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The Nike SB Dunk Low has slowed down a bit after what was another impressive year in 2021. On deck today we bring you a look at a new “Black Toe” colorway that is sure to garner lots of attention, but it’s not looking like we’ll be able to get our hands on them any time soon. This Nike SB Dunk Low is a sample colorway produced by Nike which was rumored to possibly release in 2020 but instead Nike gave us the SB Dunk Low “Chicago.” The sneaker takes on a full leather construction on the upper in the Air Jordan 1 “Black Toe” makeup as we see white hit the side panels and toe along with black on the overlays and red hitting the ankle/heel overlay. Additional details include more white detailing on the tongues and midsoles, black on the laces and inner liner, and red rubber outsoles. Would you cop this colorway if it ever released?

Switching gears to Jordan Brand, here?s your reminder that the Air Jordan 5 Racer Blue releases this weekend.

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Said to drop stateside in the near future, here are official images of the Nike Flow 2020 ISPA SE Dutch Green.

Done in a Dutch Green, Vintage Green, Olive Aura, and Black color scheme, the Nike Flow 2020 ISPA SE is highlighted by its lightweight woven material that provides you with exceptional breathability. The woven material is also said to make it feel like you’re only wearing socks. When it comes to the lacing system, the design provides you with a custom fit for your feet that aids in helping you walk freely. The sole consists of a foam midsole combining a simple and clean rubber outsole with ample traction providing strong support.

Retailing for $200, the Nike Flow 2020 ISPA SE Dutch Green is now available overseas and is expected to land stateside in the coming weeks. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Flow 2020 ISPA SE Dutch Green.

Originally previewed last fall, today we bring you an official look at the Nike Air Max 90 Running Club in the Roma Green colorway. This colorful and vibrant iteration of the Nike Air Max 90 this Air Max 90 gets covered in a Roma Green, Sail, Orange, and Mean Green color scheme. Constructed out of mesh, suede, and leather, this Nike Air Max 90 is highlighted by retro branded tongues, ?AMRC? and ?Beaverton, OR? tags on the lateral side of the ankles, and the vintage tear-away tags attached to the tongues with a special Nike pin. Additional details include Sail laces, large Nike branding on the heels, a White midsole, and a Green/Yellow rubber outsole. Be on the lookout for the Nike Air Max 90 Running Club Roma Green to release in the coming weeks for $130.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 90 SE Running Club Roma Green.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 5 Low WMNS Arctic Orange releases this Friday. Cop or pass?

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After surfacing at the end of 2021, official release information has been provided for the Nike Air Trainer 1 “Coriander.” From the gym to the courts and everywhere in between, the famed cross trainer from ’87 lets you travel with ease and without a glitch. Details like the forefoot strap nod to the OG, while reflective graphics and iridescent accents come together for a futuristic and utilitarian aesthetic. Designed at the time for performance sports, the heel?s Air cushioning and mid-height collar keeps your ride comfortable and secure for today?s adventures. This pair takes on an official color makeup of Coriander, Ashen Slate, Wheat, and Light Sienna and comes with a unique look as it’s constructed out of a mix of materials such as ripstop, canvas, leather and mesh. You can look for the Nike Air Trainer 1 Coriander to release on SNKRS and select retailers on February 11th for $140.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Trainer 1 Coriander.

Switching gears to Jordan Brand, here?s your reminder that the Air Jordan 5 Racer Blue releases this weekend.

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Serena Williams and Nike join forces once again this time to release her own colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 which comes with a twist. This collaborative Nike Air Force 1 features a buttery white tumbled leather construction all throughout the upper for a lux look which is then joined by gold zippers running down the tongues. Additional details include Serena?s SWDC logo (?10 4 01?) that ?celebrates inclusivity, diversity and the bond between team and individual?, gold signatures on the heels, and dual embroidered Swooshes on the side panels. You can look for this Serena Williams x Nike WMNS Air Force 1 Summit White to release on SNKRS and select retailers on February 18th for $130.

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

Switching gears to Jordan Brand, here’s your reminder that the Air Jordan 5 Racer Blue releases this weekend.

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A new offering of the Nike ZoomX VaporFly NEXT% 2 is showcased below which takes on an eye-catching color makeup. Design details on the Nike ZoomX VaporFly NEXT% 2 include an updated engineered mesh upper that replaces the previous model?s Vaporweave material. The sole is made up of a traditional ZoomX cushioned midsole equipped with a full-length carbon plate for propulsion. Taking a look at this colorway, the premium runner from the Swoosh gets covered in Hyper Violet all throughout the upper with hits of Black on the laces, tongue, and the Swoosh logos throughout. A bright Flash Crimson midsole adds to the vibrancy of the runner while a black rubber outsole rounds out the look. You can expect this Nike ZoomX VaporFly NEXT% 2 to release in the coming weeks for a price tag of $250.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike ZoomX VaporFly NEXT% 2 Hyper Violet Flash Crimson.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 5 Low WMNS Arctic Orange releases this Friday. Cop or pass?

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Making its debut in a couple of days, Nike Basketball has finally unveiled Paul George?s Nike PG 6 model.

Paul George’s sixth signature Swoosh with Nike is designed with React Foam technology that helps in keeping comfortable throughout your wear. Lightweight and responsive, the PG 6 is said to be the ideal shoe for two-way players determined to raise their game.

This Nike PG 6 comes dressed in a White, Black, and Bright Crimson color scheme. Design details include a backward Swoosh on the lateral side, PG’s signature on the tongue pull tab and a rubber translucent overlay molded into the aforementioned React foam sole.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike PG 6 to drop in the colorway you see here on February 9th at select regions at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike PG 6 White Bright Crimson.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 1 High OG Dark Marina Blue is expected to arrive on February 16th.

Twenty years ago Lisa Leslie became the the first woman to dunk in a WNBA game. To celebrate that historical moment, it is being reported that Nike will be dropping a special women’s colorway of the Nike Dunk Low.

Lisa Leslie  played for the Los Angeles Sparks when the WNBA first began way back in 1997. During her time with the Sparks, Leslie led her team to two WNBA championships, while also winning three MVP awards and making eight All-Star teams. When all was aid and done, Leslie earned a spot in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.

As mentioned above, the Nike Dunk Low WMNS Lisa Leslie pays tribute to the first woman to dunk in a WNBA game, which took place on July 30, 2002. Done in the colors of the Los Angeles Sparks, details include a Purple and Gold upper paired up Teal Swooshes, branded tongue tags and heels. Notable details include Leslie?s number ?9? on the heels atop a White midsole and Purple rubber outsole.

The Nike Dunk Low WMNS Lisa Leslie has not been officially announced yet, but current reports have them releasing sometime in July at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low WMNS Lisa Leslie.

Next up for Jordan Brand, the Air Jordan 5 Low WMNS Arctic Orange.

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One of the latest offerings of the Nike SB Force 58 gets highlighted by its use of Laser Orange. Constructed out of a leather all throughout the upper, this low top Nike SB model gets hot with White on the side panels, heel, and inner liner as well as black on the perforated toe and Swooshes. The defining Laser Orange palette can be seen all throughout the overlays, laces, and tongues. A white rubber midsole and outsole with a yellow Swoosh wrap up the look on this Nike SB Force 58 that will be releasing in the near future for $75.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike SB Force 58 Laser Orange.

Switching gears to Jordan Brand, here?s your reminder that the Air Jordan 5 Racer Blue releases this weekend.

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Previously showcased in grade school sizing, today we bring you official images of the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 “Wheat” in adult sizing. The signature shoe of popular baseball player Ken Griffey Jr. takes on a fall-inspired look as the high top sneaker gets covered in a wheat hue all over the upper in a full suede construction. For contrast we see the addition of White on the laces, ankle strap buckle, the branding throughout the shoe, and the midsole. Down below a gum rubber outsole finishes off the design on this Nike Air Griffey Max 1 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 Griffey Max 1 Wheat.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 5 Low WMNS Arctic Orange releases this Friday. Cop or pass?

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Check out this brand new upcoming colorway of the Nike Air Max 95.

Done in a clean White, Red, Grey, and Black color scheme, this version is constructed in a mix of mesh, leather, and suede. It starts off with a White base contrasted by the Red, Grey, and Black overlays that wrap around the entire sneaker. Other details include a White midsole with Red visible Air units atop a Black rubber outsole. A Red Nike Swoosh on the tongue and a White Nike Swoosh on the lateral ankle is also in play.

Retailing for $180, look for this Nike Air Max 95 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 Max 95 White Red Black.

Next up for Jordan Brand, the Air Jordan 5 Low WMNS Arctic Orange.

We are still waiting for release information for the Nike Dunk Low “Vintage Navy” so while we continue to wait let’s check out new images of the aged Dunk. This Nike Dunk Low colorway takes on the popular aged/vintage aesthetic as the sneaker takes on a full leather build on the upper as White is placed on the side panels, toe, and ankle with tonal detailing hitting the laces and nylon tongues. For contrast we see the addition of Midnight Navy on the leather overlays, Swooshes, and inner liner. The defining characteristic on this Dunk Low is the aged cream/yellowed rubber midsole which then sits atop a navy rubber outsole. A release date has not been announced yet but look out for this Nike Dunk Low “Vintage Navy” to release in the coming weeks for $100. Make sure you 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 Vintage Navy.

Switching gears to Jordan Brand, here?s your reminder that the Air Jordan 5 Racer Blue releases this weekend.

A closer look at the ACRONYM x Nike Blazer Low ?Night Maroon? by the Munich-based brand is showcased as the model is scheduled to debut stateside next week. Overall, the sneaker flaunts the classic Blazer design but elevated with deconstructed details such as cut outs throughout the upper and a distinctive heel overlay in a color scheme of Night Maroon, Lemon Venom, and Black. In addition, infrared foam tongues round out the profile.

Retailing for $140, look for this Nike Blazer Low at select Nike stockists and online on February 10. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: ACRONYM x Nike Blazer Low ?Night Maroon?. 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 Union x Nike Dunk Low “Pistachio”.

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The Nike Air Max 95 ?Ironstone? consists as the latest colorway of the timeless runner and it’s dropping next week. Overall, the sneaker’s upper has been elevated with a mixture of suede, canvas, and jacquard textiles, providing durable protection from the winter elements. Draped in an official color scheme of ?Ironstone/Celery-Cave Stone-Olive Grey?, the makeup is reminiscent of OG iterations of the iconic model, while a black rubber sole and the signature Air Max cushioning solidifies the profile.

Retailing for $185, look for this Nike Air Max 95 at select Nike stockists and online on February 9. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 95 ?Ironstone?. 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 WMNS “Valentine?s Day”.

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As a contrast to the ACRONYM X Nike Blazer Low ?Night Maroon?, this ACRONYM x Nike Blazer Low “Black” will also be offered and scheduled to drop in the coming days. Overall, the sneaker flaunts the classic Blazer design but elevated with deconstructed details such as cut outs throughout the upper and a distinctive heel overlay that?s reinforced with screws. Finally, ACRONYM branding on the tongues, heels, and insoles housed in special packaging rounds out the offering. 

Retailing for $140, look for the ACRONYM x Nike Blazer Low ?Black? at select Nike stockists and online on February 10. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: ACRONYM x Nike Blazer Low “Black”. 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 Nike Dunk Low WMNS “Valentine?s Day”.

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