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The relatively new Nike Blazer Low Jumbo appears in a new Navy/Gum colorway for the fall of 2022 as we check out official images of the sneaker. Covered in an appealing Navy all throughout the upper, this Nike Blazer Low Jumbo gets done in leather on the majority of the upper along with suede detailing seen on the heels. For color contrast we see the addition of white on the jumbo leather Swooshes on the side panels, the exposed stitching on the toe, tongue tags, and the embroidered “NIKE” branding on the heels. Down below we see a full gum rubber sole unit to cap off the look on this Nike Blazer Low Jumbo that will be releasing soon for $95.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Blazer Low Jumbo Navy Gum.

Don?t forget the Air Jordan 7 Citrus returns to retailers this weekend.

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A couple of different shades of blue converge on this new color option of the Nike Blazer Mid. Equipped with a light blue smooth leather construction all over the upper, different shades of blue are then seen on the Swooshes, tongues and tongue tags as well as light blue/grey suede overlays on the toe area. White laces and a Sail rubber sole unit down below provide contrast and finish off the look on this Nike Blazer Mid that will be releasing in the coming weeks. Is this a cop or pass for you?

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

Don?t forget the Air Jordan 7 Citrus returns to retailers this weekend.

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Releasing soon, here are official images of the Nike Dunk High LXX Cinnabar.

Done in similar fashion as the previously previewed Nike Dunk High LXX Black Flax, this Nike Dunk High LXX is constructed in a full leather build with leather tongue tags and insoles resulting in a premium vibe. Done in a Cinnabar, Mars Stone, Sail, and White color scheme, details include a White base, Cinnabar overlays and Mars Stone hits on areas such as the Swoosh branding and leather tongue tags. Debossed Nike Air branding on the insoles, mesh tongues and lining atop a White midsole and Red rubber outsole complete the look.

The Nike Dunk High LXX Cinnabar does not have a release date yet, but we expect these to debut later on this year. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk High LXX Cinnabar.

In other release news, the Air Jordan 13 French Blue drops on August 19th.

In addition to the Nike Dunk Low Safari Swoosh “Kumquat”, another colorway from the collection has surfaced with this “Chlorophyll” pair. Seen here in official images, this summertime colorway of the Nike Dunk Low starts off with a Light Ore leather base on the upper with tonal detailing noted on the tongues, laces, midsole, and the branding on the heels. For some vibrant color we see the addition of Chlorophyll green suede on the overlays as well as on the tongue branding, inner liner, heel tabs, and the rubber outsoles. The icing on the cake is the safari printed-Swooshes on the side panels. A release date has not been announced yet but you can expect this Nike Dunk Low to release later this year for $120.

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

Don?t forget the Air Jordan 7 Citrus returns to retailers this weekend.

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Detailed images of the Neckface x Nike SB Dunk Low are featured as it’s an exclusive pair designed by the LA-based graffiti artist. Suggested to debut around Halloween, the low-top dons a stealthy black nubuck/suede upper that is adorned with distinctive patches that varies from snakes, skulls, demons, bats, tombstones, and more to perfectly coordinate with the spooky season. Additionally, lightning graphics and ?SHOCKERS? are prominent across the left midsole, followed by customs tongue tags as well as flame graphic Neckface branded insoles. Finally, a white midsole and black rubber outsole rounds out the style.

Expect the Neckface x Nike SB Dunk Low to make its debut at select Nike stockists and online in October. 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 Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 1 Low True Blue drops next week.

UPDATE (8/7): Official imagery of the Neckface x Nike SB Dunk Low have finally debuted. Stay tuned for the official release date.

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UPDATE (6/27): Yankeekicks gives us an on-feet look at the Neckface x Nike SB Dunk Low. Current reports still have this latest Nike SB Dunk Low collab releasing sometime in October.

UPDATE (6/14): SoleChaserz hits us with new images of the Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration with LA-based graffiti artist Neckface. Current reports still have them releasing sometime in October. 

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Another new colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low is officially unveiled in celebration of its 40th anniversary. Sporting a pristine makeup of white, sail, and green, the clean hue adorns the majority of its profile while the focal point is directed at the corduroy-like Swooshes and heel tabs, in addition to the patterned hairy suede covering its rear section. Additionally, tonal green adorns the tongue label and inner lining as it all rests atop an all-white rubber sole to round out the design.

Expect this colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low to make its debut 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 sneaker news, here’s when to cop the Air Jordan 12 Stealth.

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An official look at the Nike Air Max 1 “Ironstone” is revealed and this latest iteration is suggested to debut later this fall. Covered in a versatile neutral color scheme of “Sail/Ironstone-White-Rattan,” the clean profile is essentially composed of white mesh for its base followed by the highlight Ironstone hue adorning its suede overlays. Contrasting dark rattan adorns the Swooshes and branded areas, in addition to hits of neon gracing the tongue label and insoles. Finally, a sail rubber sole rounds out the overall makeup nicely.

Expect the Nike Air Max 1 “Ironstone” to debut 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.

Up next, here’s how to cop the Union x Nike Cortez Light Smoke.

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The Nike Air Max Plus 3 returns in the classic black and blue color scheme for its latest iteration and it’s slated to make its debut soon. Overall, the retro runner sports the stealthy hue across the majority of its profile while a gradient blue finish is prominent across its mesh base. Additionally, pops of light blue adorn the distinctive heel component and branded areas while the signature ?TN? branding is prominent on the insoles, tongues, inner medial, and outsole to solidify the makeup.

Retailing for $190, look for this colorway of the Nike Air Max Plus 3 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 sneaker news, here’s when to cop the Air Jordan 13 “French Blue”.

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With fall soon approaching, the Nike Dunk High LXX “Black Flax” is introduced as it’s suggested to make its debut in the coming months. Draped in an official color scheme of “Black/Flax-Vachetta Tan-White,” the high-top simply dons a tan leather upper which is nicely offset by contrasting black overlays. Additionally, flax-colored Swooshes and tongue branding further complement the makeup while a white midsole with tan threading and a black rubber outsole solidifies the build.

Expect the Nike Dunk High LXX “Black Flax” to make its debut 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 related news, here’s when to cop the FroSkate x Nike SB Dunk High All Love No Hate.

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The Nike Air More Uptempo “Red Toe” is officially unveiled and consists as the next iteration of the classic basketball silhouette this season. Overall, the model sports the iconic black and red color scheme with the focal point directed at its red box. Composed of black nubuck for its upper with tonal mesh tongues, the highlight AIR branding is outlined in red for a nice touch of contrast. Finally, a black midsole and white rubber outsole rounds out the profile.

Retailing for $160, look for the Nike Air More Uptempo “Red Toe” 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.

Up next, here’s when to cop the Air Jordan 7 Citrus 2022.

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The popular “Bred” theme arrives on the Nike Air Max 97 once more as this rendition is another solid offering in celebration of the silhouette’s 25th anniversary. Sporting an official makeup of “Black/University Red-White,” the runner boasts a combination of mesh and leather for its makeup as it’s entirety draped in black. Finally, the highlight red hue is utilized for the branded details while 3M reflective detailing on its wavy upper, followed by a black rubber sole featuring Air Max cushioning rounds out the profile.

UPDATE (8/5): Nike has pushed back the release date for the Nike Air Max 97 Black/University Red and will now be dropping via SNKRS on August 11th for $185.

Push your style full speed ahead with the Air Max 97. The iconic design, which takes inspiration from Japanese bullet trains and water droplets, gets rethought with tech woven mesh (perfect for summertime) and premium leather. The Black upper with bursts of University Red accents delivers a bold, versatile look. Full-length Nike Air cushioning lets you ride in first-class comfort.

UPDATE: 7/24 – According to SNKRS, the Nike Air Max 97 Black University Red aka Bred is making its official debut stateside on Tuesday, July 26. Overall, this two-tone colorway has been a prevalent combination since the iconic Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Bred”.

Retailing for $175, look for the Nike Air Max 97 “Bred” 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 Nike Dunk Low “Court Purple”.

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In addition to the Nike Air Force 1 Low Color of The Month “University Red”, there will be another colorway also releasing next week with the arrival of the White/Royal Blue pair seen below. Opting for a simple two-tone appearance, this Nike Air Force 1 Low gets hit with a White smooth leather construction all throughout the upper with Royal Blue hitting the Swooshes on the side panels, the Nike branding on the tongues and heels, insoles, and the ?AIR? on the midsole. Unique characteristic on this Air Force 1 include ?Anniversary Edition? written in silver on the tongues as well as a Nike toothbrush hangtag as a nod to the days when sneakerheads carried a toothbrush with them to clean their kicks on the go whenever they got dirty. A white rubber midsole and gum rubber outsole finish off the look on this Nike Air Force 1 Low that will be releasing online and at select retailers on August 11th for $150.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Low Color of The Month Royal Blue.

Here?s your reminder that the Air Jordan 5 Dark Concord arrives at retailers tomorrow.

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Although fall season is still a little more than a month away, it’s never too early to start planning your sneaker rotation for the following season. One pair you should consider adding to your arsenal is this Nike Air Huarache in the new Dark Olive and Black colorway,

Official images of this Nike Air Huarache show that it comes in a clean Dark Olive and Black color scheme. Details include a predominantly Olive base constructed in a mix of mesh, neoprene, and leather. The Black hits take care of areas such as the Black heel clip, side panel neoprene underlays, lining and and rubber sole.

Retailing for $120, look for this Nike Air Huarache to release 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 Huarache Dark Olive Black.

In other news, the Air Jordan 5 Concord will be making its debut tomorrow.

An official look at the Nike Dunk Low “Foam Finger” in GS sizing is featured, and as suggested, it celebrates the foam hand or commonly known as a foam finger, a sports paraphernalia item worn on the hand to showcase support for a specific team. Draped in an official mix of “Stadium Green/Old Royal-White-University Red,” the low-top boasts a smooth leather upper that bears the defining foam finger theme in a multicolor all-over print which are nicely offset by green suede overlays. Finally, bold blue Swooshes, red accents on the tongue label and heel followed by rope-style laces, a white midsole and icy translucent outsole solidifies the profile.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike Dunk Low “Foam Finger” 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 Foam Finger. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

Up next, find out when you can cop the Air Jordan 12 “Stealth”.

UPDATE (8/5): A day after sharing official images of the grade-school version, Nike now shares official images of the adult-sized version of the Nike Dunk Low Foam Finger. For the most part, both the GS and adult pairs are identical, with the only noticeable differences being the amount of texture used on the suede overlays, and the darkness of the icy translucent outsole.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike Dunk Low “Foam Finger” 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.

Up next, find out when you can cop the Air Jordan 12 “Stealth”.

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A new tonal edition of the Nike Air Max 95 Ultra will be releasing soon with this Navy pair seen below. Covered in a navy blue throughout the majority of the upper, this Ultra version of the iconic Air Max 95 is then contrasted by subtle hits of grey on the side panel overlays, eyelets, and the branding on the tongues and ankles. As far as materials go, this Air Max 95 comes constructed out of mesh, leather, and synthetic panels making the shoe lighter and more breathable than the original. 3M reflective accents and a blacked out rubber midsole and cored out outsole round out the look on this Nike Air Max 95 Ultra that will be releasing in the coming weeks for $170.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 95 Ultra Navy Grey.

Here?s your reminder that the Air Jordan 5 Dark Concord arrives at retailers tomorrow.

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