with Nike that made him an official Nike athlete. This exclusive endorsement agreement prevents the runner from wearing New Balance sneaker or any other brands that aren’t Nike. The issue here is that the potential U.S. Olympican prefers to wear New Balance sneakers over Nike sneakers.

The Nike deal started last June and was meant to last until December of 2015. The issue here is that the deal gave Nike the opportunity to start a new deal with Berian if it was able to match a competitor’s offer. This January New Balance linked up with Berian and made him an offer he could not refuse. Problem is that Nike ended up matching the deal. Things got messy when Berian’s agent said that Berian “expressed an interest not to resume a relationship with Nike, but was also willing to entertain a revised offer.”

On late January, Berian was seen wearing New Balance sneakers to more then a few events and even started using “#NBrunning” hashtags on his social media platforms. Of course, Nike took notice of this and is now stating that they will “suffer irreparable harm” if Berian is allowed to wear New Balance during major upcoming events like the upcoming Olympic Games. How do you think this is going to end? What will Berian be wearing at the Olympics? Keep your eyes peeled!

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Both colorways of the Nike Air Max Plus Satin Pack are now available for purchase. Want to see what they look like on-feet? We got you covered.

Made exclusively for the women, these Air Max runners are made out of a glossy weave upper. The shoes are reinforced with a tonal TPU cap on the toe as well as with matching leather overlays that take care of the mudguard and heel. More of the same tonal look is found on the Nike Swoosh on the side panels to complete the look of the upper. Below you will find a White midsole and a colored outsole that matches the look of the upper. Coming in either Enamel Green or Plum Fog, how many of you ladies are diggin’ this new look on the classic Nike Air Max model? Available now at select retailers such as BSTN, let us know if you’re looking to pick up a pair.

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Author’s Take

Both colorways look like they’re fun sneakers for the Summer. The glossy look  gives the shoe just enough pop to make it stand out.

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The Nike Hyperdunk 2016 was unveiled a couple months ago, but now we’re going over a new version that comes equipped with a Flyknit upper. Considered to be a premium version of one of Nike most coveted basketball models, let’s get a closer look.

Distinctive features on the shoe include the full length zoom and of course the beloved Flyknit construction placed on the upper. This particular colorway has the shoe come in a Black upper accented by the White hits most noticeably on the Nike Swoosh on the midsole. A little bit of an oreo motif is placed on the sock like ankle portion, while the outsole comes in icy fashion. We still don’t know when this premium version of the Hyperdunk will release, but keep your eyes peeled as more information begins to surface.

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Author’s Take

It looks pretty clean. The use of Flyknit is definitely a plus. I really like the look of the shoe.

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Are we sensing a trend here? LeBron James, for the second NBA Finals practice in a row, has turned back the clock by wearing one of his older signature shoe models. For the Game 1 practice, he wore the unreleased Nike Air Zoom Generation “Rookie Of The Year”, and for today’s Game 2 Finals practice, he whipped out an all-red Nike LeBron IV PE that we’ve never seen before. Now all eyes are on LeBron’s feet for Game 3 practice – any guess as to what he’ll wear? Maybe the LeBron 2 “Wild Beast” PE? Check out this never-before-seen PE below and give us your guesses on what he’ll wear for Game 3 practice.

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Have you had the chance to create a NIKEiD custom of the Nike Air Max Zero? I’ve come across several different versions and it looks like you can do some pretty cool stuff with the NIKEiD options provided. One of the latest versions we’ve come across is the Nike Air Max Zero inspired by the iconic Air Jordan 4 Bred.

Rocking the same colors and color scheme as Jordan’s 4th signature shoe, the Air Max Zero rocks the Bred motif like nobody’s business. While the color-blocking may not be a perfect match due to certain limitations within NIKEiD, IG user @laced_heat definitely did his thing on this pair. Like what you see? Can you do better? Test your creativity by customizing your own pair here.

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Here is is folks. The What The colorway of Kevin Durant’s 8th Nike signature shoe. We recently came across the images you see above and I’m literally at a loss for words. The shoe’s upper is made out of plethora of patterns, prints and materials. Even a woven construction finds it way on to the shoe. The predominantly mesh and woven upper manage to stick together by using hidden seams that cover up the stitching construction. Adding yet another dimension to the shoe is the Olive sole unit covered in Black and White speckling. The only “normal” feature on the shoe is the White Nike Swoosh branding placed on the side panels of the shoe. Rumored to release on June 18th, how many of you are looking forward to this Nike KD 8 SE What The release?

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Author’s Take

No. Please stop. What happened to the “What The” series? In all honesty, this is one of the ugliest What The sneakers I have ever seen in my life.

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The “What The” series is not like it once was, and it may even be a stretch to call this wildly patched up KD 8 a true “What The” release, but Nike is still aiming for that wow-factor with this upcoming release that will be the last of the KD 8s until the KD 9 “Pre-heat” drops on June 20th. Featured here is a mish-mash of woven and mesh materials taped together with seams that hide the stitch patterns that hold the upper together. The midsole makes use of an olive base with black and white speckling, and even the exposed Flywire features some sort of dotted detail as well. These are set to drop on June 18th; get a full look ahead.

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With the lineup of apparel from the Olivier Rousteing x NikeLab Football Nouveau Collection already sold out, the Air Footscape Magista is particularly highlighted, as the hybrid soccer silhouette from the range is set to release soon.

Elevating the model with Rousteing?s luxurious aesthetic, the sneaker is accentuated with a golden touch which is prominently evident across its flyknit upper. In addition, fine detailing such as an embroidered patchwork on the leather sockliner, gold aglets and zippers further emphasize its lifestyle-inclined design.

All juxtaposed elegantly against a black sock-like collar, tongue and laces, the model is adhered atop a matching full-length waffle pattern-inspired outsole unit with deep flex grooves that allows multi-directional movement.

NikeLab’s online shop has yet to list the pair for availability, but look for it to drop really soon, as the entire range released yesterday.

Retail price is listed at $220.

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Author’s Take

I haven’t purchased the silhouette yet, but I am a fan of its design. This offering is pretty solid and I’m biased towards the colorway. It should obviously sell out due to its exclusivity.

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Whether this Nike Air Foamposite One is really inspired by hip hop group Wu-Tang hasn’t been confirmed by Nike yet, but we do know that they’ll be releasing later this month.

Covered in Optic Yellow on the entire Foamposite shell upper, this retro Nike Basketball silhouette is then contrasted by Black detailing on the tongue, laces, eyestay, inner liner, ankle, heel and outsole. Additional Optic Yellow hits are found on the Swoosh by the toe, tongue and heel pull tabs, and on the One Cent branding on the tongue and heel.

Look for this “Wu-Tang” Nike Air Foamposite One at select Nike retailers on June 24, 2016 for a retail price of $230. Stay tuned in to our Nike Air Foamposite One Wu Tang launch page for additional details and updates.

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Author’s Take

I doubt that this is an official Wu-Tang collaboration because nothing about this colorway indicates that it’s a collaboration. Clean colorway but I’m just not a fan of Foamposites.

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Aside from its Plum Fog colorway, the Nike Air Max Plus in a satin finish is offered in this Enamel Green iteration as well for Spring/Summer 2016.

Although an exclusive women’s style only, the runner is essentially composed of the glossy woven composition across its upper. Reinforced with tonal leather overlays encompassing its mudguard and heel, as well as a TPU overlay on the toe cap, the sneaker is also detailed with the recognizable Swooshes across the side panels.

Rounded out with a clean, white midsole unit, you can purchase the silhouette at select Nike retailers starting today, June 3, for a price tag of $160.

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Author’s Take

I?m a fan of the silhouette and I like tonal variations in general. These colorway is perfect for the season and a solid choice for the ladies.

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