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Summer is almost officially over and the Nike Dunk Low “Gorge Green” is featured as it’s one of the notable colorways to arrive on the silhouette for fall. Draped in an official color scheme of “Gorge Green/White-Team Red-Gum Medium Brown,” the low-top flaunts a full leather makeup with white for its upper followed by green overlays and red adoring the Swooshes and inner lining. Finally, mesh tongues, distinct Nike branding on the heel tabs, a white midsole and gum rubber outsole rounds out the design.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk Low “Gorge Green” to make its debut 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 Dunk Low Gorge Green.

In Jordan Brand news, the A Ma Maniére X Air Jordan 4 Violet Ore is slated to debut in November.

UPDATE (9/14): Yankeekicks hits us with on-feet images of the Nike Dunk Low Gorge Green. An official release date has yet to be announced.

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A Lakers vibe has been placed on this new mismatched colorway of the Nike LeBron 19 Low as we gear up for the arrival of the Nike LeBron 20. Taking on a mismatched look on the left and right shoe, this LeBron 19 Low gets covered in purple and yellow on the uppers along with cream and black snakeskin-textured toes. The mismatch theme then continues on the inner booties, laces, and even the outsoles. This Nike LeBron 19 Low “Mismatch” can be scooped up at select retailers as well as online now for $160.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike LeBron 19 Low Mismatch.

Don?t forget that the J Balvin x Air Jordan 2 hits retailers tomorrow.

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When you take a first glance at this Nike Air Max 90 it just looks like another all-white colorway of the iconic model. But when you take a closer look you notice that it’s so much more as this Air Max 90 celebrates Marion Franklin Rudy aka Frank Rudy, the engineer who created Nike?s Air technology. This Nike Air Max 90 gets equipped with a mesh, leather, and suede construction all throughout the upper with a few hidden details sprinkled throughout the shoe. The unique details include blue insoles with the technology artwork with his signature, his name printed on the lace tips, his California ?Nike Air? license plate hangtags, and EST. 1990 printed on the lateral Air unit. Down below we have a white midsole and a translucent gum rubber outsole to wrap up the design. Nike Air Max 90 aficionados can look for this colorway to release soon for $140.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 90 M. Frank Rudy.

Don?t forget that the J Balvin x Air Jordan 2 hits retailers tomorrow.

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With Halloween being less than two months away, it’s time to bring out the Orange kicks. That said, peep this new colorway of the Nike Air Max Plus that’s not too holiday-ish, but will still put you in the spirit.

Official images of this new Nike Air Max Plus shows that it comes dressed in a Grey ripstop upper paired up with matching leather overlays. Adding some color and making them ideal for the forthcoming fall holiday are the Orange contrasting accents paired with Black detailing and 3M reflective hints. Black laces and a Black rubber sole round out the main features of the sneaker.

No official release date has been announced, but expect one to do so sooner rather than later. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max Plus Grey Black Orange.

In Jordan Brand news, the A Ma Maniére X Air Jordan 4 Violet Ore is slated to debut in November.

Already available internationally as well as at select stateside retailers, the Nike Air Max 1 WMNS Tour Yellow has now been given an official Nike SNKRS release date.

Official images of this new women’s Nike Air Max 1 shows that it comes dressed in a Photon Dust and Tour Yellow color scheme. Keeping it clean and simple, design details include a White mesh base paired up with matching tumbled leather overlays. Contrast comes by way of the Yellow on the branding, Swooshes, mudguards, and Air unit. Finishing details include a White midsole and Grey speckled rubber outsole.

Retailing for $160, look for the Nike Air Max 1 WMNS Tour Yellow to release on Nike SNKRS on September 27th. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 1 WMNS Tour Yellow.

In Jordan Brand news, the A Ma Maniére X Air Jordan 4 Violet Ore is slated to debut in November.

Simple color blocking and jewel Swooshes serve as the highlight of this new Nike Air Force 1 Low colorway. This offering of the Nike Air Force 1 Low from their “Certified Fresh” Collection starts off with a Sail tumbled leather construction all throughout the upper with tonal detailing on the tongues, inner liner, and heel tabs. Additional details include pastel green laces, Certified Fresh branding behind the tongue tags and on the insoles, translucent jewel Swooshes on the side panels, and an aged Sail rubber sole unit. You can look for this Nike Air Force 1 Low to release soon for $150.

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

Don?t forget that the J Balvin x Air Jordan 2 hits retailers tomorrow.

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Clean and simple color blocking hit this new easy-to-wear colorway of the Nike Air Max Terrascape Plus. This modified iteration of the Nike Air Max 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 mesh upper covers this pair along with a TPU cage that gets placed on the side panels of the sneaker, canvas detailing on the toe, a plastic heel, and large Swooshes on the side panels. Black dominates the majority of the colorway along with contrasting white seen on the laces and speckled midsoles. You can look for this Nike Air Max Terrascape Plus at select retailers now for $185.

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

Don?t forget that the J Balvin x Air Jordan 2 hits retailers tomorrow.

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Making its debut next month, here is a first look at the Mimi Plange x Nike LeBron 18 Low Collection. This new Mimi Plange x Nike LeBron 18 Low Collection is a follow up to the Mimi Plange x Nike LeBron 18 Low Higher Learning and Daughters colorways that dropped back in 2021.

This collaboration between LeBron James and the Ghanaian fashion designer includes the Nike LeBron 18 Low Scarred Perfection as well as the Nike LeBron 18 Low Mad King. The Mimi Plange x Nike LeBron 18 Low Scarred Perfection is inspired by the contrasting nature of individuality and tribalism. The design consists of an upper covered in embroidery details highlighted with vivid accents nodding to the African body adornment and identity. The Mimi Plange x Nike LeBron 18 Low Mad King pays homage to the Bantu people, a family comprised of over 400 ethnic groups in Africa and their writing symbols. It features icons that symbolizes wisdom, unity, greatness and the future. Its color palette is a representation of earth, sky forest, and water.

As of right now the Mimi Plange x Nike LeBron 18 Low Collection is expected to release on October 14th exclusively at Mimi Plange. Stay tuned for an official announcement from Nike.

In Jordan Brand news, the A Ma Maniére X Air Jordan 4 Violet Ore is slated to debut in November.

Summer is concluding but the Nike Air Max 97 continues to receive bold colorways for its next iteration which is slated to debut this fall. Simply draped in a two-tone finish of pink and black, the runner essentially flaunts a Salmon Pink finish across its 3M reflective mesh upper while offset by sleek black tumbled leather mudguards. More pink graces the insoles, heel tabs, branded areas, and interior of the Air Max unit, while white laces, inner lining, and rubber sole rounds out the bold design nicely.

Retailing for $185, look for this women’s colorway of the Nike Air Max 97 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.

In other Swoosh news, here’s when to cop the Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS Denim.

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A new Miami Hurricanes-inspired colorway of the Nike Dunk Low will be releasing later this year as first images of the sneaker have appeared. Constructed out of a full leather build on the upper, this Nike Dunk Low gets draped in a color combination of Team Orange on the base of the upper along with Team Green placed on the overlays, Swooshes, heel tabs, and inner liners. More orange is noted on the laces and tongues while a white rubber midsole and green outsole cap off the look on this Nike Dunk Low that will be releasing some time in the fall for $100.

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

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 3 WMNS Black Gold is slated to drop in the near future. 

UPDATE (9/13): Check out in-hand images of the Nike Dunk Low “Miami Hurricanes” via iamricosuav that will be releasing in the coming weeks.

UPDATE (8/31): Nike hits us with official images of the Nike Dunk Low Miami Hurricanes. Look for these to drop sometime during the fall season for the retail price of $110.

Washington, DC?s very own Crushed Skate Shop will be teaming up with Nike SB to drop a collaborative iteration of the Nike SB Dunk Low.

The Crushed Skate Shop x Nike SB Dunk Low comes dressed in a White tumbled leather upper contrasted by the dusty Brown suede overlays. Elsewhere you will find Orange, marbleized-styled Swooshes as well as a matching outsole that’s equipped with Nike Grind speckling. Additional Orange hits land on the lining and tongue border, while Green takes care of the inside of the tongue. Dual branding on the tongue tags complete the look.

The Crushed D.C. x Nike SB Dunk Low has no release date yet, but current reports have them dropping later on this year.

UPDATE(6/20): Private Selection gives us a detailed look at the Crushed Skate Shop x Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration. New images show the White mesh tongues coming with diamond cutouts, it also comes with graphic insoles with dual branding on them. No new release info has been revealed, but the sneakers are still expected to release later on this year.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “White Python” is another premium iteration of the AF1 this year in celebration of its 40th anniversary. Exuding luxe appeal with a timeless finish, the low-top is simply defined by an all-white suede python snakeskin print adorning its overlays while the base consists of textured tumbled leather. Finally, tonal open mesh tongues, light grey lining, a sail midsole, and grey rubber outsole rounds out the pristine design.

UPDATE (9/13): Nike has announced the the Nike Air Force 1 Low in Summit White/Wolf Grey will be releasing in women’s sizing via SNKRS on September 22nd for a price tag of $140.

Delivering the perfect amount of wild, the Air Force 1 ’07 mashes up past iconic looks to deliver a premium spin on the hoops original. Richly textured, animal print leather in easy-to-style Summit White makes it an outfit pleaser, while the soft knit lining and Air cushioning bring that tried and true comfort to this nothin’-but-net classic.

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The Nike Dunk Low is officially showcased in another new colorway for the season, this time delving into a more timeless aesthetic via a greyscale makeover. Simple, yet stylish, the low-top flaunts a two-tone grey finish with a lighter tone utilized for its leather upper and a darker hue for its suede overlays. Additionally, contrasting white leather Swooshes, heel tabs, and tongue labels add a clean touch while navy insoles, a grey midsole, and translucent outsole solidify the design nicely.

UPDATE (9/13): Nike has announced that the Nike Dunk Low Wolf Grey/Pure Platinum will be releasing via SNKRS on September 23rd for a premium price tag of $160.

Tailored to match your grey suit, but versatile enough to sport with shorts and a Tee, the hoops original goes premium with crisp, Wolf Grey leather. Its silky-smooth nylon liner brings big strides in comfort, while round leather laces give it a classically chic finish.

UPDATE: (7/2022) – The Nike Dunk Low Premium Grey White is beginning to arrive at retailers. Here’s where to cop it online.

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Got any camo lovers reading this? If so, check out official images of the upcoming Nike Air Max 90 Desert Camo.

All camo’d out, this new iteration of the Nike Air Max 90 features a full Desert Camo canvas upper paired with Black hits on the branding on the tongues and insoles. Elsewhere you will find more hits of Brown on the canvas Swoosh, cotton laces and mesh lining. An Off-White midsole atop a milky translucent outsole complete the look.

The Nike Air Max 90 Desert Camo does not have an official release date, but we do expect Nike to officially announce one in the near future. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 90 Desert Camo.

UPDATE (9/13): Nike has announced that the Nike Air Max 90 “Desert Camo” will be releasing in women’s sizing via SNKRS on September 21st for $140.

Blend in to stand out in the Air Max 90 “Camo”. Forged with tough canvas and layered with warm tones, this desert-inspired design brings a utilitarian edge to your wardrobe. The woven tongue insignia lets you rep the brand you love while the Sail midsole and tinted outsole keep it neutral for easy, everyday wear.

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Late last year we let you know that the Nike Air Kukini would be making a return “soon”. After a few of no updates, it now looks like the Nike Air Kukini return is on the way.

The Nike Air Kukini was last seen ten years ago back in 2012. This laceless model made its initial debut way back in 2000. Twenty-two years later, it will be back on the shelves in both retro and new flavors. Below you will get an official look at a Nike Air Kukini fully covered in a leopard print paired with Black suede overlays and signature plastic TPU cage overlays. Other notable details include claw marks on the insoles, an Air Max heel unit and pull tabs both on the tongues and heels.

Who’s hyped for the return of the Nike Air Kukini? Retailing for $140, look for the Nike Air Kukini Leopard to debut in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Kukini Leopard.

UPDATE (9/13): Nike has announced that the Nike Air Kukini SE “Leopard” will be releasing via SNKRS on September 20th for a price tag of $140.

Opposites do attract. Casual, technical, and with the perfect amount of wild, the Air Kukini delivers untamed style. Stretchy neoprene-like fabric gets classy with an all-over leopard print pattern. The webbed midfoot support system adds a sporty touch (inspired by ’90s ski suits). And visible Air cushioning, done up in vibrant Kumquat, puts the cherry on the bottom for this boundary-pushing paradox.