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Japanese professional skateboarder, Yuto Horigome is best known for winning the Gold medal in the inaugural Olympic men?s street event at the 2020 Summer Olympics. By achieving this, he became the first person ever to win a Gold medal in skateboarding at the Olympics. To celebrate this feat, Yuto will be getting his very own Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration.

Previewed below, the Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Dunk Low is constructed out of leather, suede and mesh. It features a White base, Grey overlays and Chocolate Brown detailing around the collar and rubber outsole. Elsewhere you will find Pink accents on the heels and underfoot along with co-branded tongue labels, cross-feather embroidery on the lateral ankle and special graphic insoles. Extra sets of laces and special packaging will also be included. 

The Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Dunk Low collab has no release date, but you can expect them to debut in the coming months at select skate shops. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Dunk Low.

In release news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey makes its way to retailers on April 1st.

UPDATE (3/28): Yankeekicks gives us an on-feet look at the Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Dunk Low. Stay tuned for release info.

UPDATE (3/15): Here are more images of the Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Dunk Low via Private Selection. Stay tuned for release information.

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Spring is only about a month away and today we take a look at a new colorway of the Nike Air Max 90 that is perfect for the warm season. Dubbed the “Spring Green” colorway, this Nike Air Max 90 takes on an official color makeup of White/Spring Green-Anthracite as the sneaker starts off with a white mesh construction on the base of the upper which is joined by grey suede overlays. The highlight Spring Green hue is then noted on the suede Swooshes on the side panels, lower eyelets, inner liner, and the tongue and heel branding. Dark grey leather mudguards, white rubber midsoles with light grey Air Max cassette units, and the same two color on the outsoles finish off the look.

Retailing for $130, the Nike Air Max 90 Spring Green is now available on Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 90 Spring Green.

In Nike SB news, the Jarritos X Nike SB Dunk Low Phantom is slated to drop later on this year.

UPDATE (3/28): Check out official images of the Nike Air Max 90 Spring Green. Retailing for $130, these are now available on Nike.com.

The Nike Dunk Mid “Panda” consists as another iteration of the newly-introduced silhouette and it’s essentially a timeless offering via its “White/Black-Sail-Black” color scheme. Overall, the model boasts a durable canvas makeup with its base bearing the pristine tone while black adorns the overlays, leather Swooshes, heels, and inner lining. Finally, white mesh tongues, a speckled midsole and black rubber outsole tops off the profile.

Retailing for $115, look for the Nike Dunk Mid “Panda” at select Nike stockists and online on April 11th. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Mid Panda.

In release news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey makes its way to retailers on April 1st.

UPDATE (3/28): The Nike Dunk Mid “Panda” will be releasing via nike.com and select retailers on April 11th for $115.

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Air Max Day 2023 has come and gone, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that were done with all Air Max Day releases. One pair that still set to drop (hopefully) soon is the Nike Air Max Scorpion Air Max Day you see below.

Celebrating this year’s Nike Air Max Day, this special iteration of the Nike Air Max Scorpion is given a White and Multicolor color scheme. What makes this pair different from past iterations of the model is the multicolored Flyknit upper alongside the chenille spotted on the collar, eyestay, tongue and lateral Swoosh branding. Other details include the medial Swoosh outlined in Black, custom Air Max Day-themed artwork displayed on the insoles, and animated cartoon eyes peeking out on the tongues. The model’s signature thick full-length Air Max sole unit completes the look.

Retailing for $250, look for the Nike Air Max Scorpion Air Max Day to get an official release date in the very neat future. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max Scorpion Air Max Day.

In Nike SB news, the Jarritos X Nike SB Dunk Low Phantom is slated to drop later on this year.

This Nike Dunk Low is inspired by Japan?s annual festival known as Setsubun. Setsubun, also referenced as the Bean-Throwing Festival, is celebrated on the day before the beginning of spring in the old calendar in Japan. During the Festival, it is tradition to throw handfuls of dry soybeans to scare away demons, while chanting ?Demons out, good luck in!? This is performed to drive away evil spirits and welcome good fortune.

The Nike Dunk Low Setsubun comes dressed in a Light Brown base paired up with Khaki and Dark Brown overlays. Other details include the Purple contrasting accents on the Swooshes, lining, tongues, and a ?demon? embroidered on the lateral heel. Elsewhere you will find a White midsole atop a semi-translucent outsole with a special artwork from the late Edo period (1840s) by Utagawa Kuniyoshi titled ?????. The artwork displays bean-throwing child hero known as Kintar?, who will grow up to be the mighty warrior Sakata Kintoki, one of the retainers of the famous demon-fighter Minamoto Yorimitsu (Raik?).

The Nike Dunk Low Setsubun will release via SNKRS and select retailers on April 11th for a price tag of $120. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Setsubun.

In release news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey makes its way to retailers on April 1st.

UPDATE (3/28): The wait is finally over as the Nike Dunk Low “Setsubun” will be releasing via SNKRS and select retailers on April 11th for a price tag of $120.

Come together in health, wealth, and good fortune through the Japanese tradition of the Setsubun Festival. Inspired by festive foods like roasted soybeans, powerful natural colors as well as a rich Purple Swoosh cover the nubuck leather upper of this Dunk Low. Finishing the style with celebratory details, graphic icons and colorful tones help bring seasonal wellness to anyone walking in the “Setsubun” Dunk Low.

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Even though #AirMaxDay has come and gone, that won’t stop Nike from releasing neck-breaking colorways of some of their most popular Air Max silhouettes. One of the latest offerings is this Nike Air Max 1 which comes covered in various colors and materials, including denim and leopard. Taking on an official color makeup of Medium Blue/White-University Gold-Picante Red-Metallic Gold-Desert Ochre, this Nike Air Max 1 starts off with a white textured mesh on the toes which is then joined by navy denim overlays on the toes and side panels as well as leopard print on the heels and toes. Additional details include white textured leather Swooshes on the side panels, a red and gold embroidered ankle collar, white rope-like laces, brown leather tongue tags, metallic gold upper eyelets, white Nike branding on the heels, and graphic insoles. Down below we see a full white rubber sole unit to cap off the look on this Nike Air Max 1 that is expected to release on April 28th for $160.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 1 Premium Denim Leopard.

In release news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey makes its way to retailers on April 1st.

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It looks like the “What The” theme will be returning on the Nike KD line as official images have surfaced of the Nike KD 15 “What The”. Covered in an official color makeup of Action Grape/White-Black-Pink Foam, this Nike KD 15 takes the “What The” theme to the highest level as the performance sneaker gets covered in a wide variety of materials, colors, and prints all over the upper for an eye-catching appearance. The sneaker gets constructed out of a multilayered mesh upper for enhanced ventilation and is joined by a full-length Air Zoom Strobel technology stitched directly to the upper to cut weight and ensure full-foot responsiveness. Additional details include a glow-in-the-dark cage on the side panels, “KD” logos on the tongue tags and insoles, “EA$Y” embroidered on the heel tabs, and KD’s old number 7 written on the heels. The Nike KD 15 ?What The? is already available at select retailers in Asia with a stateside release expected in the coming weeks. The retail price is set at $160.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike KD 15 What The.

In release news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey makes its way to retailers on April 1st.

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In addition to the Nike Dunk Low Premium Sequoia that we just previewed, another premium iteration of the Dunk Low has also been unveiled. Also dropping in the coming months, here is a first look at the Nike Dunk Low Premium Light Orewood Brown.

Part of Nike Sportswear?s Fall 2023 lineup, this premium iteration of the Nike Dunk Low comes dressed in a Light Orewood Brown and Sequoia color scheme. It comes constructed out of canvas base and tongues that then paired up with premium tumbled leather overlays and terry cloth inner lining. The entire upper is done in a Light Orewood Brown hue, while contrast comes by way of the Sequoia branding on the tongue labels and ?NIKE? embroidery on the heels. Even more Sequoia hits land on the insoles, while a Light Orewood Brown rubber sole completes the look.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike Dunk Low Premium Light Orewood Brown 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 Premium Light Orewood Brown.

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UPDATE (3/27): Following an first look, here are official images of the Nike Dunk Low Premium “Light Orewood Brown” that will be releasing in the coming weeks for $120.

The Nike Air Max 1 “Deep Royal Blue” consists as the next iteration of the iconic Tinker Hatfield-designed silhouette and it’s suggested to make its debut soon, according to sources. Officially draped in “White/Black-Deep Royal Blue,” the runner is composed of its signature suede and mesh materials. Overall, the model’s pristine base is nicely complemented by Light Grey overlays followed by Black Swooshes, and the highlight Royal Blue hue adorning its mudguards, inner lining, and tongue trim. Finally, a white midsole and black rubber outsole rounds out the look.

Retailing for $150, look for the Nike Air Max 1 “Deep Royal Blue” at select Nike stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. 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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The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Jade Ice” is officially unveiled and this clean variation of the iconic silhouette is slated to debut this spring/summer. Simple and stylish overall, the low-top boasts a white leather upper with mesh tongues while the focal point is directed at the Jade Ice Swooshes, heel tabs, tongue branding, and insoles. Finally, a matching white midsole rounds out the pristine offering nicely.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Jade Ice” at select Nike stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. 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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The Nike Dunk Low “Polar Blue” is introduced as the next iteration to arrive on the silhouette, although the color scheme has been a prevalent offering in past releases. Overall, the low-top boasts its signature leather construction with white adorning its upper and the highlight Polar Blue hue adorning its overlays, Swooshes, inner lining, tongue branding, and rubber outsole. Finally, white tongues, laces, and midsole rounds out the clean profile altogether.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk Low “Polar Blue” at select Nike stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. 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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h/t: SBD

A preview of the upcoming Nike Dunk Low “Mystic Red” is revealed as the silhouette is slated to make its debut in the coming months. Officially covered in “Mystic Red/Cargo Khaki-White,” the low-top boasts its signature leather makeup with the highlight Mystic Red hue adorning its base and Cargo Khaki comprising the rest of the upper along with the laces and inner lining.  Finally, a white midsole and Mystic Red rubber outsole rounds out the design.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk Low “Mystic Red” at select Nike stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. 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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h/t: SBD

The Nike Air Max 95 “Red Stardust” consists as the next variation of the popular silhouette and it’s slated to debut later this year, according to sources. Officially draped in a combination of “Vast Grey/Red Stardust-White,” the runner boasts its signature materials consisting of mesh, leather, and suede. Overall, light and dark grey tones comprise the majority of its profile while the highlight Red Stardust hue adorns its eyestays and branded areas. Finally, a white midsole and black rubber outsole rounds out the design.

Retailing for $175, look for the Nike Air Max 95 “Red Stardust” at select Nike stockists and online this fall. Stay tuned for the official release date. 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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h/t: SBD

More Dunk Lows are on the way. One pair set to release in the coming months is the monochromatic Nike Dunk Low Premium Sequoia.

As the name of the sneakers suggest, this iteration of the Nike Dunk Low opts for a bit more of a premium finish. Done in a Sequoia and Light Orewood Brown color scheme, this pair is constructed out of a canvas base and tongues paired with premium tumbled leather overlays along with terry cloth inner lining. The all-Sequoia upper is then gently contrasted by the White branding on the tongue labels, insoles, and embroidery on the heels. A Light Orewood Brown rubber sole rounds out the main feature of the shoe.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike Dunk Low Premium Sequoia 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 Low Premium Sequoia.

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In addition to the Nike Dunk Low Premium Sequoia that we just previewed, another premium iteration of the Dunk Low has also been unveiled. Also dropping in the coming months, here is a first look at the Nike Dunk Low Premium Light Orewood Brown.

Part of Nike Sportswear?s Fall 2023 lineup, this premium iteration of the Nike Dunk Low comes dressed in a Light Orewood Brown and Sequoia color scheme. It comes constructed out of canvas base and tongues that then paired up with premium tumbled leather overlays and terry cloth inner lining. The entire upper is done in a Light Orewood Brown hue, while contrast comes by way of the Sequoia branding on the tongue labels and ?NIKE? embroidery on the heels. Even more Sequoia hits land on the insoles, while a Light Orewood Brown rubber sole completes the look.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike Dunk Low Premium Light Orewood Brown 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 Premium Light Orewood Brown.

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