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The collaborative process of Hiroshi Fujiwara, Tinker Hatfield, and Mark Parker usually results in a premium look for one sneaker, but this time the trio split up to each create their own shoe in celebration of Air Max Day. In other words, HTM divides into H, T, and M for three sneakers, each presenting their own standalone model. Hiroshi creates the LD-Zero H, which takes the upper of the vintage LD-1000 and upgrades it with today’s full-length cushioning technology. Tinker re-imagines the Air Max 90 as a hybrid with the Mercurial Superfly soccer boot, and Mark styles up his own premium edition of the Air Max BW Ultra. All three models that come together to form one HTM collection will be available at select Nike Sportswear retailers on Air Max Day, this Saturday, March 26th.

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Those of you privy to the Nike SNKRS App may have already had your shot to grab the White and Yellow colorway of the Nike Air Max Zero, but now we have some more good news: the pair will see a widespread release on March 26th, a day also known as Air Max Day. Once just an early brainstorming sketch of what could’ve been the earliest visible air-wielding running model, the Air Max 0 hit retailers last year in a surprise move by Nike Sportswear. Plenty of people speculated on the colorway in the actual original late-80s sketch, a white and yellow combination, would eventually release and were right on the money with the prediction. A Vivid Sulfur mesh base compliments white overlays while a futuristic glow in the dark blue lights up the Air Max unit. Are you a fan of the look? Check out more detailed photos below and know that you can pick up your size over the weekend at spots like Rock City Kicks.

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Nike’s got big plans for visible Air this coming weekend, and this super-premium version of the Air Max 1 – perhaps the most premium we’ve ever seen – is just one example of what to expect. Officially called the Nike Air Max 1 Royal, this classic runner features a seamless suede upper with vachetta tan suede fixtures on the midsole as well as on the inner heel padding. This is something you’d typically see out of NikeLab’s Bespoke program, but luckily for Air Max fans this will be a general release this Saturday. More photos are just below so take a look and stay tuned for more surprises as we near Air Max Day 2016.

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More Nike Air-branded Jordan retros are headed our way for Summer 2016 with the introduction of the classic Air Jordan 5 Black Metallic. The last time we saw this colorway hit retailers was back in 2011 featuring an updated 23 ‘PE’ branding to mirror other classic AJ5 releases. This time around, the Black Metallic 5s stick to OG tendencies, re-introducing the patented Nike Air branding in white heel stitching while a remastered attention to details brings the 1990 classic back to the basics. The Air Jordan 5 Black Metallic is slated for a July 23rd release date for $220 USD. Stick around for a better view of the latest Jordan 5 retro after the break and check out our full roster of Jordan release dates right here on Sneaker News.

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Supreme‘s latest Nike Sportswear endeavor takes one the long-lost Air Max models from the late 90s to task in the Nike Air Max 98. Two new snakeskin varieties have been previewed already, one featuring a triple-black appearance benefiting from patent leather and reflective 3M piping while the other adds a dash of pink vibrancy into the mix. For those of you that weren’t feeling the initial duo, know that two new samples just appeared each using a decent amount of silver throughout. A flashy Supreme-ready red accent should surely stand out while a navy look is also present. Check out the latest colorways to appear of the upcoming Supreme x Nike Air Max 98 collab below and stay tuned for a release date later this Spring 2016 season.

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The perfect summertime edition of the Nike Air Max 90 is here. Including both the ‘Ultra’ and ‘BR’ modifications, the classic runner gets lighter and more breathable for the hot months ahead. Not only is the construction summer-ready, but the colorway comes in an appropriately clean tonal Pure Platinum to further emphasize their seasonal funtionality. Definitely a shoe that’s going to keep you feeling and looking crisp all summer long, the Air Max 90 Ultra BR “Pure Platinum” is arriving now at select Nike Sportswear retailers like Packer Shoes.

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We already know about the Nike Air Force 1 Low J Pack coming in the Bred and Royal colorways, but it turns out that there’s also an Air Force 1 Low that pays tribute to the Air Jordan 1 Shadow.

Just like the Bred and Royal versions, this Air Force 1 Low comes in a color scheme and color blocking that mimics an OG colorway of the Air Jordan 1 High. In this case, the shoe being paid tribute is the Air Jordan 1 Shadow. Black and grey takes care of the leather constructed upper, while a black tongue, laces and lining complete the aesthetics of the shoe. A white midsole and grey outsole complete the look of the shoe. It’s essentially an Air Force 1 Low version of the Air Jordan 1 Low Shadow. Available internationally, we will probably be seeing these in the near future.

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Author’s Take

The shoe is cool. I just don’t see the point of it. Jordan Brand recently came out with an Air Jordan 1 Low in the Shadow colorway. If you want the look of the Air Jordan, why not just get the actual pair? They’re still sitting on shelves.

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The Nike Air Force 1 Ultra Flyknit Low has already released a handful of colorways that include such offerings as the multicolor and all-red look. This latest tonal version of the model has it come dressed in Green Glow attire.

The images above denote that the shoe comes dressed in a Flyknit constructed upper all done up in a Green Glow colorway. Joining the Flyknit up top are the tonal laces and the leather hit placed on the Nike Swoosh branding on the side panels. More of the same color is found on the Flywire and lining of the shoe to complete the monochromatic look up top. Judging from the images provided, it appears as if even the sole unit comes dressed in a lighter shade of Green Glow. Said to be dropping in the near future, let us know what you think.

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Author’s Take

I never got into the Green Glow look, but I must admit that this is the best Green Glow has looked on a pair of Nikes (or Jordans). I guess Flyknit does make everything look better.

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Author’s Take

It’s an all-black sneaker with minimal branding on it. It’s cool if you’re a fan of the model or DSM, but there’s not much else to say about the shoe.

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This one’s for the kids. Nike recently unveiled what they’re calling the Nike Heat Map Pack. Consisting of three different models, all three pairs share the same look, how you decide which pair to pick up depends solely on preference.

The shoes in the pack include the Nike Air Max 90, Nike Air Max 2016 and the Nike Air More Uptempo. The matching motif on all three pairs is the colorful heat map pattern placed all over the upper. The images above show that the Nike Air Max 2016 has its entire upper dressed in the heat map pattern, while the Air Max 90 and Air More Uptempo use the heat map pattern as synthetic overlays to compliment the navy hits on the upper. All three GS pairs are set to release on Nike.com on March 23rd and at select retailers on March 26th. See anything you like? Let us know in the comments below.

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Author’s Take

This kind of reminds me of those bad colorways/patterns used on the Foams a couple of years ago. Being that these are for kids, the colorway/pattern is fine, I just hope no grown man is seen wearing these. The only pair that’s decent is the Air Max 2016.

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The Nike SB Stefan Janoski Slip-On is the latest version of the SB Janoski line. Opting to get rid of the laces to exude more of a laid-back look, the shoe manages to look completey different from the original pair.

With obvious inspiration stemming from the Vans Slip-On, the shoe comes constructed out of a canvas upper sitting on top of a vulcanized sole unit. This particular colorway comes in all-white semi-contrasted by the grey hits placed on the piping and branding of the shoe. A white lining and stitching complete the simple and subtle aesthetics of the shoe. Said to be releasing in the near future let us know if you’re going to be rocking Janoski Slip-Ons during the spring.

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Author’s Take

These are for Nike loyalists who like the Vans Slip-On look but cannot be seen rocking anything but Nike. It all comes down to brand preference, nothing innovative to see here folks.

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The HTM group will be a big part of Nike Air Max Day. Hiroshi Fujiwara will even release a brand new silhouette dubbed the Nike Air Max LD-Zero H. We got a good look at the shoe not too long ago and now Ronnie Fieg provides us with the first on-foot look of the shoe.

Hiroshi let us know that he created this shoe to resonate with all who like the classic style look on a sneaker. The brand new model manages to combine the upper of the Nike Boston with the sole unit of the Nike Air Max 2014. The materials used on the shoe include nylon, leather and suede all done up in a blue colorway contrasted by the white accents placed throughout. Now that you got a good look at the shoe on-feet, let us know what you think about it. Set to release March 19th at nike.com.airmax as well as on Air Max Day (March 26th), you will be able to get a pair of your own for $210.

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Author’s Take

It’s the best out of the three HTM shoes set to release this month. Not  super crazy about it, but it does have a classic feel to them that I’m sure many will appreciate.

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The Nike Air Berwuda predates most of the retro running silhouette’s in Nike’s archive, as the creation harkens back to the days of Blue Ribbon Sports branding and waffle irons. Created in 1979, the retro is now being brought back over three and a half decades later with the help of some modern amenities. Bolstered mesh, suede, and tape each play a pivotal role while the two latest colorways come accompanied by a very retro feature: a blue and white dust bag with an oft-forgotten alternate Swoosh logo referencing the BRS days. Check out more photos below and grab your pair from select shops like Premier.

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Back in 2013, there was a brief span of months where “Green Glow” challenged Nike’s signature Volt shade for senior priority. The minty fresh hue was seemingly everywhere, from a pair of Air Jordan 4s, to Flyknit, all the way down to a number of relevant Nike Basketball models. Since then, Green Glow has maintained a recognizable quality within the Swoosh color palette, just on a reasonably lesser scale. The latest Nike Air Force 1 Low Flyknit shines thanks to implementing the seafoam green-like shade, as a springtime vibe hits the Bruce Kilgore revamp in a tonal display of brilliance. Are you a fan of Flyknit finding its way onto the AF1? Check out a full view below and check for this pair at your local retailer in the near future.

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