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Arriving next month, here is an official look at the Nike Air Max 1 86 OG USA.

The Nike Air Max 1 86 OG, also known as the Nike Air Max 1 Big Bubble is a version of the Air Max 1 that was designed and made to look like the original production run in 1986, before the Air Max 1 made its debut in 1987. See Nike Air Max 1 ?86 OG Big Bubble University Red. The biggest difference in this Air Max 1’s is the signature longer visible Air unit in the heel. For the model’s latest drop, Nike is set to bring back the Nike Air Max 1 in the renowned USA (Obsidian) colorway. Done in a White, Obsidian, and Light Neutral Grey color scheme, the sneaker starts off with a White mesh along with Obsidian and Natural Grey suede overlays. Elsewhere you will find Obsidian suede Nike Swoosh branding on the side panels, Red on the TPU eyestays catch the eye as well as on the Nike Air branding spotted on both the heels and tongue tags. Completing the look is a White housing the aforementioned ?Big Bubble? Air unit in the heel atop a rubber outsole done in Red, White and Black.

Looking to add these to your collection? The Nike Air Max 1 86 OG USA is set to release on September 9th for the retail price of $150 at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 1 86 OG USA.

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A Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration will be dropping later on this year. Known as the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low Rammellzee, this latest collab between the two powerhouses showcases the work of New York visual artist, Rammellzee.

The Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low Rammellzee comes constructed out of a canvas upper that is decorated with Rammellzee?s artwork spotted on the toe box, quarter panel, collar, and heel overlay. Accompanying the artwork is the Black suede overlays that takes care of the forefoot, eyestay, and Swooshes. Much like other Supreme x Nike collabs, this SB Dunk Low is also given Golden ?SUPREME? lace dubraes along with co-branded Nike SB and Supreme hangtags. A Black midsole atop a Gum rubber outsole is also in play. You can also expect an extra set of laces along with special packaging.

According to DropsByJay, the Supreme x Nike Rammellzee Dunk Low is set to release on August 31st (in America and Europe) and September 2nd (in Japan) foe the retail price of $130. Stay tuned for official confirmation from Nike. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low Rammellzee.

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UPDATE (8/25): According to DropsByJay, the Supreme x Nike Rammellzee Dunk Low is set to release on August 31st (in America and Europe) and September 2nd (in Japan). Stay tuned for official confirmation from Nike.

UPDATE (3/23): Here are more on-feet images of the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low Rammellzee courtesy of Yankee kicks.

UPDATE (3/15): Check out a closer look at the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low Rammellzee via Sneaker Knockerz. A release is currently expected some time in July. Stay tuned for updates.

UPDATE (3/14): Here are more images of the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low Rammellzee. Stay tuned for an official release date. Images via: Private Selection.

Aside from the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low Rammellzee that was previewed a few days ago, Supreme and Nike SB will also be dropping an SB Dunk High Rammellzee collaboration.

Just like the SB Dunk Low, the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High Rammellzee is a collaboration between the two powerhouses that showcases the work of New York visual artist, Rammellzee. Details on the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High Rammellzee include a canvas upper showcasing Rammellzee?s artwork covering the toe box, quarter panel, collar, and heel overlay. Elsewhere you will find suede overlays on the forefoot, eyestay, and Swooshes along with Gold ?SUPREME? lace dubraes that have been used on previous Supreme x Nike releases. Also shown are the co-branded Nike SB and Supreme hangtags. A White midsole, Gum rubber outsole, an extra set of laces and special packaging will also be included.

According to DropsByJay, the Supreme x Nike Rammellzee Dunk High is set to release on August 31st (in America and Europe) and September 2nd (in Japan) for the retail price of $140. Stay tuned for official confirmation from Nike. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High Rammellzee.

ABOUT THE RELEASE: Rammellzee, who passed away back in 2010 at the age of 49, was a visual artist, gothic futurist “graffiti writer”, painter, performance artist, art theoretician, sculptor and a hip hop musician. Hailing from NYC, the artist has been incited as “instrumental in introducing elements of the avant-garde into hip-hop culture”.

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UPDATE (8/25): According to DropsByJay, the Supreme x Nike Rammellzee Dunk High is set to release on August 31st (in America and Europe) and September 2nd (in Japan). Stay tuned for official confirmation from Nike.

UPDATE (3/16): Check out these on-feet photos of the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High Rammellzee via yankeekicks. Current reports have these releasing sometime during the month of July.

UPDATE (3/15): Here are more images of the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High Rammellzee courtesy of Private Selection.

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The renowned “Aunt Pearl” theme will be used on the Nike KD 16. First used on the Nike KD 4, the “Aunt Pearl” theme honors Durant’s aunt who passed away from lung cancer in 2000.

Not only does the Nike KD 16 Aunt Pearl pay tribute to KD’s late aunt, this sneaker also  contributes to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund. The Nike KD 16 Aunt Pearl is done in varying shades of Pink. Design details include an engineered mesh upper, leather overlays and a cushioned Zoom-infused sole unit. Some of the features that stand out include the floral print pattern that covers the mudguard and TPU please as well as the the subtle wings and floral designs on the tongues. Pink laces, White Swoosh branding on the lateral heel and a hot Pink sole are also in play.

Retailing for $170, look for the Nike KD 16 Aunt Pearl to release sometime during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike KD 16 Aunt Pearl.

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UPDATE (8/24): Check out product images of the Nike KD 16 “Aunt Pearl” via JD Sports UK. A release date is currently expected on October 14th for $170.

UPDATE (7/17): Here is a first look at the Nike KD 16 Aunt Pearl via kicksdong.

Another graphic offering of the Nike Air Max Plus is dropping for the fall of 2023 with this pair dubbed “Light Photography”. Covered in an official palette of Old Royal, Black, Varsity Royal, and Ice Blue, this Nike Air Max Plus is highlighted by white printed graphics throughout the blue mesh base upper which mimic the signature TPU overlays that are typically seen on the Nike Air Max Plus. For contrast we have Black detailing on the plastic toe cap, patent leather heels, side panel Swooshes, and the mesh detailing on the tongues and inner liner. Additional details include the addition of White on the laces and midsoles, “Tn Air” branding on the heels, graphic insoles, and black rubber outsoles with blue detailing. You can look for this Nike Air Max Plus to release in the coming weeks for $175.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max Plus Light Photography.

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Nike knows how to keep things simple but with a pop when it comes to some of their most popular silhouettes. That’s exactly what they did with this Black/Picante Red colorway of the Nike Air Max 97 which is showcased below. Constructed out of a combination of mesh and leather throughout, this Nike Air Max 97 gets covered in a heavy dose of Black all over with Anthracite detailing placed on the overlays, mesh side panels, laces, and tongues. For that much-needed pop we have Picante Red on the signature wavy overlay, the stitching on the heel tabs, and the Nike branding on the side panels, tongues, and insoles. Finishing details include 3M reflective detailing on the overlays and a black rubber sole unit with a full-length visible Air Max unit. Air Max 97 fanatics can look for this Black/Picante Red colorway to release in the coming weeks for $175.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 97 Black Picante Red.

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The Nike LeBron 21 has to to debut, but over the past couple of weeks we’ve caught glimpses of upcoming colorway of the latest LeBron James signature model. Today we add another colorway to the list as we give you a first look at the Nike LeBron 21 GS Multicolor.

Believed to be a grade-school exclusive colorway of the model, this pair comes dressed in a lively and fun Multi-Color, Sail, Luminous Green, and Fuchsia Dream color scheme. The sneaker features a tie-dye pattern on the upper along with Green stitching outlining the Swoosh logos, Purple fabric spotted on the heel tabs and tongue branding, while hits of Sail take care of the laces, tongue, sockliner, and Zoom Air cushioned foam midsole. A Gum rubber outsole completes the look.

Retailing for $170, look for the Nike LeBron 21 GS Multicolor to release on November 17th at select retailers and Nike.com. Stay tuned for official images straight from Nike. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike LeBron 21 GS Multicolor.

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Dropping in the coming months, get a first look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low Bronze Jewel.

Said to be the latest addition to Nike’s ?Color of Month? series, this Nike Air Force 1 Low comes dressed in a White and Bronze color scheme. It comes constructed in a full White leather base with matching colored mesh tongues and lining. The tonal upper is then contrasted by the Bronze Jewel Swooshes on the side panels along with matching accents on the tongue and heel branding, and insoles. Completing the look is a White midsole atop a Gum rubber outsole. The celebrated toothbrush that comes with all of Nike’s ?Color of Month? sneakers will also be included.

Retailing for $150, look for the Nike Air Force 1 Low Bronze Jewel to release in the coming months at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Low Bronze Jewel.

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UPDATE (8/24): First previewed back in June, we now have official images of the Nike Air Force 1 Low Bronze Jewel to share with you. Stay tuned for a confirmed release date. Retail is set at $150.

With Fall season being just a few weeks away, it’s time to get ready to switch up your sneaker rotation to better suit the new season. Looking to add a Fall-friendly iteration of the Air Max 90? Then take a look at the upcoming Nike Air Max 90 Monarch.

Done in a Pure Platinum, Summit White, Black, and Monarch color scheme, this new iteration of the Nike Air Max 90 comes constructed out of mesh, leather, and nubuck materials. It starts off with a White base offset by the Pure Platinum overlays as well as the Black on the Swooshes and mudguards. The Fall aesthetic comes to life when you add in the Monarch accents found throughout. A predominantly White midsole and Black/Monarch outsole complete the look.

Retailing for $130, expect the Nike Air Max 90 Monarch to debut in the coming months at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 90 Monarch.

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The Nike P-6000 is a model that takes inspiration from the Pegasus sneakers of the early 2000s. Known as a sneaker that combines retro style with modern comfort, the P-6000 is usually constructed out of a mesh base, a mix of materials used on the overlays and decorated with sporty lines throughout all while being placed on top of a comfy foam midsole. If you like what this sneaker has to offer, than you need to take a look at the Nike P-6000 in the all-new Flat Pewter colorway.

The Nike P-6000 Flat Pewter combines mesh, nubuck, suede, and textile throughout the upper starting with dark Grey suede used on the toe and heel alongside Grey-toned leather and nubuck. The Grey hued upper is then contrasted by the White Swoosh branding. A Sail and Grey foam midsole on top of a two-toned Black and Cream outsole complete the look.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike P-6000 Flat Pewter to release during the holiday season at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike P-6000 Flat Pewter.

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This Nike Dunk Low is for all the Miami Dolphins fans out there as the popular silhouette comes covered in the football team’s colors. This Nike Dunk Low comes constructed out of a full leather upper with White serving as the base color and Dusty Cactus (teal) placed on the overlays, inner liner, tongue branding, and rubber outsole. To cap off the Miami look we have orange detailing on the Swooshes and heel tabs. To cap off the design we see more white detailing on the midsole, tongues, laces, and the Nike branding on the heels and insoles.

Look for a release to take place some time in the spring of 2024 for the retail price of $115. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Miami Dolphins.

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UPDATE (8/24): Foot Locker shares new images of the Nike Dunk Low Miami Dolphins. These are still not slated to drop until the Spring of 2024. So for now, you can look but you can’t touch.

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More color options of the Nike Dunk Low Vintage will be dropping in 2023 following the release of a handful of pairs in 2022. On deck we have a new women’s colorway which takes on a two-tone color makeup as the shoe features a full leather upper with White taking care of the base and a glossy Navy overlays. More navy is then seen on the Swooshes, inner liner, heel tab, tongue branding, insoles, and rubber outsoles. Finishing details include Coconut Milk laces and rubber midsoles for that vintage aesthetic.

Retailing for $120, the Nike Dunk Low Vintage Navy will be releasing on August 24th at select retailers and Nike.com (SNKRS). For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Vintage Navy.

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UPDATE (8/23): Check out detailed images of the women’s Nike Dunk Low “Vintage Navy” that will be releasing online and at select retailers tomorrow, August 24th, for $120. Images via Sneaker Politics.

UPDATE (8/11): Retailing for $120, the Nike Dunk Low Vintage Navy will be releasing on August 24th at select retailers and Nike.com (SNKRS).

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Nike brought back the OG colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low West Indies last year. For 2023, Nike will be dropping an alternate colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low West Indies.

The original Nike Air Force 1 Low West Indies made its debut during the early 2000s. The original Nike Air Force 1 Low West Indies was one of four different colorways released from 2002 to 2005 that celebrated the West Indian Day Parade Carnival that is held annually on the first Monday of September in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

This alternate colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low West Indies is highlighted by the Yellow contrasting accents throughout the White leather upper. Other details include the White mesh tongues and lining decorated with the West Indies branding on the tongue tags, lace dubraes, and embroidered lateral heel in the Caribbean colors. Graphic insoles that list all the small islands of the Caribbean complete the look.

Retailing for $140, the Nike Air Force 1 Low West Indies is set to possibly release on August 25th at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Low West Indies White Yellow.

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UPDATE (8/23): Detailed look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low “West Indies” in the White/University Gold colorway courtesy of Sneaker Politics. A release will take place via SNKRS and select retailers on August 25th for $140.

UPDATE (8/11): The Nike Air Force 1 Low “West Indies” in the White/University Gold colorway will be releasing via SNKRS and select retailers on August 25th for $140.

At first glance this looks like a collaborative colorway of the Nike SB Dunk Low due to the rich colors and materials but it’s actually not. Dubbed the Nike SB Dunk Low “Mystic Red”, this SB comes doused in an official color makeup of Mystic Red, Emerald Rise, Rugged Orange, and Rosewood as the sneaker gets blanketed in a vibrant hairy red suede construction all over the upper with tonal detailing on the laces, tongues, inner liner, and heel tabs. For contrast we have the addition of Emerald Rise on the Swooshes, as well as the Nike branding on the tongues, insoles, and heel tabs. Down below we have a dark purple/burgundy rubber sole unit with speckle detailing to finish off the look on this Nike SB Dunk Low that will be releasing soon for $110. Stay tuned for release information.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike SB Dunk Low Mystic Red.

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Back in 2004 HUF and Nike teamed up to drop the HUF x Nike Air Max 1 collaboration. For 2024, its is now being reported that the HUF x Nike Air Max 1 will be making a comeback to celebrate the collab’s 20th anniversary.

Although the 2024 version has yet to be unveiled, the 20th anniversary version is expected to look just like the 20024 pair. Design details include a leather and nubuck construction covered in different shades of Grey. Other details include the Lively Lime Green accents on areas such as the Swooshes, sockliner, TPU eyelets, tongue tags, lace lining, and heel branding. A Grey midsole with Green Max Air heel completes the look.

With all that being said, aside from the GR pair that dropped back in 2004, there was also a hyperstrike version of the collaboration, which you can see below. Similar in design, this pair was given perforated panels on the toe box and collar as well as the San Francisco skyline embroidered on the heel.

The HUF x Nike Air Max 1 20th Anniversary has not been confirmed by Nike yet, but current rumblings suggest we see these drop sometime next year. Stay tuned.

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