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There’s been rumors going around that a Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low collab was in the works. Today that rumor appears to be confirmed as we get a first look at what we believed to be one of several colorways of the upcoming Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration.

This latest Nike SB collab has them teaming up with Mexican soda brand Jarritos to release several colorways of the model inspired by some of the most popular flavors of the Mexican soda. Below you will get a first look at one of the colorway which comes dressed in a Phantom, Safety Orange, and Malachite color scheme. Details that stand out include the White leather build paired up with hemp overlays. Other features include the co-branding on the tongue tag and the additional Jarritos branding on the right and lateral side of the heel. The sneaker will also comes with two sets of laces coming in Orange and Green. Last but not least, the sneaker’s hemp overlays can be torn-away to unveil an Orange suede layer underneath.

The Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low will retail for $130 and will release alongside an apparel collection that includes tees, hoodies, and jackets. Look for these to drop on May 6th at select skate shops, while a SNKRS drop will take place on May 10th. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low.

Don?t forget that the Air Jordan 2 Cement Grey releases on May 6th.

UPDATE (5/3): Nike announces that the Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low “Phantom” will be releasing on May 6th at select skate shops followed by a SNKRS release on May 10th. The retail price tag is set at $130.

“¡Qué buenos son! Quench your thirst with a taste of Jarritos®️ in the refreshing Nike SB Dunk Low. This customizable design draws its inspiration from Jarritos®️ history and the original canvas bags used to gather fruit for drink flavoring (all sourced in Mexico, of course). Sweetening the deal, citrusy colors and insole illustrations pay homage to the iconic “Little Jugs” logo?a delicious slice of brand heritage. And speaking of that mouthwatering emblem, it makes a front-and-center appearance right on the tongue label so you can boldly rep your beverage of choice. Last but not least, the shoe features a tearaway canvas overlay in high abrasion areas, revealing hits of safety orange as an emblem of your skate days. Crack open a bottle, grab your board, and enjoy life’s natural sabor.”

UPDATE (4/24): Here are official images of the Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low. The Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low will retail for $130 and will release alongside an apparel collection that includes tees, hoodies, and jackets. Look for these to drop on May 6th at skate shops, while a SNKRS drop will take place at a later date.

UPDATE 12/20: On-feet photos of the Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low courtesy of yankeekicks.

UPDATE (12/19): Private Selection provides us more images of the cut up Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low. Are you tearing up your pair or keeping it as is?

UPDATE (12/16): beammmeupscotty provides us with the latest images of the Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low. The latest pics reveal that the shoe’s hemp overlays can be torn-away to unveil an Orange suede layer.

UPDATE (12/6): Here is our best look yet at the Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low via woganwodeyang.

UPDATE (11/24): Private Selection share detailed images of the upcoming Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration. The new images show graphic insoles covered in logos of Jarritos flavors such as “Ponche Frutas”, “Toronja”, “Hibiscus”, “Strawberry”, “Jamaica” and “Mandarina”. A co-branded Nike SB x Jarritos logo is also placed on the insoles.

UPDATE 11/21: We now provide you with a first full look at the Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low via JF Grails.

UPDATE (11/21): Get a first look at the upcoming Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low courtesy of masterchefian.

Drake?s NOCTA will once again be teaming up with Nike Sportswear for another footwear collaboration. This time around the collaboration will consists of two different colorways of the Nike Air Zoom Drive. For those that may not know, the Air Zoom Drive is part of Nike?s famed Alpha Project, which launched models like the Air Tuned Max.

The Nike Air Zoom Drive made its debut way back in 1999. Since its original release, we haven’t seen much of the model since. The NOCTA x Nike Air Zoom Dive will comes in two colorways done in your choice of Black or White. You can see the White pair below. Both pairs will feature a mesh build paired up with a Zoom Air unit in the heel alongside its signature innovative moderator plate underfoot. These pairs will also be equipped with co-branding all while being housed in special packaging.

Retailing for $165, look for both pairs of the NOCTA x Nike Air Zoom Dive to release in the coming months at select retailers and Nike SNKRS. Stay tuned for additional images and an official release date.

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The Nike Air Max Pulse “Cobblestone” is introduced and it’s a newly-introduced silhouette that is suggested to celebrate Air Max Day 2023. Officially draped in “Cobblestone/Reflect Silver-Light Orewood Brown-Black,” the model’s design derives from the Air Max overall and in particular, the Nike Air Max 270 with its enlarged Air unit in the heel. In addition, the sneaker bears a breathable mesh upper that is reinforced with a leather mudguard. Finally, a new Air Max logo on the tongues, insoles, and embossed heels, followed by double Swooshes on the side panels round out the style.

Retailing for $150, look for the Nike Air Max Pulse “Cobblestone” at select Nike stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max Pulse Cobblestone. 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 (5/3): Check out the official images of the Nike Air Max Pulse Cobblestone. Retailing for $150, look for these to drop later on this year.

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A new tonal rendition of the Nike Air Max Terrascape Plus is headed to retailers as part of Nike’s summer 2023 lineup with this pair that has been covered in an appealing olive hue. The Nike Air Max Terrascape Plus comes constructed with recycled polyester on the upper and outsole that?s comprised of 10 percent Nike Grind, a material the Nike makes from factory waste and recycled shoes. A translucent and green mesh upper covers this pair along with a matching TPU cage that gets placed on the side panels of the sneaker, leather detailing on the toe, a plastic heel, and large Swooshes on the side panels. Black detailing on the overlays, eyelets, along with speckled detailing on the midsole and outsole wrap things up. Be on the lookout for this Nike Air Max Terrascape Plus to release soon for $185.

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

Don?t forget that the Air Jordan 2 Cement Grey releases on May 6th.

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The Nike Dunk Low WMNS UNLV Satin, will not be the only Dunk utilizing satin as its base as today we give you a first look at the Nike Dunk High WMNS Goldenrod Satin.

The women’s Nike Dunk High Satin Goldenrod is a nod to the OG ?Iowa? colorway from the classic ?Be True to Your School? series from 1985. Constructed in a mix of satin, mesh, and leather, this Dunk High features a Black base, tongues, laces, and insoles with Goldenrod (Yellow) spotted on the Swooshes, overlays, inner lining, tongue and insole branding and rubber outsole. A White midsole rounds out the main features of the sneaker.

Retailing for $125, look for the Nike Dunk High WMNS Goldenrod Satin to release 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 Dunk High WMNS Goldenrod Satin.

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Like denim on your kicks? If you said yes, get a first look at the upcoming Nike Dunk Low Washed Denim.

Previewed below, this new iteration of the fan-favorite Dunk Low is given a White tumbled leather upper and heel tabs paired up with the aged nylon tongues and mesh inner lining. The aforementioned washed denim material can be used on the textile Swooshes and collars. Other notable features include the Navy ?NIKE? embroidery on the heels, the Sail-colored laces and midsole, the heritage Nike tongue tags, special graphic insoles and Gum rubber outsole.

The Nike Dunk Low Washed Denim has yet to be given an official release date but we do expect these to debut in the coming months. Stay tuned for that. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Washed Denim.

In Jordan Brand news, are you going after the upcoming Air Jordan 2 WMNS Cool Grey?

UPDATE (5/3): Here are official images of the Nike Dunk Low Washed Denim. Stay tuned for official release date information.

Dropping later on this year, here is a first look at the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low. Not familiar with Crenshaw Skate Club? This label was founded by Tobias McIntosh who grew up in South Central Los Angeles skating with his friends. He decided to start Crenshaw Skate Club as a way for something to represent him, his friends, and others that resemble them in the skate industry. The goal of Crenshaw Skate Club (CSG) is to represent and empower inner city skaters all over the world.

Previewed below, the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low comes dressed in a mix of Brown, Blue, and Green hues. Details include cracked leather overlays, with co-branding appearing on the tongue tags, inner tongue labels, back heel tabs and insoles. The sneaker also comes with a translucent outsole housing the same CSG graphic you see on one of the inner tongue labels.The sneaker will also include an extra set of laces and special packaging.

The Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low does not have an official release date yet, but current reports have them releasing in the coming months at select skate shops and crenshawskateclub.com. Keep it locked for a first full look and official release info.

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UPDATE (5/3): Here are more images of the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low via masterchefian / Private Selection. Look for these to drop sometime in October.

UPDATE (5/2): Here is an in-hand look at the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low. Look for these to drop sometime during the month of October.

UPDATE (4/26): Here is our first good look at the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low via Tuxedo America / iamricosuav.

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Nike is getting artistic with this new Nike Dunk Low that is part of their ongoing “Next Nature” series which utilizes recycled materials. Dubbed the Nike Dunk Low Next Nature “Floral Tapestry”, this women’s Dunk Low gets covered in an official color palette of Phantom, Black, Light Magenta, Pink Foam, Chlorophyll, and Pale Vanilla as the shoe starts off with a hemp-like textured base in cream/white along with contrasting black leather detailing on the Swooshes and heels tabs. The highlight of this Dunk Low comes on the overlays where we see a canvas material that is covered in a green and purple floral print. Finishing details include volt insoles with Nike’s pinwheel logo in black, Sail midsoles, and black rubber outsoles. Look for a release to take place in the coming weeks for a price tag of $110.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Next Nature WMNS Floral Tapestry.

Don?t forget that the Air Jordan 2 Cement Grey releases on May 6th.

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Another Nike silhouette has been hit with the “Split” design with this new colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Mid. This offering of the Nike Air Force 1 Mid gets constructed out of a full leather build on the upper in black and red with sail and grey split Swooshes. The “split” theme continues on the tongue tags, insoles, heels, and the rubber outsoles. A Sail rubber midsole rounds out the looks and brings together the design.

Retailing for $140, look for the Nike Air Force 1 Mid Split Black University Red to drop 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 Force 1 Mid Split Black University Red.

Here?s your reminder that the Air Jordan 1 High OG Elephant Print drops on May 6th.

UPDATE (5/2): First unveiled back in January, here is an official look at the Nike Air Force 1 Mid Split Black University Red. These are slated to drop in the coming months for the retail price of $140.

Arriving later on this year, here is first look at the Nike Dunk Low Grey Corduroy.

As the name of this Dunk Low suggest, this new iteration of the Dunk Low is highlighted by its use of corduroy. Done in a clean two-tone color scheme, this Nike Dunk Low is given a White leather base that’s then offset by the aforementioned Grey corduroy overlays. Additional hits of Grey land on the laces, tongue labels, insoles, and rubber outsole. While finishing details include the ?NIKE? text embroidered on the heels, White Nike branding on the tongues and insoles, and additional White on the midsole and lining.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk Low Grey Corduroy 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 Dunk Low Grey Corduroy.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS Satin Bred is slated to debut later on this year.

UPDATE (5/2): Unveiled last week, we now have official images of the Nike Dunk Low Grey Corduroy to share with you. Retailing for $110, look for these to drop sometime during the summer.

Dropping later on this year, here is a first look (sort of) at the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low. Not familiar with Crenshaw Skate Club? This label was founded by Tobias McIntosh who grew up in South Central Los Angeles skating with his friends. He decided to start Crenshaw Skate Club as a way for something to represent him, his friends, and others that resemble them in the skate industry. The goal of Crenshaw Skate Club (CSG) is to represent and empower inner city skaters all over the world.

Previewed below, the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low comes dressed in a mix of Brown, Blue, and Green hues. Details include cracked leather overlays, with co-branding appearing on the tongue tags, inner tongue labels, back heel tabs and insoles. The sneaker also comes with a translucent outsole housing the same CSG graphic you see on one of the inner tongue labels.The sneaker will also include an extra set of laces and special packaging.

The Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low does not have an official release date yet, but current reports have them releasing in the coming months at select skate shops and crenshawskateclub.com. Keep it locked for a first full look and official release info.

In other news, the Nike Air Zoom Generation Cemented In History will be dropping on May 10th for $190.

UPDATE (5/2): Here is an in-hand look at the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low. Look for these to drop sometime during the month of October.

UPDATE (4/26): Here is our first good look at the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low via Tuxedo America / iamricosuav.

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Looking for some all-White Air Max 90s for the summer? If so, get a first look at the Nike Air Max 90 White Jewel.

Done in a crisp and clean White and Grey color scheme, this Air Max 90 is constructed in a mix of mesh and tumbled and smooth leather. It features an all-White upper alongside matching tonal branded tongue labels detailed with Grey tones on the tongue and heel branding, Air cassettes, Air units, and rubber outsole. What make this Air Max 90 stand out are the Jewel Swooshes located on the side panels of the sneaker.

Retailing for $130, look for the Nike Air Max 90 White Jewel to release 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 White Jewel.

Here?s your reminder that the Air Jordan 1 High OG Elephant Print drops on May 6th.

The all-new Nike Air VaporMax 2023 Flyknit continues to pop in new different colorways as today we take a look at one of the best pairs yet which comes covered in a versatile tan hue. This newest addition to the growing Nike VaporMax line gets covered in a lightweight and breathable Flyknit construction all over the upper in tan with olive Swooshes on the side panels and a brown/gold-like hue noted on the toe and and heel reinforcements. Additional details include Dynamic Flywire cables for lockdown and support, VaporMax branding on the tongues and heels, and a blue-tinted full-length VaporMax sole unit down below. Looking to cop? You can expect this Nike Air VaporMax Flyknit 2023 to release in the coming months for $210.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air VaporMax 2023 Flyknit Tan.

Don?t forget that the Air Jordan 2 Cement Grey releases on May 6th.

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Last week we got a first look at the Nike Air Max 97 Futura model as it was previewed in an Olive colorway. Now we get a first look a the Nike Air Max 97 Futura in this all-new Cream colorway. As previously mentioned, this modified iteration of the Nike Air Max 97 is the latest addition to Nike Sportswear?s ?Futura? collection. The ?Futura? collection allows each model to keep their classic DNA while having an updated design.

The Nike Air Max 97 Futura Cream consists of a layered aesthetic that is constructed in a mix of mesh, leather, and suede. The Cream Green base is decorated with mini embroidered Swooshes on the sides, a thick Cream midsole and semi-translucent outsole. Updated ?Futura? design features include the wavy overlays, layered mudguards, eyestay guards, dual pull tabs, and signature full-length Air Max sole unit done in a Pink tone.

The Nike Air Max 97 Futura Cream has no release date, but current reports have them dropping 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 97 Futura Cream.

In other news, the Nike Air Zoom Generation Cemented In History will be dropping on May 10th for $190.

Sometimes the most interesting thing about a sneaker isn’t the sneaker itself but rather the accessories or extras that accompany the sneaker. That is the case with this new colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low. This Uptown takes on an official color palette of Summit White, White, Opti Yellow, and Sail as the upper takes on a patchwork-like appearance and comes constructed out of smooth and tumbled leather as well as suede in shades of white and grey. To add some color we see the addition of yellow on the tongue, insole, and heel branding as well as the semi-translucent outsole. Perhaps the most interesting feature of this drop is the special foil bag that accompanies the sneakers. Sealed for freshness, am I right? Haha. AIr Force 1 aficionados can expect this pair to release later this summer in women’s sizing for $140.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike WMNS Air Force 1 Low Summit White Opti Yellow.

Don?t forget that the Air Jordan 2 Cement Grey releases on May 6th.

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