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Remember that Lyrical Lemonade X Jordan Aerospace 720 collab that dropped back in 2020? Now Cole Bennett?s Lyrical Lemonade will be teaming up with Nike to hit us a collaborative iteration of the Nike Air Force 1 Low.

Previewed below, the Lyrical Lemonade x Nike Air Force 1 Low comes dressed in a White tumbled leather upper contrasted by the Yellow Swooshes. Standout collaborative details include the Lyrical Lemonade logo stamped on the lateral heel and insoles. A White AF1 rubber sole, White laces and special packaging that reads ?think deep, don?t sink, just do it? printed on the inside of the lid complete the look.

The Lyrical Lemonade x Nike Air Force 1 Low does not have an official release date, but current reports have them releasing later on this year. Thoughts?

In other news, the Air Jordan 6 Georgetown is slated to debut next month.

On deck we bring you a new colorway of the Nike Air Zoom Flight 95 which comes with brown and blue accents for a pop of color. The retro Nike Basketball starts off with Black hue all over the upper in an array of materials that include a combination of mesh, nubuck, and leather throughout. For some color contrast we see the addition of Valerian Blue and Ale Brown accents on the overlays and branding. White midsoles with the signature pods done in black along with matching black rubber outsoles finish off the Nike Air Zoom Flight 95 that will be arriving at select Nike retailers in the coming weeks.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Zoom Flight 95 Black Valerian Blue.

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

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Fresh new colorways of the Nike Air Max 90 Terrascape are on the way. This time around the Nike Air Max 90 Terrascape dons a predominantly Black upper with a little bit of Grey on the rear mudguard overlay. Standout features include the construction utilizing recycled fabrics and materials, the ?Terrascape? branding on the tongue pull tabs and insoles, the semi-translucent Crater Foam midsole and Nike Grind speckled outsole.

Retailing for $140, look for this new colorway of the Nike Air Max 90 Terrascape to begin releasing at some of your local retailers in the coming weeks. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 90 Terrascape Black Grey.

Following an official look at the Nike Terminator High Georgetown, we now bring you official images of another upcoming Nike Terminator High with the “Cocoa Snake” pair. Inspired by the Nike Air Force 1 “Cocoa Snake” that was last seen in 2018, this Nike Terminator High gets covered in a soft White leather construction on the base of the upper which is then joined by Black detailing on the side panel Swooshes, laces, tongue tags, and the “NIKE” branding on the heels. Tan/brown snakeskin overlays serve as the highlight os this colorway while Sail rubber midsoles and black rubber outsoles finish off the look on this Nike Terminator High that will be releasing in the coming weeks for $120. Will you be adding these to your collection?

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Terminator High Cocoa Snake.

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

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We got a Nike KD 15 collaboration dropping later on this month. Shown below, this special iteration of the Nike KD 15 is done in collaboration with Matthew Jehu Samuels, known professionally as Boi-1da, a Jamaican-Canadian record producer and songwriter.

The Boi-1da x Nike KD 15 starts off with a Black upper that is contrasted by the bold hits of Volt, Pink, and Orange which include the gradient Swooshes. Collab details include Boi-1da?s signature stitched on the right tongue with ?86 BPM? printed on the heels. Lastly, the shoe sits on top of a Grey midsole and Black rubber outsole combination.

Retailing for $160, look for the Boi-1da x Nike KD 15 to release on August 17th at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Boi-1da x Nike KD 15.

In other news, the Air Jordan 6 Georgetown is slated to debut next month.

A new white-based colorway of the Nike Air Max 90 is on the horizon as this pair is hit with subtle bursts of color. Covered in White throughout the majority of the upper, this Nike Air Max 90 gets done in a mesh and leather construction while suede hits the Sail Swooshes. To break up the all-white upper we see the addition of Black leather mudguards as well as Volt and Rush Pink accents throughout. White midsoles with pink Air Max units and a black rubber outsole with pink and volt accents finish off the look on this Nike Air Max 90 that will be making its way to retailers soon for $130.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 90 Volt Rush Pink.

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

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The women’s Nike Air Force 1 Shadow is showcased in a new colorway which gets covered in various earth tones as well as a variety of materials. Covered in an official color makeup of Shimmer/Mars Stone-Sanddrift-Pearl White, this women’s edition of the Air Force 1 is highlighted by a multi-layered upper in a combination of leather, suede, and a faux fur on the side panels and ankle. The double layered thick midsole caps off the look on this Nike Air Force 1 Shadow that will be making its way to retailers soon for $110.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike WMNS Air Force 1 Shadow Shimmer Mars Stone.

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

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Another music-inspired colorway of the Nike KD 15 has surfaced following a look at the Boi-1da x Nike KD 15 that we just took a look at. This time around Kevin Durant’s 15th signature shoe with Nike collaborates with hip hop record producer Patrick Denard Douthit, better known as 9th Wonder. Covered in grey throughout the majority of the upper, this special edition of the Nike KD 15 features a mesh and leather upper with mismatched lateral cage overlays in Glow Green and Bright Orange. The mismatch theme continues on the co-branded 9th Wonder and KD branded tongues, branding on the side panels and heels, and insoles. Down below we see blue midsoles with iridescent detailing on the Air Zoom Strobel branding atop and a green glow-in-the-dark outsole. If you’re looking to cop, the 9th Wonder x Nike KD 15 is scheduled to release on August 26th for a price tag of $160.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: 9th Wonder x Nike KD 15.

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

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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. 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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In addition to the Stussy x Nike Air Max 2015 Fossil, the collaborative Air Max 2015 will also be releasing in an equally versatile “Black” colorway. The Stussy x Nike Air Max 2015 comes constructed in a synthetic mesh upper in black with a colorful yellow/orange underlayer. Standout details include Stussy branding at the forefoot, tongues, insoles, and outsole, a reverse Swoosh on the heel counter, and Air Max cushioning down below that solidifies the sleek profile nicely. Look for the Stussy x Nike Air Max 2015 ?Black? to release on Friday, August 5th at stussy.com at 1PM ET for $210.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Stussy x Nike Air Max 2015 Black.

Here’s your reminder that the Air Jordan 5 Dark Concord arrives at retailers this weekend.

The third and final colorway from the Stussy x Nike Air Max 2015 that will be releasing this week is the most vibrant from the bunch with this “Pink” colorway. The Stussy x Nike Air Max 2015 comes constructed in a synthetic mesh upper in Psychic Pink with a Black accents placed throughout. Standout details include Stussy branding at the forefoot, tongues, insoles, and outsole, a reverse Swoosh on the heel counter, and Air Max cushioning down below that solidifies the sleek profile nicely. Look for the Stussy x Nike Air Max 2015 ?Psychic Pink? to release on Friday, August 5th at stussy.com at 1PM ET for $210.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Stussy x Nike Air Max 2015 Psychic Pink.

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

Making its debut later on this year, here are official images of the Why So Sad? x Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration.

Created by John Rattray (skateboarder and advocate for mental health awareness), the mission of ?Why So Sad?? is to help open up the conversation about suicide prevention in skateboarding and elsewhere. Helping the cause, this collaboration between Nike SB and Scottish talent will be a large part of this year?s fundraising efforts.

Shown below, the Why So Sad? x Nike SB Dunk Low features a Light Blue leather base and mesh tongues paired up with Dark Blue tear-away overlays to reveal Yellow underneath. Other notable details include the embroidered skateboarding chicken motif on the lateral heel, the co-branded insoles with graphic of a bird doing a sad grab, ?Why So Sad?? branding on the inner tongue tag, and question marks embroidered on the heels. Completing the look is a White midsole atop a translucent outsole.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these SB Dunk Lows, with art by Jon Horner, will go directly to the WhySoSad? fundraising efforts.

The Why So Sad? x Nike SB Dunk Low has no release date yet, but current reports have them releasing later on this year for the retail price of $120. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Why So Sad? x Nike SB Dunk Low.

In other release news, the Air Jordan 12 Low 25 Years In China will be making its debut this week.

UPDATE (8/1): Yankeekicks gives us an on-feet look at the Why So Sad? x Nike SB Dunk Low.

UPDATE (6/17): JF Grails gives us a preview of the Why So Sad? x Nike SB Dunk Low.

A closer look at the FroSkate x Nike SB Dunk High is revealed as this rendition by the Chicago-based skateboarding community that centers women; Black, Indigenous and people of color; and queer people, is suggested to make its debut this summer to perhaps coincide with Pride Month in June.

Overall, the high-top boasts a crisp white leather upper is offset by multicolored overlays while the words ?All Love, No Hate? are debossed on the side panels. Additionally, the toe box bears heart-shaped perforations while the FroSkate logo and its message is prominent on the custom tongue labels. Finally, mismatching quilted sockliners and laces, graphic insoles and an icy translucent outsole solidify the eye-catching profile.

The FroSkate x Nike SB Dunk High ?All Love No Hate? will release on August 13th. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: FroSkate x Nike SB Dunk High All Love No Hate. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

UPDATE (8/1): FroSkate has confirmed that their Nike SB Dunk High ?All Love No Hate? will be releasing on August 13th on froskate.com.

UPDATE (7/11): Nike shares official images of the upcoming FroSkate x Nike SB Dunk High collaboration. Official images show the sneaker will come with a total of six different lace options all with Gold lace tips.

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Another new color option of the Nike Dunk Low is headed our way as we take a first look at the “Sesame” pair which is expected to release some time later this fall. Taking on a leather construction throughout the upper, this Nike Dunk Low gets hit with a tan hue on the side panels and toe and is highlighted by a sesame seed print on the overlays. For contrast we see blue detailing on the Swooshes and heel tabs, white detailing on the tongues, laces, and inner liner, hardwood graphic insoles, and semi-translucent gum outsoles.

No release date has been announced yet but be on the lookout for this Nike Dunk Low to release later this year. Keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Sesame.

In other release news, the Air Jordan 12 Low 25 Years In China will be making its debut this week.

UPDATE (8/1): Yankeekicks provides us with on-feet images of the Nike Dunk Low Sesame.

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A new greyscale offering of the Nike Air Max 90 is making its way to select retailers soon which also comes with a pop of color. Noted as pair that was designed for the little footers, this Nike Air Max 90 gets covered in a shade of grey all over the upper which has been constructed out of a grid mesh and leather all throughout. The signature side panel Swooshes are then hit with repetitive orange “NIKE” text inside the Swooshes. White rubber midsoles with black cassette Air Max units, black branding on the tongues and heels, and black rubber outsoles with subtle white speckling finish off this Nike Air Max 90 that will be releasing soon in grade school sizing.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 90 GS Grey Orange.

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

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