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Another sneaker joins Nike’s “Have A Nike Day” Collection today with the Nike Air Max Pulse being the latest addition to the family. In addition to the Nike Air Max Scorpion Have A Nike Day, we now bring you an official look at this Nike Air Max Pulse which starts off with a White open mesh construction on the upper along with a Metallic Silver synthetic leather seen on the mudguards. Black accents are then added for contrast on the heel counters, tongues, inner liner, and the Swooshes on the side panels. Additional details include Vibrant Green and Orange accents, multicolored laces, the “Have a Nike Day” smiley face on the tongues and insoles, and a Blue semi-translucent Air Max heel unit. Peep official images below and look for this Nike Air Max Pulse ?Have A Nike Day? to release in the coming weeks for $150.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max Pulse Have A Nike Day.

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Originally launched in 1999 as a part of Japan-exclusive CO.JP series, the Nike Dunk Low Ultraman is planning on making a return during the summer of 2024, according to Complex.

Done in a Varsity Red and Silver colorway, this Nike Dunk Low got its Ultraman nickname due to its color scheme resembling the Japanese superhero from the 1960s. All that being said, this iteration of the Nike Dunk Low does NOT have any official connection to the character or series.

The 2024 version of the Nike Dunk Low Ultraman has yet to be unveiled (original 1999 release pictures below), but it is believed to look exactly like the OG pair from 1999. This means you can expect a full leather upper paired up with mesh being used on the tongues and lining. The sneaker will start off with a Red base that’s then contrasted by the Silver hits on the overlays, eyestays, heel tabs, lining and outsole. A White midsole and additional Red hits on the tongue tag and heel branding is also expected to be part of the design.

Looking to purchase a pair? The Nike Dunk Low Ultraman is set to release during Summer 2024 at select Nike Sportswear retailers and on Nike.com for the retail price of $125. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Ultraman 2024.

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According to Complex, the Nike Dunk Low Reverse Curry will be making a comeback during the Spring of 2024. Just like the Nike Dunk Low Ultraman that’s also getting the retro treatment, the Nike Dunk Low Reverse Curry originally launched in 1999 as a part of Japan-exclusive CO.JP series.

The Nike Dunk Low Reverse Curry comes dressed in a Dark Curry and White color scheme. The two-toned design consists of a Dark Curry hue taking care of the base, tongues, laces, heel branding, and rubber outsole, while the White appears on the overlays, inner lining, Swooshes, and midsole. The majority of the upper is done in leather, with the exception of the mesh on the tongue and lining. As an added bonus, the sneaker will also come housed in a the classic Dunk style. Below you will find images of the 1999 pair, stay tuned for a first look at the 2024 pair.

Retailing for $125, look for the Nike Dunk Low Reverse Curry to return sometime during the Spring of 2024 at selected Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Reverse Curry.

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Made exclusively for the small-footers, here are official images of the Nike Dunk Low GS Melon Tint.

Done in a Pale Ivory, Melon Tint, Football Grey, and White color scheme, this new flavor of the Dunk Low is given a full leather upper with the exception of the mesh that takes care of the tongues and inner lining. It starts off with a Grey base that’s then contrasted by the Melton Tint accents spotted on the Swooshes, laces, tongue, insole, and heel branding. Adding another dimension to the sneaker is the Pale Ivory used on the overlays that are topped off with a soft smokey print. A White rubber midsole rounds out the main features of the sneaker.

Retailing for $90, look for the Nike Dunk Low GS Melon Tint to release in the coming months in grade school, preschool, and toddler sizes. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low GS Melon Tint.

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CLOT and Nike are teaming up once more, this time dropping a “What The” iteration of the Nike Dunk Low.

The CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The consists of design and theme elements from past CLOT x Nike collaboration to create the wild and mismatched look you see below. With the reportings earlier this week stating that the CLOT x Nike partnership is coming to an end, this collaboration could be the last hurrah between both brands.

The CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The is highlighted by its patchwork upper that combines an array of materials and color schemes from past collaborations between the two. Our first look shows that the sneaker comes with callouts that are derived from the Air Force 1 ?1World,? Air Jordan 13 Low, Air Max 1 ?Kiss of Death,? Nike Dunk High ?Flux,? and the Dunk Low ?Silk Royale.? A closer look unveils mismatched Swooshes and tongue labels, a transparent toe box, the unique signature patterned silk fabric linked to the streetwear label spotted on the overlays, and co-branded heels. An extra set of laces and is custom packaging will also be includes with the release.

Retailing for $120, Clot has confirmed that the CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The collaboration will be releasing on July 29th via Juice Store. In addition to the sneakers, each order will come with collectible trading cards. The 17 base card designs are dedicated to each Clot x Nike sneaker featured on the What The Dunk. There is also 4 parallel cards (including a 1-of-1 black) and 2 Edison Chen autograph cards. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The.

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UPDATE (7/19): Clot has confirmed that the CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The collaboration will be releasing on July 29th via Juice Store. In addition to the sneakers, each order will come with collectible trading cards. The 17 base card designs are dedicated to each Clot x Nike sneaker featured on the What The Dunk. There is also 4 parallel cards (including a 1-of-1 black) and 2 Edison Chen autograph cards.

UPDATE (7/18): Check out detailed images of the CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The courtesy of Private Selection. A release date has yet to be announced.

UPDATE (7/14): Here is another look at the CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The. As previously mentioned, this release will be available exclusively to Juice Store. No release date has been announced yet but keep it locked for updates. Images via solesbyzay_backup.

UPDATE (7/12): Edison Chen has said that the CLOT x Nike Dunk Low “What The” will be available exclusively to Juice Store. No release date has been announced yet but keep it locked for updates.

We got a brand new flavor of the Nike Air Alpha Force 88 to share with you. Dropping in the coming months, here are official images of the Nike Air Alpha Force 88 White Neutral Grey.

The Nike Air Alpha Force 88 made its debut in 1988. At first, it didn’t garner much attention or traction, but that all changed the moment Michael Jordan decided to wear them instead of his Air Jordan 3s during a game against the New York Knicks. This new colorway of the model comes dressed in a White, Neutral Grey, Black, and Tech Grey color scheme. The sneaker is given a White textured leather upper decorated with perforations on the ankled and toe, while the tongues and side Swooshes are constructed out of a sleek leather. Other defining features include the mesh on the collars, the Nike branded midfoot strap, the ?Air Force? logo on the tongues and the additional Nike Air hits on the heels and insoles.

Retailing for $140, look for the Nike Air Alpha Force 88 White Neutral Grey 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: CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The.

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Ja Morant’s first signature sneaker with Nike surfaces in this brand new colorway. Dropping in the coming months, here is a first look at the Nike Ja 1 Guava Ice.

This summer-ready colorway of the Nike Ja 1 arrives in an official color scheme listed as Guava Ice, Medium Soft Pink, White, Black, Light Ultramarine, and Hyper Pink. Design details include a Guava Ice upper constructed out of a combination of mesh and leather. The Guava Ice base is then accompanied by the Soft Pink TPU Swooshes. Other details include Ja branding on the tongues and insoles, the Ultramarine heel housing Ja?s number ?12? embroidered in mismatched colors. A White midsole and a Black and Pink rubber outsole featuring Ja?s logo in Ultramarine underneath complete the look.

The Nike Ja 1 Guava Ice will retail for $110. There’s no release date yet, but we do expect them to debut later on this summer at select Nike Basketball retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Ja 1 Guava Ice.

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The Swoosh aims to turn heads with this new “Just Do It” colorway of the iconic Nike Air Force 1 Low which comes covered in an iridescent upper. This neck-breaking colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low gets covered in a metallic iridescent leather construction all over the upper in green and bronze which is contrasted by black detailing on the laces, tongues, and inner liner along with White on the leather Swooshes and the entire AF1 rubber sole unit down below. To finish off the design we see “JUST DO IT” lace dubraes and upside down Nike branding on the tongues and heels. Looking to turn some heads? This colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low will be releasing later this year so stay tuned for updates.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Low Just Do It Iridescent.

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Part of a larger Nike Sportswear collection, here are official images if the Nike Dunk Low Be 1 of One.

The Nike Sportswear “Be 1 of One” collection reflects on the brand’s commitment to uniqueness and improvement for all as the sneakers look to promote positivity and inclusivity. The uniquely designed Nike Dunk Low Be 1 of One comes dressed in an Olive leather base complimented by the quilted overlays done in a lighted shade of Green. Adding another dimension to the sneaker are the Metallic Swooshes on the side panels. Other features include the. thick rope laces, tongue branding (inside) that displays ?Be 1 of One,? ?Nike? branding on the tongue labels and heels and a Sail midsole and milky translucent outsole.

The Nike Dunk Low Be 1 of One does not have an official release date, but current reports have them dropping later on this year at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Be 1 of One.

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The legendary Nike Air Force 1 is gearing up for the fall/winter as Nike has created a new waterproof iteration of the model. This weather-resistant Nike Air Force 1 Low features a University Gold tumbled leather construction all over the upper with minimal number of seams to create a new sleek design. As far as branding goes we see embossed Swooshes on the heels and Nike Air on the heels along with “Nike Air Force 1 Waterproof” branding in black on the tongue labels. The sneaker then sits sits atop a matching University Gold AF1 rubber sole unit. If you want to cop you can expect the Nike Air Force 1 Low Waterproof ?University Gold” to release later this year for $150.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Low Waterproof University Gold.

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In addition to the Nike Air Force 1 Low Waterproof University Gold, there will also be a Triple Black edition of the all-new model releasing soon. The Nike Air Force 1 Low Waterproof features an almost seamless construction throughout with the upper which is comprised of a Black tumbled leather material. To continue the waterproof theme we have tongues which are constructed out of a nylon ripstop material which are hit with “Nike Air Force 1 Waterproof” branded tags. Additional details include embossed branding on the side panels and heels, and more black detailing on the laces, inner liners, and rubber soles to bring together the tonal appearance. If you’re looking to add these to the collection a release is expected in the coming months for $150.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Low Waterproof Triple Black.

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CLOT and Nike are teaming up once more, this time dropping a “What The” iteration of the Nike Dunk Low.

The CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The consists of design and theme elements from past CLOT x Nike collaboration to create the wild and mismatched look you see below. With the reportings earlier this week stating that the CLOT x Nike partnership is coming to an end, this collaboration could be the last hurrah between both brands.

The CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The is highlighted by its patchwork upper that combines an array of materials and color schemes from past collaborations between the two. Our first look shows that the sneaker comes with callouts that are derived from the Air Force 1 ?1World,? Air Jordan 13 Low, Air Max 1 ?Kiss of Death,? Nike Dunk High ?Flux,? and the Dunk Low ?Silk Royale.? A closer look unveils mismatched Swooshes and tongue labels, a transparent toe box, the unique signature patterned silk fabric linked to the streetwear label spotted on the overlays, and co-branded heels. An extra set of laces and is custom packaging will also be includes with the release.

Retailing for $120, the CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The is said to be a limited release. There is no confirmed release date, but current reports have them dropping in the coming months exclusively Juice Store and CLOT. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The.

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UPDATE (7/18): Check out detailed images of the CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The courtesy of Private Selection. A release date has yet to be announced.

UPDATE (7/14): Here is another look at the CLOT x Nike Dunk Low What The. As previously mentioned, this release will be available exclusively to Juice Store. No release date has been announced yet but keep it locked for updates. Images via solesbyzay_backup.

UPDATE (7/12): Edison Chen has said that the CLOT x Nike Dunk Low “What The” will be available exclusively to Juice Store. No release date has been announced yet but keep it locked for updates.

Nike continues to get fun and colorful with the Nike Air More Uptempo with this new “Geode Teal” color option of the Scottie Pippen signature model. Covered in an official color makeup of Black, Geode Teal, Clear Jade, and Volt, this offering of the Nike Air More Uptempo starts off with a Black nubuck construction on the base of the upper with perforations placed throughout. For a splash of color we have the signature “AIR” branding on the side panels which are hit with teal paint splatters which is also outlined in Volt. More Teal and Volt accents throughout the shoe, white rubber midsoles, and various Swoosh branding throughout cap off the look on this grade school colorway of the Nike Air More Uptempo that is currently expected to release on August 12th for $140.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air More Uptempo GS Geode Teal.

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As some of you may have heard by now, this upcoming holiday season Kevin Durant and Nike Basketball are planning on dropping an all-new Aunt Pearl iteration of the Nike KD 3 in addition to the return of the Nike KD 3 Christmas. That’s not all though, as today we got word that a Nike KD 3 Easy Money release is also in the works.

Done in an official color scheme listed as Light Silver/Blue Jay-Steam-Mineral Spruce-Metallic Copper, this brand new colorway of the Nike KD 3 is inspired by the team colors of the OKC Thunder, one of the teams that Durant used to play for. During his time with the Thunder, one of the nicknames that Durant acquired was “Easy Money”, this release pays homage to those days.The Nike KD 3 Easy Money will be given a Silver base decorated with a Blue Swoosh that will be filled in with a repeating “100” pattern. This feature is said to pay tribute to Kevin Durant?s ?Easy Money? nickname. Other details expected to be part of the sneaker’s design include contrasting Metallic Copper accents and a glow-in-the-dark rubber outsole.

Though not yet official, current reports suggest that the Nike KD 3 Easy Money will be debuting on August 9th at select retailers and Nike.com for the retail price of $130. Stay tuned for official release info and imagery. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike KD 3 Easy Money.

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UPDATE (7/18): Check out the official images of the Nike KD 3 Easy Money. Official imagery unveils new design features on the sneaker such as the Kevin Durant dolla bill graphics on the insoles, the KD signature on the inside of the tongues, and the KD 35 logo on the heels. Retail is set at $130. Proposed release date is August 9th. 

via: Sneaker Files

Dropping in the coming months, here are official images of the Nike ISPA MindBody in the Total Orange colorway.

The Nike ISPA Mindbody is defined by its Flyknit upper which comes covered in the model?s signature abstract print alongside a reinforced toe cap, and cord-lock lacing system. A closer look shows that the sneakers are constructed using interlocking components and a conscious effort to minimize materials while also focusing on creating shoes with a longer lifespan, allowing for easy disassembly. This pair dons a White, Total Orange, and Black color scheme topped off with a unique graphic print. The foam midsole makes sure these kicks are comfy while the rubber outsole assures durability.

Retailing for $180, look for the Nike ISPA MindBody Total Orange to release on July 19th at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike ISPA MindBody Total Orange.

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UPDATE (7/18): The Nike ISPA MindBody Total Orange will be releasing via SNKRS and select retailers on July 19th for $180.

Welcome home. From first look to first step, the ISPA MindBody is the new definition of R&R. The inviting and pillowy foam midsole is an oasis of sensations, while its airy Flyknit upper (made from recycled yarns) provides a sanctuary you won’t want to step away from. Bonus: In place of an insole, you?ll find lofted Flyknit underfoot for a brand new sensation.

Guided by Nike’s circular design philosophy, each pair is constructed with interlocking components and the intent of using less materials. A key feature to this concept is designing with product lifespan in mind, which resulted in shoes that can be easily disassembled. No glue necessary?just a single cording system that holds it all together. When you’re done with your shoes, there’s no need to take them apart or throw them away. Simply drop ’em off at a participating Nike store and they’ll be given a new life through donation or recycling.

“Ahhhh” is a good place to be. Go ahead?sink into it.

Nike ISPA: a philosophy entwining the concepts of improvise, scavenge, protect and adapt to create space for those who are seeking deeper meaning and connection to the products they use. This chapter of ISPA products explores two sustainable design solutions to help make the world a better place. We?re taking an environmental approach with circularity, and a human-centered approach with connectivity. The MindBody design is guided by these principles, using product disassembly and proprioception (the awareness of how your body moves throughout space and interacts with your environment) to take you into the next evolution of footwear design.