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Hypnotic New Nike LeBron 13s Are Releasing For Kids
By SoleInsider
No stranger to eye-grabbing colorways already, the Nike LeBron 13 gets bolder than ever with this upcoming release just for kids. The high performance hoops shoe receives a hypnotic graphic print across the entire upper in blue and white, while black accents, blue splatter on the midsole, and a pops of Volt and metallic silver complete the vibrant look. There’s no word yet on any official story behind the colorway or a confirmed release date, so stay tuned to Sneaker News for more info.
The Nike SB Dunk High Black / Gum Is Now Arriving At Retailers
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The Nike SB Dunk High has been going pretty wild when it comes to the patterns, prints and colorways that we’ve seen on its uppers as of late. If you’re not really into that noise, perhaps this subtle and classic motif placed on the shoe is more of your thing. Coming in the timeless Black and Gum colorway, let’s get a closer look at the shoe.
The shoe starts off with a Black suede upper. The same hue extends to the lining, leather Nike Swoosh and midsole. Creating contrast and giving the shoe that classic feel is the gum bottom outsole. If you’re feeling this look, you can now find these at select retailers for $100. Do you prefer this look on the Nike SB Dunk Highs? Or do you like going all out?
I like both subtle and extravagant looks on the SB Dunk High, but if I had to choose one, I’d probably take the subtle route. You can’t go wrong with this colorway.
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Official Images Of The Nike Air Griffey Max 1 Varsity Royal
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Another colorway of the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 is on the way, and this one is actually dropping in less than one week! Today we get a good look at the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 Varsity Royal via Nike’s official images.
The Griffey Max 1 comes dressed in a Varsity Royal upper sharply contrasted by the White accents placed throughout the shoe. Giving the shoe some additional bold hits are the Volt accents placed on the Air Max unit and Nike Swoosh branding. Hits of Black take care of the remaining branding hits, as well as the outsole of the shoe. Although they can already be found at select retailers, Nike will officially release them via they’re SNKRS app on May 24th at 10 a.m. EST for $150.
Get Your Hands On The Nike Sock Dart Racer Blue Now
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There’s a new colorway of the Nike Sock Dart Racer Blue that just arrived in the US.
Covered in Racer Blue throughout the entire upper, this Nike Sock Dart features contrasting White accents on the midsole and heel. Other details include a a translucent Blue midfoot strap and a white midsole with blue speckling.
Available now at select Nike retailers including nike.com, will you be picking up the Nike Sock Dart Racer Blue? The retail price is $130.
Blue Lagoon Highlights This Nike Internationalist EM
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The new Nike Internationalist EM is introduced this Spring 2016, as the model is essentially defined by its engineered mesh upper.
With the featured pair noted as a women’s offering, the popular runner’s profile flaunts an intricate fabricated upper that features diagonal slits throughout, alongside perforations to ensure maximum ventilation throughout.
Rendered in white with blue lagoon underlays, the vibrant tone is continued throughout the tongue and inner lining, while additional vibrance is evident with ghost green gracing the leather heel tab and heel counter.
All resting atop a clean white midsole unit and black outsole, you can purchase this bold pair at select Nike accounts overseas first, while a stateside release is imminent.
Neutral Shades Coat The Nike Juvenate Woven Premium
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Following a multicolored offering, the women’s Nike Juvenate Woven Premium is offered in phantom finish for its latest colorway this Spring 2016
Inspired by the Roshe One, the silhouette is essentially defined by its upper construction. Straying from its usual mesh build, the model is now revamped with intricate inter-woven textile strips that are shaded in tones of Phantom/Malt/White and Pearl White.
Emitting a minimalist design, yet somewhat deconstructed with its weave composition, the model is additionally detailed with a leather heel tab for more premium flair, while it all rests atop a clean white phylon sole unit.
This lightweight pair is now available at Nike retailers worldwide for a price tag of $110.
I like the revamped upper. It’s a much more stylish offering and the colors utilized make it much more appealing. Ladies should consider purchasing a pair, if you want something different.
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Metallic Golden Tan Accents On The Nike Air Max 1 Premium
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The next variation of the women’s Nike Air Max 1 Premium is rendered in Gamma Grey for Spring 2016, as the model is currently available at select retailers globally.
As suggested, the defining neutral tone graces smooth suede upper, which also bears an intricate wavy pattern on the profile for additional lifestyle flair. The tonal hue continues towards its tongue and laces, while a touch of golden tan is prominent on the collar section for a nice sense of contrast.
All adhered atop a clean white rubber sole unit with the distinctive air bubble in the heel, you can purchase this pair at select Nike accounts overseas now.
Even though it’s officially listed for women, it’s still versatile enough for men as well. The only downside is limited large sizing, but the overall execution is pretty solid.
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Nike Has An Awesome New Air Force 1 With Hidden Seams Called The Up Step
By SoleInsider
Bruce Kilgore’s iconic Nike Air Force 1 is a model that’s forever undergoing the remix-heavy culture of Nike Sportswear. While the model has seen a recent remastering wave that’s returned it to its original form with premium leather hightops, bolstered Swooshes, and an attention to detail that’s unparalleled in other retro releases, there’s also been a fair share of new-aged creations like this Nike Air Force 1 Up Step. The monochromatic luxurious leather showcases a new construction with hidden seams while a gum outsole is interrupted by a bottom that matches the shade found throughout. Available in navy, white, black, grey, and a subtle pastel violet. Which colorway are you a fan of? Check out a detailed look at this women’s exclusive below and stay tuned for a release later this summer.
Aside from the recent Racer Blue offering, the Nike Sock Dart in another vibrant colorway of Total Crimson, will be arriving at retailers very soon.
As suggested, the defining hue essentially covers the knitted upper ensures elasticity and breathability, which grips your foot to provide a comfortable and lightweight feel. Supplemented with a distinctive perforated mid-foot strap for superb lockdown, the model rests atop a clean white midsole unit with subtle speckles of black to pronounce the design.
Further detailed with a TPU overlay on the heel for additional reinforcement, the model is topped off with a black outsole.
You can find purchase a pair at select Nike retailers overseas starting tomorrow, Friday, May 20th, while a stateside release is imminent.
I?ve been a fan of this model since its inception. This colorway is pretty vibrant for my taste but I would consider purchasing a pair. It?s pretty versatile and appealing.
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The NikeLab ACG Lupinek Flyknit Low In Two Colorways Are Now Available
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Following an initial preview, the new NikeLab ACG Lupinek Flyknit Low is officially introduced in two new colorways this season, consisting of — Black/Pure Platinum/Wolf Grey and Black/Dark Grey/Pale Grey.
Sporting a VAC-TECH bonded upper with breathable flyknit, the sneaker is outfitted with an ultralight and dynamic flywire system which enables superb lockdown. Reflective laces and heel tab enhance visibility in changing light, while it all rests atop a special field boot outsole with hard rubber on the heel and forefoot to suit various terrains.
Each retailing for $275, you can purchase it now directly from Nike Lab’s online store, while you can also find it at select Nike retailers nationwide.
The Nike Air Max 2009 was recently offered in a stealth colorway this past March 2016, and although the sneaker is not as popular as its predecessors and successors, the runner is revived in another colorway for Spring/Summer 2016 once again.
Flaunting a volt-colored breathable mesh composition, the component is reinforced with a translucent overlay across the upper, which displays a graphic of the sneaker’s lacing system across the side panels. Additional hits of volt are applied on the laces, tongue, inner lining and insoles, while shades of grey along the eyelets, quarter panels, rear and toe cap solidifies the palette.
Other notable details include leather overlays along the toe and heel section for additional reinforcement, while the recognizable Swooshes adorn the sides in shades of black and silver. Furthermore, a black/white piping is evident above the midsole for more structural support, as additional branding is prominent on the tongue and rear section.
All adhered atop a full-length air-enhanced sole unit for superb cushioning and comfort, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers nationwide now for $180.
I actually wasn’t into this silhouette before, but since I’m all for runners currently, the style is pretty appealing. This colorway looks great and perfect for the season.
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More imagery of the upcoming Nike Kobe 11 Carpe Diem is provided, as the model is scheduled to make its arrival at retailers in just a couple of more days.
Inspired by a classic colorway found on the Kobe 4 that debuted back in 2009, the same palette essentially covers the latest signature model, which is also Bryant’s last on-court sneaker.
Black is predominant across its breathable engineered mesh upper and synthetic overlays, while the stealthy hue is contrasted with vivid Los Angeles Lakers’ colors. Court purple and university gold is implemented on the Swooshes across its side panels, grid stitching pattern on the inner lining, sheath logo on the tongue and heel.
Finished off with a translucent outsole, you can purchase this forthcoming pair at select Nike accounts on Saturday, May 21st for $160.
I wasn?t aware that this particular colorway was inspired by a previous model until now. I wasn?t really into Bryant?s sneakers back then. I do like this silhouette a lot and the execution was nicely done. Fans should be excited as well.
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Remember Nike Sportswear’s short-lived Asteroid Collection? We’d like to forget that too. The unpopular space-themed gradient transformed the Nike Air Foamposite Pro into a kids-centric graphic but released in a full size run, only to linger on store shelves, falling victim to multiple markdowns because well, nobody wanted them. There is something to be said about the sunshine gradient though, one that saw shades of purple fade to orange and yellow. In a different context, the theme might be able to work. The Nike Kobe 11 EM is back featuring a similar aesthetic, as the engineered mesh shines thanks to the vibrancy found throughout. A smokey midsole unit adds some depth while black Swoosh branding allows you to focus at the tri-colored upper. What do you think of the Nike Kobe 11 “Asteroid”? Stay tuned for a release date in the near future right here on Sneaker News.
A Detailed Look At The NikeLab ACG Lupinek Flyknit Low
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Nike’s All Conditions Gear was brought back in a major way in 2015, updating its terrain from trail-trekking to the modern landscape of navigating cities. While such classics like the Nike Air Mowabb finally saw a retro release for the first time since the 1990s, new creations like the NikeLab ACG Lupinek Flyknit Low definitely serve as a monument to just how far sneaker design has come in the period of two decades. The complex aesthetic sees Flyknit technology serve as a malleable base while a bolstered synthetic mudguard and Free outsole create a supportive flexibility. A touch of leather lands on the tongue while triangular grid patterns subtly hit in tonal qualities throughout both greyscale colorways. The Lupinek Flyknit Low will arrive at retailers later this Summer 2016 season. While we wait for release details to come to fruition in the near future, you can check out detailed images below.
Aside from the upcoming Mark Parker iteration, this Nike Kobe 11 Sunset consists as the newest EM variation of the silhouette this season.
As suggested, the basketball sneaker’s engineered mesh upper is treated in a gradient effect that reflective of the sunset. Bright yellow is prominent on the toe, which fades to orange on the medial, followed by red and purple on the rear.
Tonal black accents for the inner lining, laces, tongue and Swooshes provide a nice sense of contrast, as it all rests atop a complementing translucent outsole.
Priced at $160, the silhouette has already arrived at select Nike accounts overseas, but stay tuned for its availability stateside, which is expected to be very soon.
I like the silhouette in general and I find the gradient finish appealing. It perfect coordinates with the nickname and the accentuating colors are solid as well.
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