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Another new colorway of the Nike Air More Uptempo is dropping this month and it?s a grade school exclusive of island green that is perfect for summer. The minty hue simply covers the most of its upper with the oversized ?AIR? lettering on the side colored in contrasting white. Nike swooshes are seen on the toe and heels while the signature air bag in the heel completes the look altogether.

Look for the Nike Air More Uptempo GS Island Green at select Nike stores and online on July 26 for a retail price tag of $130. Be sure to click and bookmark our Nike Air Foamposite One Eggplant 2017 hub page now for the shoe?s latest release info and up-to-the-minute updates and images. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news.

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Alongside the triple white pair, the Nike Air Max 97 Ultra ?17 will be releasing in an anthracite colorway this summer. The updated classic runner is featured in a black, white, pure platinum, and anthracite theme, while it’s highlighted by a seamless jacquard textile and synthetic upper for a more sleek style. The model’s signature wavy lines and Air Max unit completes the look altogether.

Retailing for $160, look for the Nike Air Max 97 Ultra Anthracite at select Nike stores and online on August 1. Be sure to click and bookmark our Nike Air Foamposite One Eggplant 2017 hub page now for the shoe?s latest release info and up-to-the-minute updates and images. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news.

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The Nike React Hyperdunk 2017 Flyknit in cargo khaki is one of the first colorways of this new basketball sneaker for summer. This style is evolution of the bball sneaker that takes the low-top mesh and adds tonal olive hues throughout. A bright white pressure mapped sole that will keep your quick cuts at the top of the game completes the look altogether.

Look for the Nike Hyperdunk React 2017 Flyknit Cargo Khaki at select Nike stores overseas today while a global release is scheduled for August 3. Be sure to click and bookmark our Nike Air Foamposite One Eggplant 2017 hub page now for the shoe?s latest release info and up-to-the-minute updates and images. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news.

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A GS-exclusive colorway of the Nike Air Huarache releases this summer and it’s in a bright hue of prism pink. The women’s sneaker features a mesh and neoprene base with textured overlays across the upper that also includes the signature heel cage and matching laces. A clean white midsole and prism pink outsole completes the eye-catching look altogether.

Look for this colorway of the Nike Air Huarache at select Nike stores and online today. Be sure to click and bookmark our Nike Air Foamposite One Eggplant 2017 hub page now for the shoe?s latest release info and up-to-the-minute updates and images. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news.

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Fans of the Nike Air Shake Ndestrukt will be happy to hear that two more colorways of the Dennis Rodman classic are on the way. Releasing this Fall season is the Nike Air Shake Ndestrukt in Cool Grey and Dark Stucco.

Both colorway opts for a two-toned finish (Cool Grey/White, Dark Stucco/Black) with an upper constructed out of leather and mesh. The Cool Grey pair comes with an all-White sole unit, where as the Dark Stucco pair opts for a two-toned sole finish. Dropping this Fall season for $140 each, which colorway are you looking forward to the most? Personally, I’d have to go with the Dark Stucco pair, I feel like they’d look dope during the Fall season.

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Not to be confused with the White Snakeskin pair that released last month, the Nike Air Max 97 will soon be dropping in a new Triple White color scheme.

The Nike Air Max 97 comes constructed out of a mesh and leather upper done in all white with subtle hits of Wolf Grey landing on the Nike branding on the side panels and the tongue. A full-length visible Air Max unit, white heel pull tab, and white rubber outsole complete the look on this pristine pair of Air Max 97s.

Look for the Nike Air Max 97 Triple White to release August 1st for a retail price of $160.

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We have good news to report to Foam fans as the Nike Air Foamposite Pro in the Island Green colorway has now gotten a release date.

This Air Foamposite Pro comes covered in Island Green all throughout the hard foam shell upper that immediately catches your attention. Serving as a contrast is Black which has been placed on the tongue, laces, eyestay, heel, and pull tabs. A Metallic Platinum jewel Swoosh and an icy blue translucent outsole finish off the look.

Look for the Nike Air Foamposite Pro Island Green to release on September 8, 2017 for a retail price of $230.

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A new colorway of the Nike LunarCharge has surfaced for the Summer of 2017 and it is of the premium variety.

This relatively new silhouette from Nike Sportswear made its debut in late 2016 and takes inspiration from a variety of past silhouettes including the Air Flow, Air Current, Presto, Air Max 90 and LunarEpic. This premium colorway features an Obsidian and Armory Navy suede and neoprene throughout the upper with TPU detailing on the eyestays. Other details include perforations on the toe and the Swoosh by the ankle, and tan accents on the heel tab and tongue branding. Down below we have a white sole unit for further contrast.

This Nike LunarCharge can be found at select Nike Sportswear retailers this Summer.

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The Nike Dunk Low recently surfaced in a new Flyknit construction, but while we wait for a release date let’s take a look at a pair that you can scoop up at this very moment.

Covered in Silt Red (pink) on the upper, this iteration of the Nike Dunk Low features a suede construction throughout the majority of the shoe with leather accents on the Swoosh and heel. The Nike branding on the tongue and the sole unit have been done in Summit White to provide some contrast against the pastel upper. If you’d like to pick up these pink Dunks you can do so now at select Nike accounts for $90.

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If you’re looking to turn heads this Summer with a classic and comfortable sneaker from the Swoosh then this Sock Dart fits the mold.

This latest colorway of the Nike Sock Dart features a jacquard construction on the upper in Gym Red that immediately grabs your attention. Complimenting hits of Black are then seen on the translucent midfoot strap, inner liner, the pull tab on the tongue, and the rubber outsole. Nike Swoosh branding on the tongue and midsole, a red heel tab, and a white midsole wrap things up on this vibrant Sock Dart that can be purchased at select Nike retailers now for $130.

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We’ve been talking about the Nike Air More Uptempo Tri-Color for quite some time now. We finally have a release date to share with you as well as additional release info regarding this new coloway of the Air More Uptempo.

The Nike Air More Uptempo Tri-Color will be releasing August 12th. In addition, the Nike Air More Uptempo Tri-Color was initially believed to be a GS-exclusive, now it appears to be releasing in both men’s and grade school sizes. Definitely good news for all who were looking to get a pair.

Dressed in leather and nubuck construction, the unique design of the shoe has the model rock a split-colored upper as Black takes care of the heel region, Grey is placed right down the middle of the shoe and White is noted on the toe. In addition, each letter from the ?AIR? branding comes in their respective color as well. Black laces and White Swoosh branding on the tongue, toe, heel and midsole complete the main features on the shoe. Now that you know when they drop, are you picking up a pair?

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The Nike LeBron 14 Low is coming in hot this Summer as we now give you a look at a new Ice colorway that will also be making its way to retailers very soon.

This iteration of the LeBron 14 Low takes on a triple white theme all throughout the upper which comes constructed out of a woven material with mesh detailing on the heel and leather on the toe. Swoosh branding is then placed on the medial side panel and the heel, while LeBron branding can be seen on the tongue and heel pull tab. Down below we have an icy blue translucent outsole to keep things fresh.

No exact release date is known yet for the Nike LeBron 14 Low Ice, but stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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We gave you a first look at the Nike Zoom Vaporfly 4% back in March. Today we’re finally able to provide you with a release date. Dropping in your choice of Blue Fox and/or Ice Blue, let’s check out the official images of both pairs.

The Nike Zoom Vaporfly 4% was created under Nike?s Breaking2 project. It comes with a flymesh upper with midfoot dynamic archband that provides zero distraction containment. It’s also equipped with a supplemented full-length carbon fiber plate which is tuned to minimize energy loss during toe bend without increasing demand for the calf. Finally, the Nike ZoomX midsole provides cushioning over every stride and delivering greater energy return.

A standout features on the shoe is the aerodynamic heel counter. This design makes runners 4% more efficient compared to Nike?s previous fastest marathon shoe. Look for the Nike Zoom VaporFly 4% to release in Blue Fox and Ice Blue on July 20th for the retail price of $250.

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Above you will find the official images of the Nike Hyperdunk 2017 Low Drew League. This Drew League PE appears to opt for some sort of “What The” theme since the left and right shoe have their own style while also opting to use different hues. Graphics on the uppers include palm trees and bricks,  The Swoosh branding and laces also come in different colors. Even the heels rock different finishes as one comes with “Nike” and the other with “Los Angeles” branding. Other features include the Drew League’s slogan of ?No Excuse, Just Produce? on the insoles and custom tongue branding that has a basketball logo that reads Drew League, Los Angeles, EST ’73. No word yet on when these will drop, but expect them to do so later on this Summer. Hot or not?

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The Nike PG 1 has been well received from the get-go. The materials, price point and colorways are all reasons why many people are calling the Nike PG 1 one of the best “first” basketball signature sneaker we’ve seen in quite some time. Although we expect more Nike PG 1 colorway to drop in the coming months, there appears to already be a leak to the sequel, the Nike PG 2.

Said to be the sneaker you see above. The Nike PG 2 is very different from the PG 1. For starters, the strap is gone. In addition, this pair appears to come with an actual tongue, rather than the bootie-like design we saw on the first pair. Exposed Flywire is a part of the lacing system, while this particular pair comes constructed out of mesh and fused overlays. We have no info regarding the sole unit just yet. If these end up being the Nike PG 2, what are your initial thoughts? Intrigued? Disappointed?

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