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The Nike Dunk Low Disrupt 2 is back for 2023 in new colorways with one of the new flavors of the season being this pair getting hit with bright hues. This women’s Nike Dunk Low reinvents the classic silhouette and gives it a more modern look by way of new overlays and branding. This pair takes on an official color makeup of Jade Ice/Total Orange-White as the shoe starts off with a smooth White leather base which is joined by a paisley-like canvas overlay in Jade Ice and orange detailing on the small and large embroidered and outlined Swooshes on the side panels. Additional details include silver Nike and Swoosh branding on the tongue badges and lace dubraes, tie-dye laces, white rubber midsoles, and translucent gradient outsoles. Look for this women’s Nike Dunk Low Disrupt 2 to release in the coming weeks for $120.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike WMNS Dunk Low Disrupt 2 Jade Ice.

In release news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey makes its way to retailers on April 1st.

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Picnic vibes land on this upcoming Nike Air Force 1 Low. Dropping in the coming months, here is a first look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low Blue Gingham.

Said to be part of a wider Nike Gingham collection that will be dropping soon, this Nike Air Force 1 Low comes dressed in a White and University Blue color scheme. The sneaker dons a all-White upper consisting of a leather base and mesh tongues and lining. The sneaker is highlighted by the White and Blue gingham print used on the Swooshes and heel overlays. Elsewhere you will find a University Blue branding on the tongue and insoles as well as more Blue on the lace dubraes. White laces and a White rubber sole complete the look.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low Blue Gingham does not have an official release date, but you can expect them to drop sometime in the coming months. Stay tuned.

In other news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey is set to drop this weekend.

Another Nike Air Max 1 86 release has been spotted. Dropping in the coming months, here is a first look at the Nike Air Max 1 86 Smokey Mauve.

The Nike Air Max 1 86, is a version of the Air Max 1 designed and made to look like the original production run in 1986, before the Air Max 1 made its debut in 1987. See Nike Air Max 1 ’86 OG Big Bubble University Red. Previewed below, this new colorway of the Nike Air Max 1 86 comes dressed in a Smokey Mauve and Dark Team Red color scheme. It features a White mesh base with Tan suede overlays and Brown Swooshes and mudguards. Elsewhere you will find the signature ?Nike? branding on the tongue labels, insoles, and heel embroidery atop White midsole housing the model’s signature longer visible Air unit in the heel atop a Brown rubber outsole.

Retailing for $150, look for the Nike Air Max 1 86 Smokey Mauve to make its debut in the coming months at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 1 86 Smokey Mauve.

In other release news, the Air Jordan 13 Black Flint is slated to drop later on this year.

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We just gave you a first look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low Blue Gingham, now we share with you a first look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low Red Gingham.

Just like the Blue pair, this release is also believed to be to be part of a wider Nike Gingham collection that will be dropping soon. Rocking the picnic blanket aesthetic, this Air Force 1 Low dons a White and Red color scheme. It features a White leather upper paired with matching mesh tongues and lining. The sneaker is highlighted by the Red and White gingham print used on the Swooshes and heel overlays. More hits of Red land on on the tongue and insole branding as well as on the lace dubraes. White laces and a White rubber sole complete the look.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low Red Gingham has no release date, but you can expect one to be announced in the coming months. Stay tuned.

In other news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey is set to drop this weekend.

This new Nike Air Max 1 has summer written all over it. Arriving in the coming months, here is a first look at the Nike Air Max 1 Aquatone.

Previewed below, the Tinker Hatfield creation is constructed in a combination of mesh, suede, and leather. It starts off with a White mesh base that is then gently contrasted by the Grey suede overlays. Making it summer ready are the Aquatone hits spotted on areas such as the leather Swooshes, mudguards and ?Nike? branding located on the tongue labels, insoles, and embroidered heels. Completing the look are White laces and a White midsole atop a Black rubber outsole.

Retailing for $150, look for the Nike Air Max 1 Aquatone to release in the coming months at select retailers and Nike.com. Stay tuned for an official release date.

In other release news, the Air Jordan 13 Black Flint is slated to drop later on this year.

Below you will get a first look at the Nike Full Force Low. Much like the women’s Nike Gamme Force that was  unveiled earlier this year, the Nike Full Force Low is also a new model that gets its inspiration from the 1980s Nike basketball footwear line.

The Nike Full Force Low is a silhouette that nods to the Air Force 1 III. The sneaker comes constructed in a full leather upper decorated with perforations on the toe box alongside hits of mesh on the tongues and inner lining. This colorway features a White base with Grey overlays and Black detailing spotted on the tongues, inner lining, insoles, Swooshes, and rubber outsole. Other defining features on the model include the Force Basketball logos on the tongues atop a speckled midsole with ?Nike? and ?Force? branding on the heels.

The Nike Full Force Low has not been given an official release date, but you can expect them to release in the coming months at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Full Force Low White Black.

In other news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey is set to drop this weekend.

The Nike Dunk Low Remastered is a new modernized version of the popular silhouette as the sneaker is showcased in this Unlock Your Space colorway. This Nike Dunk Low Remastered starts off with a white mesh construction on the base of the upper with contrasting Black leather overlays. 3M reflective White and cream striped Swooshes on the side panels, gradient detailing on the mudguards, Turquoise accents, pull tabs on the tongues, white rubber midsoles, and icy blue translucent outsoles finish off the look.

Retailing for $120, the Nike Dunk Low Remastered Unlock Your Space is set to make its debut sometime during Summer 2023. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Remastered Unlock Your Space.

In other release news, the Air Jordan 13 Black Flint is slated to drop later on this year.

UPDATE (3/30): Here are official images of the Nike Dunk Low Remastered Unlock Your Space. This pair will be part of a larger collection that will be releasing during the Summer of 2023.

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More Dunk Lows are on the way. One pair set to release in the coming months is the monochromatic Nike Dunk Low Premium Sequoia.

As the name of the sneakers suggest, this iteration of the Nike Dunk Low opts for a bit more of a premium finish. Done in a Sequoia and Light Orewood Brown color scheme, this pair is constructed out of a canvas base and tongues paired with premium tumbled leather overlays along with terry cloth inner lining. The all-Sequoia upper is then gently contrasted by the White branding on the tongue labels, insoles, and embroidery on the heels. A Light Orewood Brown rubber sole rounds out the main feature of the shoe.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike Dunk Low Premium Sequoia to release in the coming months at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Premium Sequoia.

In release news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey makes its way to retailers on April 1st.

UPDATE (3/28): Official images of the Nike Dunk Low Premium “Sequoia” that will be releasing later this year.

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A new premium take of the Nike Dunk Low is making its way to retailers soon with this “Neutral Olive” pair showcased below. This offering of the Nike Dunk Low gets covered in a Neutral Olive leather and nubuck construction all over the upper with more olive hits noted on the Swooshes, tongue tags, and heel tabs. A Sail rubber midsole down below sitting atop an olive rubber outsole finishes off the look on this Nike Dunk Low that will be releasing in the coming weeks for $120. Is this a cop or pass for you?

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low PRM WMNS Neutral Olive.

In release news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey makes its way to retailers on April 1st.

UPDATE (3/29): Check out official images of the women’s Nike Dunk Low PRM “Neutral Olive” that will be releasing in the coming weeks.

You can expect Nike to release more new colorways of the Nike Air Max Scorpion in 2023 as today we look at a new upcoming black/red pair. This offering of the Nike Air Max Scorpion gets covered in a full black Flyknit construction all throughout the upper with red stitched Swooshes on the side panels and red Flywire cables on the eyelets. A thick full-length Air Max sole unit in red and black rubber outsole finish off the look on this Nike Air Max Scorpion that is expected to release on April 1st for $250.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max Scorpion Bred.

In release news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey makes its way to retailers on April 1st.

UPDATE (3/29): Following an initial look, here are official images of the Nike Air Max Scorpion “Bred” that is expected to release on April 1st for $250.

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Said to be a women’s-exclusive, here is a first look at the Nike Dunk Low WMNS Fierce Pink.

Arriving this spring/summer, this latest two-tone iteration comes dressed in a Fierce Pink, Fireberry, and Black color scheme. Opting for an all-leather base, the sneaker is given a Black base with matching mesh tongues and insoles that’s then detailed with Fireberry hits on the overlays, laces, Swooshes, tongue and insole branding. Recurring details that are found on the traditional Dunk Low are also found in this pair. This include a tonal ?NIKE? embroidered on the heels and Nike Swoosh branding on the tongues and insoles. A White midsole and Black rubber outsole round out the main features of the sneaker.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk Low WMNS Fierce Pink to release in the coming months 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 Fierce Pink.

In other news, the Nike Dunk Low ATL will be dropping on SNKRS next week.

Aside from the Nike Dunk Low Premium Burgundy Crush, Nike will also be dropping a premium iteration of the Dunk Low in an Oil Green colorway.

Shown below, the Nike Dunk Low Premium Oil Green is constructed out of a denim/canvas twill base that’s then paired up with suede overlays, and leather Swooshes and heels. Just like the Burgundy Crush colorway, this pair also opts for a monochromatic finish where Oil Green takes care of the entire upper, which also includes the branding on the tongue labels, insoles, and embroidered heel tabs. Finishing touches include the waxed laces atop a Green midsole and light-colored rubber outsole.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike Dunk Low Premium Oil Green to release during the second half of the year at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Premium Oil Green.

In other news, the Nike Dunk Low ATL will be dropping on SNKRS next week.

Lots of different colorways of the Nike Air VaporMax 2023 Flyknit are expected throughout 2023 with this “Oatmeal” pair being perfect for the current spring season. Covered in an official color combination of Oatmeal/Pearl Pink-Pink Oxford-Sail, this Nike Air VaporMax 2023 Flyknit starts off with a versatile Oatmeal hue all throughout the lightweight and breathable Flyknit construction on the upper with White Swooshes on the side panels as well as on the lateral midsole. For that spring look we see Pearl Pink added on the eyestay, collars, tongue, heel tab, and the full-length VaporMax sole unit. Colorful insoles with Nike’s pinwheel logos and VaporMax branding on the tongues and heels wrap up the look on this Nike Air VaporMax 2023 Flyknit that is expected to release on May 18th for $210.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air VaporMax 2023 Flyknit Oatmeal.

In release news, the Air Jordan 11 Low Cement Grey makes its way to retailers on April 1st.

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Dropping this summer, here is a first look at the Nike Air Max 1 LX WMNS in the Light Orewood Brown colorway.

Done in a Sail, Rugged Orange, Light Orewood Brown, and Sundial color scheme, this women’s Air Max 1 is constructed in a mix of textile mesh, tumbled leather, and suede. It begins with a While Sail hue covering the majority of the upper that’s then contrasted by the Orewood Brown spotted on the mudguard overlays and Swoosh logos. Other notable details includes Orange contrasting accents for a nice added pop of color. A new style ?NIKE? branding appearing on the side panels and tongues labels. More Nike branding is spotted on the heel by way of the two-tone embroidered text, while a Sail midsole atop a tricolored rubber outsole can be spotted down low.

The Nike Air Max 1 LX WMNS Light Orewood Brown will retail for $160. For those of you looking to cop, current reports have these making their debut on July 28th at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 1 LX WMNS Light Orewood Brown.

In other news, the Nike Dunk Low ATL will be dropping on SNKRS next week.

Another day, another new Dunk Low colorway to share with you. Said to part of Nike’s holiday 2023 offerings, here is a first look at the Nike Dunk Low Premium Burgundy Crush.

Look to stand out from the traditional Dunk Low, this premium iteration of the model is constructed out of a twill base paired with suede overlays, and the use of leather on the Swooshes and heels. Opting for a tonal motif, this Dunk Low is dressed in a Burgundy hue throughout, which also includes the branding on the tongue labels, insoles, and embroidered heel tabs. Finishing details include the waxed laces atop a Burgundy midsole and light-colored rubber outsole.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike Dunk Low Premium Burgundy Crush to release in the coming months at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Premium Burgundy Crush.

In other release news, are the ladies feeling the upcoming Nike Dunk Low Twist WMNS Panda?