Despite releasing a few years ago, the Nike Flyknit Racer remains one of Nike’s most popular sneakers. With news of the 2016 Multicolor colorway releasing next month just surfacing, people are definitely looking forward to the release.

If multicolor is just not your thing then you should know by now that Nike has a ton of other options when it comes to the Flyknit Racer. One of those new options that is beginning to arrive at select retailers is the Brave Blue colorway that you see above. Looking at this latest Racer we can see that the majority of the Flyknit upper is done in Brave Blue while minimal hits of Squadron Blue mix in with the dark upper. Providing some contrast are the hits of Volt on the Swoosh branding as well as on the Flywire that runs down the side panels. A White midsole and Black rubber outsole round out the look for this new colorway of the popular runner from Nike.

Are you a fan of the Nike Flyknit Racer Brave Blue? Let us know in the comments below and look for them to land at stateside retailers in the near future.

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Author’s Take

The blue Flyknit upper is cool but I’m not a fan of the Volt hits. I would have been ok with minimal touches of Volt but there’s just too much on this colorway for my liking.

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The Nike Air Max 90 Ultra Moire is introduced in a quintessential summer tone for its latest variation this season, as it receives a pristine white finish.

Unlike the runner’s traditional build, this particular pair sports a revamped seamless upper instead with perforations throughout. This allows for more ventilation, as well as a lightweight and more comfortable fit.

Further detailed with its recognizable elements across its upper to define its aesthetic, the model is finished off with a matching sole unit equipped with the distinctive air bubble component in the heel for enhanced cushioning.

You can purchase a pair at select Nike accounts worldwide now for $190.

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Author’s Take

I?ll never get tired of this runner. I actually haven?t even purchased this particular build, but this colorway is certainly a pleaser. Perfect for summer.

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The Nike Air Max 90 gets a stylish upgrade this spring, featuring a premium leather upper with woven paneling. The woven motif we’ve seen numerous times before from Nike Sportswear arrives on the always classic Air Max 90 silhouette, debuting in three tonal colorways of tan, white, and black, all contrasted with a solid white sole unit (the black version gets a black outsole, however). You’ll be able to start the summer out with these stylish new Air Max 90’s, because they’ll be arriving at select Nike Sportswear retailer on April 28th.

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Nike’s confident the Cavaliers will be back in the NBA Finals this season as the brand plans on releasing a Nike Kyrie 2 “Cavs” colorway right before the championship series begins on May 26th. Kyrie was hobbled by injuries all post-season long in 2015 and missed the remainder of the NBA Finals after a solid Game 1 performance ended in overtime with a knee injury. This year Irving and the Cavs are looking for redemption and will be aided by this sleek Midnight Navy/University Gold Kyrie 2 colorway. Aimed to match Cleveland’s alternate road uniforms, this Nike Kyrie 2 skips out on any graphics usually found on the kid-friendly upper for a simple navy finish while a vibrant yellow midsole stands out. Be sure to look at a brief preview below and know that you can grab this pair on May 26th for $120 USD or right now on eBay.

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Nike Flyknit Racer fans take note, because it looks like there’s another new colorway for you to get excited about on the way. This time around the beloved Flyknit silhouette receives a Brave Blue upper accented with Volt for the Flywire and Swooshes, all completed with the original flat ribbon shoe laces for a look that seems to herald back to the some of the sleek racing shoe’s earliest releases. If you’re liking what you see, be on the lookout for the “Brave Blue” Flyknit Racer at select Nike Running retailers soon, because they’re already arriving overseas.

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Nike Basketball has just inked this year’s WNBA first overall pick, Breanna Stewart, to a multi-year endorsement deal a week after she closed the book on her historic collegiate career. She’s the first NCAA player ever, male or female, to take home four consecutive national titles while also being named the tournament’s Most Outstand Player for each of those seasons. During this year’s tournament, Stewart laced up a Nike KD 8 Elite “UConn” PE. Her next goal is to bring a basketball championship back to Seattle where she’s the newest member of the WNBA’s Storm franchise. Other women’s basketball signees include top picks Rachel Banham, Aerial Powers, Jonquel Jones, and Tiffany Mitchell.

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The Nike Air Presto Flyknit Ultra consists as a revamped iteration of the classic design, and it’s offered in Racer Blue this season.

Essentially composed of the breathable knitted component across its upper, the tweaked design offers enhanced ventilation throughout, as well as superb comfort and maneuverability with its stretchy collar.

Further reinforced with tonal overlays on the toe cap and synthetic lacing cage system, the sneaker is nicely offset by a clean white rubber sole unit that offers enhanced cushioning upon every step.

You can start purchasing this latest colorway at select Nike accounts nationwide now for a retail price tag of $160.

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Author’s Take

I’m a fan of its traditional design and I like this revamped edition even more. This colorway is pretty appealing and should receive a lot of attention.

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Team USA will be going for (and more than likely getting) gold once again at this summer’s Olympic basketball tournament, and Nike Sportswear gets ready for the events in Rio de Janeiro with a special edition of the Air Foamposite One. The classic Nike hoops shoe receives a patriotic makeover featuring a white Foam upper with navy and red accents throughout. Predicting a gold medal for Team USA, metallic gold accents are also added, while the insoles bear our country’s stars and stripes. Get an on-foot look at the Foamposite One “Olympic” here, and mark your calendars for July 22nd if you’re trying to grab a pair.

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Remember that Nike Air Flight ’89 with the giant “89” on the heels? it looks like the same concept is back again on a couple of classic Air Max runners, the Air Max 1 and BW. Just like the Air Flight ’89 release from last year, both the Air Max 1 and Air Classic BW receive white uppers with can’t-miss large black text on the heels. The Air Max 1 features “8” on the left heel and “7” on the right, representing 1987, the year the shoe was originally released, while the BW’s simply get “B” and “W” on their heels. No word yet on a release date for either model, but expect both to be available at select Nike Sportswear retailers later this year.

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Initially dubbed “Wu Tang,” this upcoming variation of the Nike Air Foamposite One is actually not affiliated with the popular rap group, although it sports their signature colors perfectly.

Flaunting a shiny yellow finish across its molded upper, the eye-catching tone is nicely offset by black accents gracing the eye stays, tongue, laces, inner lining, collar section and sole unit.

Further detailed with its signature carbon fiber shank, the model is rounded out with matching striped pull tabs that easy accessibility for the wearer. Priced at $230, find a pair at Nike accounts starting this June.

Head over to our official Nike Air Foamposite One Wu Tang launch page for additional updates on its release.

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Author’s Take

This is one of my favorite bball silhouettes aside from Jordans. I’m a fan of the colorway, but it’s too bright for my taste. I’m sure these will garner a lot of attention — on purpose or not.

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It makes sense that legendary designer Peter Moore originally wanted to call the Nike Dunk the Nike College Color High. After all, the silhouette was a college institution and could be found on the feet of nearly every major Division 1 NCAA program throughout the mid to late 80s. The “Be True To Your School” theme landed on major Nike-affiliated schools and now some of the original Nike Dunk College Basketball Pack retros will be returning for the month of May. March Madness may be in the books, but that doesn’t mean that the Swoosh can’t bring back memories of once-dominant programs like UNLV and Michigan to fruition during the off-season. The two College Pack outliers will arrive on May 14th at select retailers. Be sure to head to our release dates page for more info.

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Back in late March, the Nike Kyrie 2 Cavs, the very same shoe you see up top was released exclusively at Jimmy Jazz. I was a bit curious as to why Nike decided to release the shoe with no type of heads up, warning any type of first looks of the shoe. All of a sudden it just appeared on Jimmy Jazz for purchase. We now got word that Nike is going to give the shoe a much wider release and it’s set to drop next month.

This Cavs version of the Kyrie 2 is inspired by the Cleveland Cavaliers team colors. The shoe is composed out of a Midnight Navy upper that cover the majority of the base. The tonal look of the upper is contrasted by the University Gold placed on the sole unit of the shoe. Additional Midnight Navy can be seen on the Nike Swoosh on the midsole, while the Nike Swoosh branding on the strap and Kyrie branding on the tongue comes in University Gold. Just a pinch of University Red can be spotted on the Kyrie #2 placed on the heel of the shoe. In need of a pair? The Cavs version of the Nike Kyrie 2 will release on May 26th for the retail price of $120.

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Author’s Take

Navy and gold colored sneakers, I like that. The Kyrie 2 is a pretty dope silhouette, seeing it come in this color scheme really makes it shine.

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If you haven’t heard by now, Nike is releasing yet another version of the Nike Flyknit Racer Multicolor. So what makes this pair different from the first two pairs that dropped? While the changes are minimal, they still are changes. Also, being that there are plenty of people who struck out on the first two versions, I’m sure you won’t hear many complaints about a similar colorway dropping, again.

The Nike Flyknit Racer Multicolor 2016 has one main change that gives it its own look. If you take a close look at the shoe you will notice that that tongue does not come in black, like we’re used to seeing it come in. This time around Nike gives the shoe a Grey tongue. Aside from that, the shoes appears to remain the same, which is definitely not a bad thing in many people’s eyes. Said to be dropping on May 13th for $150, are you looking to pick up a pair? Let us know down in the comments below.

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Author’s Take

I’ve struck out on the first two versions. Hopefully the sneaker gods are on my side this time around and I’m able to pick up a pair.

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NIKEiD just added a brand new option that can be utilized when you’re creating your very own version of the Nike Mercurial Superfly. Effective immediately, you can now use the Radiant Reveal look on your shoe’s upper.

This new feature let’s you choose between two colors, Total Orange/Bright Crimson/Hyper Violet or Volt/Rage Green/Photo Blue. Both options will give your shoe a unique gradual fade effect. The graphic print that gives off the effect will be cloak over an undertone layer, with your option of either white or black. Are you taking advantage of this new option? Let us know in the comments below.

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NIKEiD just added a brand new option that can be utilized when you’re creating your very own version of the Nike Mercurial Superfly. Effective immediately, you can now use the Radiant Reveal look on your shoe’s upper.

This new feature let’s you choose between two colors, Total Orange/Bright Crimson/Hyper Violet or Volt/Rage Green/Photo Blue. Both options will give your shoe a unique gradual fade effect. The graphic print that gives off the effect will be cloak over an undertone layer, with your option of either white or black. Are you taking advantage of this new option? Let us know in the comments below.

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