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Slated to make its debut next year, here is a first look at the Nike Dunk Low GS Laser Fuchsia.

Listed as a kids-exclusive colorway of the model, this Nike Dunk Low is given the classic two-tone color blocking where the base is done in a White leather, which is then offset by the Laser Fuchsia hits on the overlays, tongue branding, outsole and insoles. Finishing touches include the additional White hits on the mesh tongues, laces, lining and midsole.

For those of you that appreciate the straightforward two-tone look on the Dunk Low, look for the Nike Dunk Low GS Laser Fuchsia to debut sometime during the Spring of 2024 in kids? sizes, with a price tag of $90 (GS), $70 (PS), and $55 (TD). For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low GS Laser Fuchsia.

In release news, the upcoming Air Jordan 1 Low 85 Wings Phantom will retail for $1,300.

UPDATE (11/7): Here are official images of the Nike Dunk Low GS Laser Fuchsia. Look for these to drop sometime during the Spring of 2024 in kids? sizes, with a price tag of $90 (GS), $70 (PS), and $55 (TD).

Below you will get a first look at what is being called the Nike Dunk Low PRM WMNS Bacon. As you’d expect with a nickname like that, this new women’s exclusive colorway of the Nike Dunk Low gets its inspiration from the beloved Nike Air Max 90 Bacon, which last released in 2021.

Done in a Sport Red/Sheen-Sail-Medium Brown color scheme, this Nike Dunk Low is given a Sail tumbled leather base that is then complemented by the Sport Red suede on the eyestay and overlays. Elsewhere you will find Sheen Pink used for the leather Swooshes and mesh tongues, along with Brown leather and suede accents taking care of the tongue tags and heel tabs. A White midsole sitting atop a Brown rubber outsole round out the Air Max 90 Bacon inspiration. 

For those of you interested in purchasing a pair, the Nike Dunk Low PRM WMNS Bacon is slated to arrive during the Holiday 2023 season for the retail price of $125. Stay tuned for official confirmation and official images. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low PRM WMNS Bacon.

Nike SB will be teaming up with Japanese skateshop TIGHTBOOTH to release a special iteration of the Nike SB Dunk Low. Previewed below, the TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low gets its inspiration from TIGHTBOOTH?s unique brand identity and captivating color schemes.

The TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low is given a clean and versatile White and Black color scheme. Design details include a Black hairy suede upper offset by the White leather overlays covered in debossed scratch-like graphics. Elsewhere you will find Black tumbled leather Swooshes attached with a TIGHTBOOTH label tag on the lateral side. Some co-branded details appear on areas such as the tongues and special lace dubraes. A Black midsole and White rubber outsole complete the look. A couple extra set of laces and custom packaging will also be included.

Releasing in limited quantities, look for the TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low to drop on November 14th at select skate shops and possibly on Nike.com for the retail price of $135. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 4 Bred Reimagined is set to debut next February.

UPDATE (11/7): The TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low is set to release on November 14th via SNKRS for the retail price of $135. This is what Nike had to say about this collaborative release:

“In 2005, an Osaka crew led by Shinpei Ueno shined a light on the nocturnal artistry of Japanese skateboarding. Through his travels, and 15 years crafting the underground video series Lenz, he helped spread the quick-footed style and explorations of color and environment that are now a hallmark of the local scene?and the TIGHTBOOTH®? aesthetic.
Born out of necessity, the Nike SB x TIGHTBOOTH®? Dunk Low Pro draws from the freedom of nighttime in the streets. Textural overlays emulate the metal grates encountered and employed during after-dark sessions. Reflective Swoosh panels, a co-branded tongue and subtle hits of Safety Orange bring the spirit and synergy of TIGHTBOOTH®?’s visual identity to the iconic Dunk.”

*Not intended for use as Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

UPDATE (10/30): Here are official images of the TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration. Retailing for $135, this collaboration is expect to released in limited quantities on November 11th at select skate shops and possibly on Nike.com.

UPDATE (7/23): Check  out on-feet images of the TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low via Yankee Kicks.

UPDATE (7/17): Take a look at detailed images of the TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low via Private Selection. A release is currently expected during holiday 2023.

UPDATE (7/12): Here is another look at the upcoming TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration. Retailing for $135, look for these to drop in limited quantities later on this year. Images via: woganwodeyang.

UPDATE (7/3): More images of the TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low via Shinpei Ueno. A release is currently expected during Holiday 2023.

The Nike Doernbecher Freestyle XIX Collection has been officially unveiled. For those why may not know, the Nike Doernbecher Freestyle Collection is an annual collection between Nike and the OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital that consists of sneakers and apparel designed by young patients in the aforementioned hospital. Since 2004, Nike has teamed up with OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital for this Doernbecher Freestyle initiative. Every year, Nike Employee Design volunteers collaborate with a select few OHSU Doernbecher patients to create one of a kind designs in footwear, apparel and equipment.

The Nike Doernbecher Freestyle XIX Collection will include the following six model: the Air Jordan 3, Nike Air Max 1 ?86, Nike Dunk High, Nike Cortez, Nike Go FlyEase, and the Nike ACG Mountain Fly 2 Low. Yet to be unveiled, these special iterations of each model not only represent style and innovation but also embody the spirit of resilience and hope. What makes this yearly collection even more special is the fact that all profits generated from the sales will go directly to benefit the OHSU Doernbecher Children?s Hospital. By doing this, it allows the hospital leaders to have the flexibility to allocate resources precisely when and where they are needed the most.

As of right now, the Nike Doernbecher Freestyle XIX Collection is slated to release on December 2nd, 2024 at select retailers and Nike.com

UPDATE (11/6): As of right now, the Nike Doernbecher Freestyle XIX Collection is slated to release on December 2nd, 2024. Stay tuned from confirmation straight from Nike.

UPDATE (10/30): Nike has officially unveiled their Nike Doernbecher Freestyle XIX Collection. This year’s participants from the collection will include a dedicated swimmer, a talented cookie artisan, a genuine Pacific Northwesterner, a young girl with a ?remarkable heart,? a chain collector with impeccable style, and an exceptionally bright individual. Look for the entire Nike Doernbecher Freestyle XIX Collection to make its debut sometime during the month of December.

Here is a quick breakdown of each special pair from this unique collection.

Name: Hugo Covarrubias Molina

Age: 14

Diagnosis: Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome

Shoe: Air Jordan III

Apparel: Jordan Flight fleece hoodie and Jordan Flight fleece pant

Hugo ?Juice? Covarrubias Molina was born with a rare disorder that causes one side of his body to grow larger than the other. He used to feel self-conscious about it, but Hugo has learned to embrace his uniqueness and designed a shoe that encourages others to do the same. His style is represented on the shoe with his nickname, ?Juice? (?Jugo? in Spanish), and a cool drip design over the upper. On the outsole you?ll find his words to live by: It?s OK to be different.

Hugo?s Air Jordan III. Hugo?s handwritten catchphrase, ?It’s OK to be different,? appears through the green, transparent outsole.

The green and blue matches the jersey of his favorite football team, the Seattle Seahawks. Hugo?s love of gold chains led to his own gold-plated hangtag, which can also be used as a pendent on a necklace. On the inner tongue are woven patches: one side lists his heroes, his mom and dad, while the other is purposefully blank for the wearer to name their own heroes.

The transparent heel tab reveals Hugo?s logo, with the Jumpman placed above Hugo?s nickname, ?Juice.?

Hugo?s overflowing sense of style is represented by a green drip pattern ? accented by green patent leather on the tongue and quarter overlay.

The shoe?s laces have glow-in-the-dark flecks.

Name: Hailey Leyva

Age: 8

Diagnosis: Congenital cyanotic heart disease

Shoe: Nike Air Max 1 ?86

Apparel 1: Club fleece hoodie

Accessory 1: Hayward backpack

Hailey has had five surgeries to fix the valves of her heart, so she honored her medical journey with a special heart-inspired shoe. The logo on the tongue and sock liner is an exact replica of her one-of-a-kind heart, while shiny gold accents reflect her sparkly personality. Added bonus: Hailey turned some of her favorite things (like ice cream and rainbows) into mix-and-match charms that you can wear on the shoe or as a bracelet.

Hailey?s Air Max 1 ?86. Five hearts are hand-drawn by Hailey on the toe box, representing each member of her family.

A detachable bracelet with 10 charms representing Hailey?s favorite things pays homage to her love of customizable dolls. The squiggly lines on the midsole and laces are drawn by Hailey, representing the calm of ocean waves.

The anatomical heart logo on the tongue was drawn by Hailey?s doctor to explain the surgery process for what Hailey?s mom calls her ?very special heart.?

Gold specks on the outsole along with other gold elements on the shoe show Hailey?s love of sparkly things.

The detachable bracelet, with 10 charms featuring some of Hailey?s favorite things.

Name: Macey Bodily

Age: 15

Diagnosis: Brain tumor, narcolepsy

Shoe: Nike Dunk High

Apparel: Phoenix Fleece Hoodie

Equipment: Elemental bag (cross-body)

?She believed she could so she did.? That phrase guides Macey Bodily in everything she does, so she made sure to give it a place of honor on her flower-powered shoe. As for the grey ribbon on the upper, that?s to represent her status as a brain cancer survivor. This determined young lady loves baking and has a sweet surprise for you: Inside her shoe, you?ll find the recipe to her famous chocolate chip cookies.

Macey?s Nike Dunk High. The floral pattern was hand-painted by Macey and repeated in an allover print on the upper.

The phrase on the midsole, ?She believed she could so she did,? is a family mantra that speaks to Macey?s strength and courage.

The grey ribbon symbol on the upper denotes Macey?s status as a brain cancer survivor.

Macey?s favorite dessert, a chocolate chip cookie, appears on the tongue graphic.

Peek at the inner tongue and you?ll see Macey?s delicious cookie recipe, which also appears on a card that comes with the shoes.

Name: Sydney Little

Age: 14

Diagnosis: Juvenile idiopathic arthritis

Shoe: Nike Cortez

Apparel 1: Boxy T-shirt

Apparel 2: Phoenix fleece pant

Sydney Little is a talented artist and competitive swimmer who refuses to let her arthritis pain slow her down. Her design is a walking masterpiece filled with her hand-drawn artwork and features interchangeable elements so you can wear it your way. Sydney hopes her vibrant shoe will brighten your day and has a bit of advice for anyone facing a challenge: ?Keep swimming,? she says, ?you?ll get through it.?

Sydney?s Nike Cortez. Sydney?s hand-drawn floral print appears throughout in green, showcasing her favorite flower and color.

The heel uses a hook-and-loop material, with multiple patches hand-drawn by Sydney. Sydney?s heart-shaped logo appears throughout the shoe and was collaboratively drawn by Sydney and her team.

On the outsole, glow-in-the-dark lines mimic the pattern of a water reflection within a pool.

Sydney chose a squishy glow-in-the-dark Swoosh for her Cortez as a nod to her love of water.

Name: Christopher Musquiz Jr.

Age: 14

Diagnosis: Traumatic accident

Shoe: Nike Go FlyEase

Apparel: Game jersey

Equipment: Nike Pro cap

Chris Musquiz Jr. was riding his bike to school one morning when he was struck by a car and critically injured. While he lost his leg in the accident, Chris never lost his courage or positivity. His shoe reflects his love of Japanese culture and features a kimono-inspired wrap design and a cool graphic of Mt. Fuji on the tongue. Be sure to check out the inside, where you?ll find a friendly panda hanging out with Chris on the beach.

Chris?s Nike Go FlyEase. His love of Japanese culture is reflected throughout the shoe’s graphics.

Chris?s ideal day is one spent at the beach, as represented by the wave-pattern upper.

The red kimono lines wrapping Mt. Fuji are meant to evoke Japan, the country Chris most wants to visit someday.

Chris? happy place and his favorite animal both appear on the inner sock liner, with Chris chilling on the beach with a panda.

Chris is a serious student, as exemplified by the phrase ?Smarter than you think? on the sock liner, which also shows a portal with footprints leading him to his happy place.

Name: Garrett Amerson

Age: 12

Diagnosis: Extreme prematurity

Shoe: Nike ACG Mountain Fly 2 Low

Apparel: Windrunner

Equipment: Club Cap

One pound, seven ounces: that?s how much Garrett Amerson weighed when he was born 15 weeks early. Twelve years later, that tiny, tenacious baby has grown into a thriving teen who loves science, plays chess and collects historic hats. Garrett?s shoe is an ode to the Pacific Northwest, with trees, mountains, and a waterfall cascading down the tongue. He even added realistic mud splatters so you never have to worry about getting it dirty.

Garrett’s Nike ACG Mountain Fly 2 Low. The tree landscape and sheath of textured rock on the upper are an ode to Garrett?s Pacific Northwest roots, with the blue waterfall tongue adding to the hiking aesthetic.

Three shades of brown are splattered on the midsole and outsole to look like hiking mud, with the midsole splatters textured like dried mud.

The upper features a translucent material with cloud outlines and a second layer of trees when seen up close.

The purple butterfly, also found on the right sock liner, is a nod to Garrett?s twin brother, who lost his life in the NICU.

As we get closer and closer to the debut of the Nike LeBron 21, new colorways of the latest LeBron James signature more are beginning to pop up. One pair set to release later on this year is the Nike LeBron 21 GS James Theater. Let’s get a closer look.

Made exclusively in grade school sizing, this “James Theatre” iteration of the LeBron 21 comes dressed in a Track Red, Ivory, Bordeaux, and Blue Joy color scheme. The sneaker comes draped in a Red suede upper decorated with perforations near the toe. Other notable features include the Bordeaux-colored lining and the metallic hits on the heel and rear midsole. Being that this colorway of the model gets its inspiration from the theatre, the sneaker comes with a movie ticket tongue tag displaying LeBron?s birthdate as an admission number, while the insoles display an animated popcorn graphic. Completing the look is a White midsole atop a translucent outsole with an icy finish.

Retailing for $170, look for this grade school iteration to release on November 11th at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike LeBron 21 GS James Theater.

In other news, who’s looking forward to the Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan release?

UPDATE (11/6): Check out the official images of the Nike LeBron 21 GS James Theater. Retailing for $170, look for this grade school iteration to release on November 11th at select retailers and Nike.com.

The Nike KD 4 Galaxy originally release way back in 2012 for that year’s NBA All-Star Game. It was part of a larger Galaxy collection that also included “out of this world” iterations of the Nike Zoom Kobe 7, LeBron 9 and the Air Foamposite One. To this day, the Nike KD 4 Galaxy is one of the best and most coveted releases from the Kevin Durant line. Need a fresh new pair in your rotation? The Nike KD 4 Galaxy is rumored to make a return in 2024.

The Nike KD 4 Galaxy comes dressed in a Metallic Silver, Total Orange, and Dark Grey color scheme. The 2024 version is said to return in original form that consists of a Metallic Silver synthetic leather upper with Total Orange accents that are inspired by day flight suits worn by astronauts. A closer look unveils that NASA-inspired mission patch on the tongues, embroidered ?KD? branding on the heels, a Black starry speckled midsole atop a glow-in-the-dark outsole.

The 2024 version of the Nike KD 4 Galaxy is currently expected to release on February 16th 2024 for a price tag of $130. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike KD 4 Galaxy 2024. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan releases on November 11th.

UPDATE (11/6): Here’s a first look at the 2024 retro edition of the Nike KD 4 “Galaxy” which will be making a comeback 12 years after the original release. Images courtesy of shane_fk. A release is currently expected to take place on February 16th 2024 for a price tag of $130.

Nike is dropping another premium edition of the legendary Nike Cortez as this pair has been draped in a black suede construction. Noted as a women’s release, this Nike Cortez Vintage opts for a two-tone look as the low top starts off with a black suede construction all throughout the upper with more black detailing noted on the inner liner and the Nike branding on the tongues and heels. For contrast we have the addition of Sail on the leather Swooshes and heel tabs, mesh tongues, laces, tongue tags, and the rubber sole unit. Look for this women’s colorway of the Nike Cortez to release during spring 2024 for $100.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike WMNS Cortez Vintage Black Suede. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan releases on November 11th.

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The Nike Cortez shows off its versatility with this new “Blue Denim Twill” colorway of the model that is slated to drop for the spring of 2024. This Nike Cortez gets hit with a heavy dose of a light blue denim twill on the majority of the upper which is then joined by light and dark shades of blue leather on the toe cap, eyestays, heel counter, Swooshes and heel tabs. Sail detailing is then added on the tongues, laces, and midsole for that vintage vibe while a black rubber outsole caps off the look on this Nike Cortez that is currently expected to release during spring 2024 for $90.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Cortez Blue Denim Twill. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan releases on November 11th.

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Back in 2008 Nike dropped the Nike Air Max 1 Keep Rippin Stop Slippin. The shoe was part of Nike?s ?Greatest Hits? pack that also included the Nike Air Stab ?Runnin? Gunnin,? and the Nike Air Max 90 ?King of the Mountain.? For 2023, Nike will be releasing a new iteration of that release dubbed the Nike Air Max 1 Keep Rippin Stop Slippin 2.0.

Dressed in a Light Iron Ore, Total Orange, Flat Pewter, Summit White, and Kumquat color scheme, this 2.0 rendition of the Nike Air Max 1 Keep Rippin Stop Slippin comes dressed in a Vast Grey mesh paired up with pearlescent White leather overlays on the vamp, midfoot, and heel. Elsewhere you will find Black accents on the laces as well as on the plush suede hits throughout the upper. Adding some color to the design are the Red-Cedar hits covering the mini Swoosh on the mudguard, sockliner, and the ?Keep Rip?n Stop Slip?n? embroidery on the heel. Lastly, the sneaker is given a White midsole with a Black and Cedar rubber outsole.

The Nike Air Max 1 Keep Rippin Stop Slippin 2.0 will retail for $160. Look for these to release on November 28th at select NBHD retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 1 Keep Rippin Stop Slippin 2.0 .

In other news, look for the Air Jordan 3 Fear 2023 to release later on this month. Is this a cop?

UPDATE (11/6): Here is a first look at the Nike Air Max 1 Keep Rippin Stop Slippin 2.0 . As previously mentioned, this first Nike Air Max 1 Keep Rippin Stop Slippin dropped back in 2008. More than 15 years later a sequel will be releasing to the public. This special iteration of the Nike Air Max 1 was part of Nike?s ?Greatest Hits? collection, alongside other releases that included the Nike Air Stab ?Runnin? Gunnin? and the Nike Air Max 90 ?King of the Mountain.? Images via: Level Shoes and Concepts Dubai

UPDATE (4/13): The Nike Air Max 1 Keep Rippin Stop Slippin 2.0 will retail for $160. Look for these to release during Holiday 2023 at select NBHD retailers and Nike.com. Peep the mockup below via Sneaker Files to see what you can expect once we get a first look.

via: Sneaker Files

Charles Barkley’s signature Nike Air Max CB ’94 OG will be returning once again during the Spring of 2024. Barkley wore these bad boys while playing for the Phoenix Suns during the 1994 season. The last time this colorway of the Nike Air Max CB ’94 dropped was back in 2021.

Designed by Tracy Teague, the sneaker sports a its timeless color scheme consisting of White leather taking care of the upper alongside contrasting black accents throughout and mini perforations. Finally, the model’s signature lacing system, followed by royal blue accents on the black rubber sole that bears the signature visible Max Air unit in the heel tops off the design.

For those of you interest in picking up a pair, the Nike Air Max CB ’94 Old Royal is currently slated to return the Spring of 2024 for the retail price of $170. Stay tuned for official imagery and release confirmation from Nike. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max CB ’94 Old Royal.

UPDATE (11/6): Check out these product shots of the upcoming 2024 version of the Nike Air Max2 CB 94 Old Royal courtesy of JD Sports UK.

The women’s Nike Dunk Low Disrupt 2 will drop in a couple of more colorways before the year comes to an end as one of those pairs that will be releasing soon being this “Plaid” offering. Done in an official color makeup of Phantom, Cocoa Wow, Metallic Gold, and Sail, this hybrid Nike Dunk Low is highlighted by a tan and brown plaid canvas which is seen on the side panels and collars. For some balance we see the addition of cream leather on the overlays while more brown is noted on the rope laces, tongue tags, insoles, leather heel tabs, and the rubber outsoles. To wrap up the design we have a Metallic Swoosh on the lateral side panels, Nike lace dubraes, Sail rubber midsoles, and light grey suede heel counters. This Plaid offering of the Nike Dunk Low Disrupt 2 is expected to release in the coming weeks for $120.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike WMNS Dunk Low Disrupt 2 Plaid. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan releases on November 11th.

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The Nike Air Foamposite made a comeback earlier this year after laying low the last few years. One colorway that is rumored to return during Holiday 2023 is the Nike Air Foamposite One “Anthracite”. Last released in 2020, this Nike Air Foamposite One takes on a stealth appearance as the sneaker gets covered in black from head to toe, including the molded foam shell upper, nubuck eyestays and ankle, tongues, laces, inner liner, and the rubber outsole. Tonal branding throughout rounds out the look on this Nike Air Foamposite One.

Retailing for $240, the latest update now suggests that the Nike Air Foamposite One Anthracite will be making a return on December 12th at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Foamposite One Anthracite 2023. Keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

In other news, look for the Air Jordan 3 Fear 2023 to release later on this month. Is this a cop?

UPDATE (11/6): Here are more images of the Nike Air Foamposite One Anthracite 2023. Retailing for $240 look for these to drop on November 12th.

UPDATE (8/28): Here are official images of the 2023 version of the Nike Air Foamposite One Anthracite. The latest report suggest that we see these making a return on December 12th for the retail price of $240.

UPDATE (5/23): Originally believed to return during Holiday 2023, the latest update now suggests that the Nike Air Foamposite One Anthracite will be making a return during Spring 0f 2024. via: Sneaker Files.

As we get ready for a new year that will come with a fresh new batch of sneakers and releases, one model that we are highlight anticipating is the debut of the Nike Air Max Dn.

Previewed below, the Nike Air Max Dn is set to be the newest offering from the Nike Air Max line. Set to be one of the biggest releases that will be celebrating Nike Air Max Day 2024, the Nike Air Max Dn will mark the start of a wave of new Nike Air innovations. Unique in appearance and design, Nike Air Max Dn combines classic Nike features with a modern aesthetic. Our first look highlights the sneaker’s uniquely designed cushion heel consisting of four large circular pods. The upper appears to be constructed out of some kind of mesh material that’s then paired up with a fused overlay for added durability. Another standout feature is the Swoosh branding that’s part of the midsole’s design, while the reinforced heel overlay and toe cap give the sneaker some added flair.

The debut of the Nike Air Max Dn will include a wide variety of colorway that include: Anthracite/Light Crimson-Dark Smoke Grey, Black/White-Cool Grey-Pure Platinum, Particle Grey/Black-Smoke Grey-Wolf Grey, Pure Platinum/Hyper Royal-White-Black, Black/Black-Black-Metallic Dark Grey, White/White-White-Metallic Silver, and Volt/Black-Volt Glow-Sequoia.

As of right now, you can expect the Nike Air Max Dn to release sometime during the month of March, 2024 for the retail price of $160. Sty tuned for additional imagery, spec details and confirmed release info.

In other news, the Air Jordan 1 High OG Royal Reimagined will officially launch tomorrow for the retail price of $180.

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There’s a new “Wheat” colorway of the Nike Air Max 1 releasing for the spring of 2024 as the sneaker would have been better suited for the current fall season. Exuding that fall appeal, this lively offering of the Nike Air Max 1 comes done in White, Wheat, Flax, Outdoor Green, and Gum Medium Brown as the beloved model from the Swoosh starts off with a White mesh on the base and is then joined by Wheat and Flax on the premium nubuck overlays and mudguards. Keeping the two-tone look we see more White detailing on the Swooshes, laces, tongues, branding on the heels, and the rubber midsoles. Finishing details include Outdoor Green upper eyelets as well as Gum Medium Brown rubber outsoles. Air Max 1 aficionados can look for this new “Wheat” colorway to release during spring 2024 for $150. Make sure you keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 1 Wheat. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In Jordan Brand news this week, the Air Jordan 1 High OG Royal Reimagined releases tomorrow.

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Get ready for new colorways of the Nike Air Humara for 2024 with one of those pairs being this fall-friendly “Pacific Moss” offering. The Nike Air Humara made its debut way back in 1997 and was designed by Peter Fogg. The sneaker was initially marketed as an outdoor sneaker, but over time it has transformed into more of a lifestyle model. This colorway gets done in Pacific Moss, Pear, and Dark Pony as design details include a premium mesh and suede build in two different shades of olive green. Additional details include textile-wrapped midsoles, visible stitching on the eyestay, ribbon lace loops, dual pull tabs on the tongues and heels, and Swoosh checks on the toes, tongues, side panels, and heels. A trail-ready rubber outsole in Black caps off the look on this Nike Air Humara that is expected to release spring 2024 for $160.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Humara Pacific Moss. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In Jordan Brand news this week, the Air Jordan 1 High OG Royal Reimagined releases tomorrow.