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This year will bring us a new Be True iteration of the Nike Dunk Low. Just like all other Nike “Be True” sneakers, the Nike Dunk Low Be True 2023 celebrates the commemorates the LGBT community.

Previewed below, the Nike Dunk Low Be True 2023 is highlighted by the Metallic Silver patent leather base that covers the toe box, side panels, and collar. Additionally, the sneaker is also equipped with iridescent gradient overlays in a grid-like pattern along with iridescent Swooshes on each side. Elsewhere you will also find White laces with ?Be True? printed on the tongues, insoles, and heels all atop a semi-translucent rubber sole.

The Nike Dunk Low Be True 2023 has no release date but being Pride Month falls in June, you can expect the sneaker to release as early as next month.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 7 Chambray 2023 drops this month.

UPDATE (7/3): Here are detailed shots of the Nike Dunk Low ?Be True? (2023) courtesy of swiftsole.

A Social Status x Nike Mac Attack Collection will be dropping this summer. Sidenote, this will be the Nike Mac Attack’s first ever collaboration.

Previewed below, the Social Status x Nike Mac Attack Collection will feature several different colorways of the model all sharing a same and unique features. Aside from all coming in either Sail or White upper, this collaborative iteration of the model is highlighted by the tear-away accents that reveal a new colorway underneath. Constructed out of mesh and leather or suede, other notable features include the Social Status branding on the tongues, heels, and graphic insoles atop aged or White midsoles. You can also expect extra set of laces and special co-branded packaging.

The Social Status x Nike Mac Attack Collection has no official release date, but you can expect them to debut sometime during the summer at Social Status, select retailers and Nike.com (SNKRS).

In release news, don’t sleep on the upcoming Air Jordan 1 High OG UNC Toe!

UPDATE (7/3): Get an in-hand look at the Social Status x Nike Mac Attack in the Summit White Iron Ore colorway. Are you a fan of the tear-away details? Images via shoehefner5.

UPDATE (6/26): Here is a first look at one of the colorways from the upcoming Social Status x Nike Mac Attack Collection. Just like the previously previewed colorways, this pair will be highlighted by the tear-away accents that reveal a new colorway underneath. Images via: hidden.ny.

UPDATE 3/18: PJ Tucker gives us our best look yet at the Social Status x Nike Mac Attack Collection. No word yet on when/if all of these colorways will end up releasing.

UPDATE (3/17): PJ Tucker gives us a first look at the Social Status x Nike Mac Attack Collection. The Social Status x Nike Mac Attack Collection is highlighted by the tear-away contrasting accents revealing a new colorway underneath.

Even though the summer season just started, this new offering of the Nike Air Force 1 Low comes strong with the boot vibes. Covered in an official color palette of Medium Ash, Bronzine, and Blue Tint, this Nike Air Force 1 Low gets covered in brown all over the upper and starts off with a rugged ripstop material on the side panels with tonal detailing hitting the rest of the leather upper. For contrast we have Bronzine detailing noted on the mesh tongues and rubber outsoles. 3M reflective laces, contrasting branding on the tongues and insoles, and speckled detailing on the rubber midsoles finish off the look on this Nike Air Force 1 Low that will be releasing in the coming months for $130.

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

In release news, did you cop the Air Jordan 7 White Infrared this weekend?

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A clean and timeless look makes its way onto the Nike Air Max Plus with this Black/Gum iteration. Opting for the clean and simple route, this Nike Air Max Plus gets engulfed in black all over the upper in a mesh construction with the signature plastic cage overlays done in a grey to black gradient. Black nubuck detailing is then added on the tongues, heels, and mudguards for some more texture. Additional details include speckled laces, 3M reflective accents on the speckled laces, tongues, and heels, black rubber midsoles, and gum rubber outsoles down below. This Nike Air Max Plus will be releasing in the coming weeks for $175. Will you cop or pass?

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

In release news, did you cop the Air Jordan 7 White Infrared this weekend?

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If you like your sneakers with a pop of color and you’re a fan of classic silhouettes then this Nike Air Max 95 may be right up your alley. On deck we bring you a new Nike Air Max 95 which gets covered in White on a large portion of the upper and is then joined by a couple of different hues of purple throughout the shoe for those spring/summer vibes. As far as materials go we have leather, nubuck, ripstop, and even a durable canvas-like texture on the mudguards. More purple is then seen on the branding appearing on the tongues, heels and ankles. White rubber midsoles, gum rubber outsoles, and 3M reflective accents cap off the look on this Nike Air max 95 that will be releasing in the coming weeks for $175.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 95 White Purple Gum.

In release news, did you cop the Air Jordan 7 White Infrared this weekend?

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The Nike Dunk High Picante Red made its debut a couple months back. Now the same color scheme lands on the Nike Dunk Low. Dropping this summer, here is an official look at the Nike Dunk Low Picante Red.

Done in a White and Picante Red color scheme, this Nike Dunk Low is constructed in a White leather upper paired up with even more White on the mesh tongues and lining, midsole, laces and tongue tag. The pristine base is then offset by the Picante Red contrasting accents spotted on the Swooshes, tongue and heel branding, insoles and rubber outsole.

For those of you feeling the Nike Dunk Low Picante Red, look for them to release via nike.com and select retailers on July 13th for $110.. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Picante Red.

In other news, are you feeling the upcoming Fly Streetwear x Nike SB Dunk Low Gardenia collab?

UPDATE (7/1): The Nike Dunk Low “PIcante Red” will officially release via nike.com and select retailers on July 13th for $110.

In addition to the return of the Nike Air Flight Huarache OG, Nike introduces a new colorway of the model with this “Nike Gear” pair which nods to the brand?s retro apparel line from the ?90s. The retro silhouette from the mind of Tinker Hatfield utilizes a neoprene bootie liner along with leather overlays and mesh detailing. This pair features white and cream on the majority of the upper along with pink and blue on the neoprene bootie and navy on the ankle/heel counter. Additional details include retro Nike Gear-branded insoles, Huarache branding on the tongues, and gold “AIR” branding on the heels. To finish off the design we see white and cream on the midsole and pink and blue on the rubber outsoles. Look for this Nike Air Flight Huarache ?Nike Gear? to release via SNKRS and select retailers on July 14th for a price tag of $125.

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

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UPDATE (7/1): The Nike Air Flight Huarache “Nike Gear” is set to release via SNKRS and select retailers on July 14th for a price tag of $125.

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The Houston Comets have got to be the best WNBA dynasty team, right? How good was their run? The Houston Comets were one of the original eight teams in the Women?s National Basketball Association and also happen to the league?s first four championships. Back to back to back to back! Shout out Cynthia Cooper, Sheryl Swoopes, and Tina Thompson! Paying tribute to that impressive feat is the Nike Dunk Low Houston Comets Four-Peat.

The Nike Dunk Low Houston Comets Four-Peat joins the Air Force 1 Low and Air Force 1 Mid and sneakers that commemorate this historic achievement. Done in an Obsidian, White, University Red, and Wolf Grey color scheme to match the team’s colors, the sneaker boasts a full leather upper paired up with nylon tongues, and a mesh inner lining. It starts off with an Obsidian base complemented by White overlays, and the Swooshes which happen to come with  embroidered and outlined in Red. The lateral ankle houses a a four-finger motif that pays tribute to the team?s four consecutive championships, while the years the championships took place are displayed on the heels. A White midsole atop an Obsidian rubber outsole complete the look.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike Dunk Low Houston Comets Four-Peat 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 Dunk Low Houston Comets Four-Peat.

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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 via 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.

In other news, are you looking forward to the upcoming Air Jordan 7 Chambray?

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. An 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 later on this year.

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

This kids-exclusive colorway of the Nike Dunk Low is highlighted by a White tumbles leather upper that is then paired up with mesh tongues and collars. The sneaker is given Grey hits that take care of the smooth leather overlays, tongue labels, cloth inner lining, and heels. A closer look unveils speckled laces, Light Grey hits on the tongue and heel branding, and White leather on the side panels and toe box. Lastly, the sneaker’s upper is highlighted by the 3M reflective Swooshes on the side panels, all while being placed atop a White midsole and Gum rubber outsole.

Retailing for $90, the Nike Dunk Low GS Reflective Grey is slated to drop 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 GS Reflective Grey.

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Halloween is still four months way, but it’s never to early to hit you with an early treat. Dropping later on this year, here is a sneak peek at the Nike SB Dunk High Candy Corn.

This special edition iteration of the Nike SB Dunk High comes dressed in a Amarillo, Orange, White, and Black color scheme. As the nickname of the sneaker suggests, the sneaker pays homage to the candy corn treat filled with lots of easter eggs. Details include modified ?Nike SB? branding on the tongue tags where the ?i? is replaced by a small candy corn-like emoji. Teaser images also suggest the sneaker will be given a tri-colored upper highlighted by a toe box that is given a design that resembles teeth marks. A closer look unveils the inside of the tongue tag housing a a molar (tooth) with pieces of SB-branded candy stuck to it alongside a warning message: ?don?t take candy from strangers.? Adding to them them are custom candy corn insoles and semi-translucent outsoles adorned with an all-over candy corn print. Stay tuned for a full look at the sneaker.

Retailing for $120, the Nike SB Dunk High Candy Corn is expected to drop sometime around Halloween at select skate shops and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Red Panda.

In other news, are you looking forward to the upcoming Air Jordan 7 Chambray?

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Japanese fashion label Comme des Garçons has recently unveiled an upcoming collaboration with Nike ACG during a runway show at Paris Fashion Week. For their latest partnership, both brand comes together to deliver a special iteration of the Nike ACG Mountain Fly Low 2.

Previewed below, the Comme des Garçons x Nike ACG Mountain Fly Low 2 is highlighted by its unique craftsmanship and detailing. The Comme des Garçons x Nike ACG Mountain Fly Low 2 will arrive in three different colorways to choose from, Black, White or Black and White. Design details include a mesh upper, co-branding hits spotted on the heels and insoles, a React-cushioned midsole, a trail-inspired rubber outsole and metal boot-like eyelets.

Enjoy a preview of the Comme des Garçons x Nike ACG Mountain Fly Low 2 below and look for them collab to debut sometime in 2024 at Dover Street Market and all CDG locations in-store and online.

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Los Angeles based brand Born x Raised joins forces with Nike to create and release a collaborative edition of the Nike SB Dunk Low. This Nike SB Dunk Low features a white premium leather on the majority of the upper which is then contrasted by blue nubuck on the overlays. Standout details include Born x Raised?s signature motto, ?One Block At A Time,? embroidered on the forefoot and tongue tags, holographic Swooshes and heel tabs, “On The Turf” 3D text on the midsole?s heel as well as on the inner tongues, co-branded insoles, tongue tags, heels, and outsoles, and ?In Loving Memory? heat pressed on the laces with Born x Raised branded lace tips. A white leather inner liner, an intricate design on the toe perforations and upper eyelets, and embroidered motif on the lateral ankles round out the look on this Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the release of the Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low collab has been postponed indefinitely. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low.

In other news, are you looking forward to the upcoming Air Jordan 7 Chambray?

UPDATE (6/30): Chris ?Spanto? Printup, the founder of the Los Angeles streetwear brand Born x Raised  unfortunately lost his life in a car accident earlier this week. Due to this unforeseen circumstance, the release of the Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low collab has been postponed indefinitely.

The instagram of Born x Raised released a statement informing their followers about the unfortunate incident. Spanto was involved in a car accident on June 25 and succumbed to his injuries on June 28 at 7:56 a.m. local time in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He was 42 years old.

?He leaves behind his wife Anna and three children, Marilyn, Carter, and David, a sister, three brothers, his mother, step mother, and step father, his beloved grandparents, his family at Born x Raised, his extended native family, the city of Los Angeles that he loved and championed, and an extensive network of true friends.?

As of today, there is no new release date for the launch at this moment.

UPDATE (6/7): One day after sharing official images with you, it has now been announced that the Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low will be releasing on July 21st via SNKRS for $130. This is what Nike had to say about this collaborative release:

“A homecoming, a preservation, a perseverance. Welcome to LA. BORNXRAISED founder Chris “Spanto” Printup delivers an authentic Venice aesthetic with this Nike SB Dunk Low. Celebrating the skate DNA rooted to his community, the design tells a piece of the city’s history?that of falling down, getting up, and continuing on. Colors honor Spanto’s home turf, while a fresh perf pattern, embroidered branding and an iridescent Swoosh shows your loyalty to the movement of staying true. The brand’s catch phrase, “One Block at a Time,” repeats throughout, nodding to the need to preserve the city’s rich and eclectic culture. So drop in, turn up the music, and catch a game at the park. The grind is how you get good.”

UPDATE (6/6): Official images of the Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low that will be releasing later this year.

UPDATE (1/18): Here are more images of the Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low courtesy of yankeekicks. New images show that the sneaker also comes with an extra Pink laces with a paisley print to switch up the look to your liking and taste.

UPDATE (1/12): A look at on-feet images of the Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low via Private Selection.

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Move over Panda Dunks! A new colored panda Dunk Low is on the way.

According to Brendan Dunne of Complex Sneakers, Nike is set to drop the Nike Dunk Low Red Panda this upcoming holiday season. Dressed in a Velvet Brown, Sanddrift, and Rugged Orange color scheme, this new Panda Dunk is a nod to the fur of the red panda, the small mammal native to the eastern Himalayas and southwestern China. The sneaker will feature dark Grey/Black suede underlays with matte leather overlays done in White. The Red accents comes by way of the suede overlays on the rear portion of the sneaker. Other details include Black and White mesh tongues and lining atop a classic two-tone (Black/Brown) rubber outsole. Orange hits take care of the Nike branding on the tongues, heels and insoles.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike Dunk Low Red Panda to release during Holiday 2023 at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Red Panda.

In other news, are you looking forward to the upcoming Air Jordan 7 Chambray?

UPDATE (6/30): Here is an on-feet look at the Nike Dunk Low Red Panda courtesy of Yankeekicks. Look for these to drop during the holiday season.

UPDATE (6/27): Official images of the Nike Dunk Low “Red Panda”. Stay tuned for official release information expected soon.

UPDATE (6/26): Check out in-hand and on-feet images of the Nike Dunk Low “Red Panda” sneakerknockerzllc. Look for a release to take place during holiday 2023.

UPDATE (6/20): Here is a first look at the Nike Dunk Low Red Panda. Look for these to arrive during the holiday season for the retail price of $120.