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We got another colorway of the Nike LeBron 20 to share with you. Here is a first look at the Nike LeBron 20 Violet Frost.

This new colorway of LeBron?s 20th signature shoe with Nike comes dressed in a Violet Frost, Metallic Gold, and Purple Pulse color scheme. Defining features on this pair include a Violet knitted upper decorated with the double-stacked Swooshes on the lateral side and the special ?XX? lace dubraes and insole branding. Another detaild woth mentioning is the paisley print spotted on the forefoot area of the midsole atop a multidirectional rubber outsole.

The Nike LeBron 20 Violet Frost was actually up for grabs last night via Finish Line (currently unavailable online). An official release date has yet to be announced. Retail is set at $200. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike LeBron 20 Violet Frost.

This new colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 High takes a tonal approach as the shoe gets covered in shades of grey. Done in an official color scheme of Wolf Grey/Metallic Silver-Volt, this offering of the Nike Air Force 1 High starts off with a Wolf Grey leather construction all over the upper with tonal detailing on the waxed laces, tongues, ankle straps, and inner liner. For contrast we have Metallic Silver leather Swooshes on the side panels along with cream suede heel tabs and eyestays. A translucent sole unit down below with Volt Swooshes revealed on the outsoles wrap up the look on this Nike Air Force 1 High that will be releasing in the coming weeks for $165.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 90 Gore-Tex Photon Dust.

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With the new NBA season fast approaching, this brand new colorway of the Nike Air More Uptempo has been unveiled at just the right time.

Shown below, official images of this new Nike Air More Uptempo show that it comes dressed in a Sail perforated leather upper paired with matching mesh tongues, laces, lining and soles. The highlight of the sneaker is without a doubt the basketball-textured ?AIR? lettering wrapping around the sides and heels of the sneaker. Finishing features include the Black Swooshes on the heels and the additional Black accents on the insoles and the outline of the lettering.

Retailing for $175, look for this new colorway of the Nike Air More Uptempo 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 More Uptempo Sail Basketball.

More than a year ago Jun Takahashi previewed his upcoming Spring/Summer 2022 collection that included this 90s ACG-inspired Undercover x Nike Air Force 1 Low collaboration. Today we give you an official look at one of the colorways from said collection.

The Undercover x Nike Air Force 1 Low White gets its inspiration from the ACG Air Revaderchi from 1992. The collab will include three different colorways to choose from consisting of one pair dressed in the ACG original Grey/Magenta makeup, this all-White pair you see below and a third offering that receives a graphic motif covering the entire upper. Defining features on all three pairs include the waterproof Gore-Tex uppers as well as the signature ACG elevated neoprene collar and heel counter. A Gore-Tex branded tag on the lateral side of the eyestay, “Balance” and “Chaos” lace dubraes, heel pull tabs and dual branding on the tongue tag complete the look.

Thoughts on the Undercover x Nike Air Force 1 Low collab? No release info has been announced but as soon as a release date is announced we will be sure to let you know. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Undercover x Nike Air Force 1 Low White

Official imagery of the Nike Air Force 1 Low “White Chocolate” are unveiled and it’s another solid rendition of the model in celebration of its 40th anniversary. Draped in an official color scheme of “White/Chocolate-Metallic Gold,” the low-top dons a white leather construction that is punctuated with the highlight chocolate brown tone for the Swooshes, branded areas, and rubber outsole. Finally, special Nike Air-branded heel tabs and a crisp white midsole rounds out the design.

UPDATE (9/1): The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Color of The Month” in White/Chocolate is available now online via SNKRS as well as at select retailers for $150.

“Got your fave color yet? No worries. The “Color of the Month” series lets you feed your need while celebrating a little-known piece of Nike history?the original Color of the Month series, back in 1984, may have saved the AF1 from extinction. That’s right, a reissue was uncertain in the shoe’s early days, but sports shops in Baltimore saw them selling like hot cakes and knew the AF1 would become synonymous with street fashion and culture. So, they asked for custom colors to sell from their storefronts…and the rest is history. From the pristine materials to the crisp Chocolate-and-White colorway (plus the shoe-cleaning toothbrush to keep ’em looking fresh), these kicks deliver a lesson in coveted off-court style.”

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Another “Certified Fresh” colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low has surfaced as this pair is highlighted by jewel Nike Swoosh logos. Showcased here in official images, this Nike Air Force 1 Low gets covered in a brown leather construction all over the upper with tonal detailing on the tongues, inner liner, and heel tabs. For contrast we see the addition of light blue laces, black jewel Swooshes on the side panels, and Sail/aged rubber soles down below. Certified Fresh branding behind the tongue tags and on the insoles finish off the look on this Nike Air Force 1 Low that will be releasing soon for $150.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium Vintage Pecan.

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UPDATE (9/1): Nike has announced that the Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium Vintage “Pecan” will be releasing via SNKRS on September 9th for $150.

Sophisticated and versatile, this edition of the AF1 lets you ring in a new age of vintage. The artisan crafted design uses premium leather in rustic Pecan, while era-echoing ’80s construction brings back that hook-shot look you love. A woven tongue label and jeweled Swoosh win points for style, while a Coconut Milk outsole seals the deal with true retro appeal.

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Were you able to get your hands on the Tom Sachs x NikeCraft General Purpose Shoe that dropped last month? Whether you were left empty handed or love the model and need a new colorway, feast your eyes on the upcoming Tom Sachs x NikeCraft General Purpose Shoe in the Dark Sulfur colorway.

Done in similar fashion as the Light Cream pair, this iteration of the Tom Sachs x NikeCraft General Purpose Shoe is done in a mesh build paired with suede overlays. Done in a Dark Sulfur, White, and Light Cream color scheme, the predominantly Yellow hued upper is contrasted by the Red pull tabs and White Swooshes on the sides. Elsewhere you will find Tom Sachs branding stamped behind the tongue and the NikeCraft logo on the insoles and outsole.

Retailing for $110, the Tom Sachs x NikeCraft General Purpose Shoe Dark Sulfur will be releasing on September 2nd via SNKRS. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Tom Sachs x NikeCraft General Purpose Shoe Dark Sulfur.

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UPDATE (9/1): Previously expected to release on September 2nd, the Tom Sachs x NikeCraft General Purpose Shoe Dark Sulfur release has been pushed back to September 29th in the US and Greater China.

UPDATE (8/25): Nike has announced that the Tom Sachs x NikeCraft General Purpose Shoe Dark Sulfur will be releasing on September 2nd via SNKRS for the retail price of $110.

UPDATE (3/1)

Making its debut later on this year, here is an official look at the Nike Air VaporMax 2021 M. Frank Rudy.

This special iteration of the Nike Air VaporMax 2021 pays tribute to Marion Franklin Rudy aka Frank Rudy, the engineer who created Nike?s Air technology, which forever changed the footwear business. In 1978, Nike released the first shoe using Rudy?s ?Air? technology, the Air Tailwind. In 1980, he was able to patent the technology furthering the ?Revolution.?

The Nike Air VaporMax 2021 M. Frank Rudy features a White knitted upper that is highlighted by the Yellow contrasting accents and the special details that include the blueprint insoles displaying the technology artwork with his signature, his iconic California ?Nike Air? license plate hangtags, EST. 2021 printed on the lateral Air unit, and his name printed on the laces tips. The sneaker will also come with a VaporMax sole unit with Grind Rubber underneath.

Retailing for $210, look for the Nike Air VaporMax 2021 M. Frank Rudy 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 VaporMax 2021 M. Frank Rudy.

A couple months ago Nike finally dropped a handful of Nike Go FlyEase colorways to the public in mass numbers. Today we share with you a new colorway of the hands-free Nike Go FlyEase model. Could this mean that a second wave of new colorways are on the way?

The Nike Go FlyEase is highlighted by Nike’s FlyEase tech. FlyEase was designed to help athletes of all capabilities get into their shoes without the use of their hands. Go FlyEase has a patent-pending bi-stable hinge and midsole tensioner that allow for hands-free entry. The tension band helps hold the shoe open or closed for easy on and off access. This new colorway of the Nike Go FlyEase dons various shades of Pink on the upper offset by the White and Black hits throughout. 

Retailing for $120, look for this new colorway of the Nike Go Flyease to release soon at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Go Flyease Pink.

Tennessee State University will soon be getting their very own colorway of the Nike Dunk Low. Said to be the latest addition of Nike?s HBCU College Pack, here is a first look at the Nike Dunk Low TSU Tigers.

The Nike Dunk Low TSU Tigers comes packed with plenty of unique detailing consists of callouts to the school. Done in the school?s colors consisting of Red, Blue, and Yellow tones, details include the team?s logo on the tongue tags, tiger printed laces, and the ?Tiger Pride? branding on the tiger-striped insoles. Elsewhere you will find ?1912? on the heels paying tribute to the year the university was founded along with the TSU motto ?Think. Work. Serve.? printed on the inner tongues.

The Nike Dunk Low TSU Tigers does not have an official release date, but as soon as one is announced we will be sure to let you know.

Joining alongside the Supreme x Nike SB Blazer Mid Quilted Black will be this Supreme x Nike SB Blazer Mid “Industrial Blue” colorway and it’s also defined by its quilted composition. Overall, this pair flaunts a denim build with contrasting tan/orange accents across, followed by snakeskin Swooshes. Additionally, Supreme’s signature logo on the hang tags, distinct Nike branding on the heel tabs, and a white rubber sole rounds out the profile nicely.

Retailing for $120, look for this colorway of the Supreme x Nike SB Blazer Mid to debut at Supreme flagship locations and online on September 8. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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The Premium Goods x Nike Air Force 1 Low is officially unveiled and it’s a special iteration of the AF1 designed by the Houston-based sneaker boutique to further celebrate the silhouette’s 40th anniversary. Flaunting a premium construction as suggested, the low-top bears quilted leather for its base in cream which are offset by contrast black overlays. Additionally, perforated leather tongues, beaded Swooshes and heel tabs further punctuate the style, while rope laces, gold aglets, and custom gold lace dubraes add luxe appeal to the design. Finally, Premium Goods branding on the tongues and insoles, followed by special packaging rounds out the offering.

Expect the Premium Goods x 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.

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The Nike Air Foamposite One is slated to return in style next year as the Swoosh is rumored to reintroduce the rare “White/Metallic Silver-Black-Cobalt Bliss-Racer Blue” colorway of the silhouette which was debuted by Penny Hardaway back in 1997.  A rendering of the purported 2023 edition has been produced and its color scheme derives from the Orlando Magic “Home” uniforms. Overall, white foamposite shell with black leather comprises the upper, followed by more black adorning the inner bootie construction, tongue, and carbon fiber shank plate. Finally, blue accents for the branding and an icy translucent outsole rounds out the profile.

Retailing for $240, look for this colorway of the Nike Air Foamposite One at select Nike stockists and online in early 2023. 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.

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The women’s Nike Blazer Low Platform is showcased in a new clean colorway which comes with some exotic detailing. This elevated version of the Nike Blazer Low starts off with a smooth White leather construction all over the upper with tonal detailing on the laces, inner liner, and the entire thick rubber sole unit. Highlighting the sneaker are Black stingray Swooshes and White snakeskin overlays around the toe area. Ladies can look for this Nike Blazer Low Platform to release soon for $95.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike WMNS Blazer Low Platform White Black Stingray.

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The Nike Air Force 1 Mid React has surfaced in a new Black/Purple colorway for the fall of 2022. Part of the silhouette’s 40th anniversary celebration, this Nike Air Force 1 Mid is highlighted by its use of Nike React cushioning on the underfoot. This pair features a black leather and transparent mesh on the upper with purple detailing on the neoprene tongues and inner bootie. Finishing details include lockdown straps on the heels and a semi-translucent midsole. Look for this Nike Air Force 1 Mid React to release in the coming weeks for a price tag of $145.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Mid React Black Purple.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 6 Georgetown releasing on Saturday. Cop or pass?

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