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Nike SB must have a thing for camo at the moment because we just saw them use it on the SB Dunk Low. Next up to get the military treatment is the SB Stefan Janoski.

Unlike the SB Dunk Low, this Janoski features camo print all over the upper instead of just on the overlays. Black detailing then appears on the branding, laces, and inner liner. A white rubber sole unit keeps things clean and wraps up the look on this Fall-inspired Janoski.

Pick up your pair now from select Nike SB retailers today for $95.

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If you have the Nike SNKRS app then you may have already seen that Nike plans on dropping a “mystery” sneaker on Christmas Day as part of their “12 Soles” collection.

The page for this mystery drop doesn’t reveal too many details. It just says “YOU BETTER WATCH OUT” and it has been labeled as a “Mystery Drop.” The description then reads “Launching at a random time on Sunday, December 25th.” So what could this possibly be? Maybe a restock of a hyped Nike or Air Jordan that released earlier this year? A Christmas-themed sneaker? An older retro that lots of people have been waiting for? Make sure you’re glued to the Nike SNKRS app on Sunday for your chance to cop whatever it is that’s being released.

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The Nike Air Trainer Max ’94 looks to be making an unexpected return in 2017 in low-top form, which we get an early look at here to day in two upcoming colorways. You’ll instantly recognize the classic “Safari” colorway on the first version of the Air Trainer Max ’94 Low, while Nike Sportswear also cooks up a second in the always-safe black, red, and white color combo. Never before released as a low-top, the Air Trainer Max from 1994 basically just drops its top about an inch for this all-new silhouette. Fans of Nike cross-trainers of the past can get their first preview of the Air Trainer Max ’94 Low here, and stay tuned to Sneaker News for a release date.


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Did the world need another camo sneaker? Probably not, but we’re not complaining as long as it turns out as nice as this latest look for the Nike SB Zoom Janoski, which drops alongside a matching Dunk Low in a classic woodland camouflage print. With olive green suede at its base, the camo covers the entire upper while a fierce jaguar logo on the insoles finishes off the army-inspired theme. Skate into your favorite Nike SB stockist like Premier to grab a pair now.

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We’ve got another sneakerboot to report, and this one comes straight from the Swoosh. The beloved Nike Lunar Force 1 Duckboot opts for an all-White and I must admit, it looks good doing it.

Ideal for the cold weather (and even colder weather fast approaching), the Nike Lunar Force 1 Duckboot comes with a water-repellent leather construction sitting on top of a lunar sole with ground-gripping traction. An added textured/pattern is noted on the toe, while the metal eyelets help give the sneaker even more of a boot-like feel. The entire shoe comes in White, this includes the lining, laces, branding and pull tabs.  Priced at $165, pick these up from select retailers today.

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Many people know the Nike Benassi as a slide/sandal. I’m sure you’ve probably owned one or two pairs in your lifetime. But now Nike is giving the sandal/slide a makeover as they have transformed it into a shoe.

Seen above is the Nike Benassi Slip, which is essentially a slip-on version of the popular slide. The newly constructed sandal features a suede and mesh upper with a tongue pull tab and the traditional Nike branding across the midfoot. This pair above is colored in a combination of Black and Dark Mushroom with a White sole unit.

Get an official look at the Nike Benassi Slip above and look for it to arrive at select retailers in the near future. Let us know your thoughts on the sneaker in the comments below.

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We’ve got some flashy looking Nike Cortez colorways to share with you. The three-pack utilizes Metallic tonal offerings to give the classic model more of a bold and premium feel to them. Let’s get a closer look.

The Nike Cortez comes in your choice of Metallic Gold, Silver or Bronze. The tonal hue also takes care of the laces, Nike Swoosh, heel an toe. All three pairs are constructed out of leather while sitting on top of a dual-colored sole unit. Already available internationally, we’ll let you know once these drop stateside. I guess it’s never too early to start prepping for Olympics 2020, right? Haha.

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We’ve been talking about the Nike Kyrie 3 for quite some time now. We’ve seen several different colorways of the shoe, but nothing official had been announced by Nike, until today. With the shoe releasing in less than two weeks, Nike has finally given us an official look of the shoe. First colorway to drop: The Nike Kyrie 3 Black Ice.

Official imagery and press release info show that some of the tech features include a forefoot band with Flywire cables, independent traction pods on the outsole, and Zoom Air cushioning. In addition to the techy stuff, Kyrie also took the time to add some personal touch to the shoe as details centered around Irving’s family-first mentality such as references to his late mother and young daughter included. He also added his own motto ?JBY? for Just Be You, along with ?H+H? which abbreviates hungry and humble. Get a good look at the shoe and know that the Nike Kyrie 3 Black Ice will be releasing on December 26th for the retail price of $120.

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The use of vachetta tan on sneakers is still something most of us appear to enjoy. If you’re looking for a pair that doesn’t go overboard on using that type of leather, take a look at this Nike Air Force 1 Low that only uses it as accents on the shoe.

Most of the shoe’s leather upper comes in Black done in two different textures. The Black hue also makes an appearance on the sole unit, laces, Swoosh on the panels and lining. Creating contrast and giving the shoe a nice premium feel are the vachetta tan hits noted on the heel and tongue tag. Get a good look at the shoe above and stay tuned to find out when these get a release date.

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Kyrie Irving isn’t the average 24-year-old dude. The more obvious credentials to review are his world championship ring, his Olympic Gold Medal, and his wildly popular Nike shoes, now at the Kyrie 3. He’s accomplished enough already early on in his career that basketball experts and historians project multiple rings and the Hall Of Fame in his future. But what makes him truly different from others his age is his approach to the grander scheme of life and his journey towards finding inner peace and self-purpose is.

The Kyrie 3 is what you’d expect from Nike; it’s designed with a thorough analysis of Irving’s evolving on-court play and made concrete with performance technology that has been nearly perfected by the brand. Looking good with a pair of jeans comes secondary to being in tune with the athlete during activity. Thankfully, it does both. The shoe itself was created by a committee of Nike designers, with several distinct minds contributing new ideas and combining them with the proven success of the earlier models.

The third Kyrie shoe catapults from what has worked so well with the first two Nike Kyrie installments – the curved outsole, Zoom Air – and adds on two independent traction pods at the forefoot and an integrated forefoot band. The pods on the lateral and medial forefoot are emphasized with bright colors, while Dynamic Flywire cables aid with the lockdown on the forefoot band.

The Kyrie 3 is rife with personal details as well; returning is the “JBY” logo, representing Kyrie’s personal “Just Be Yourself” motto, and “H+H”, the “Hungry and Humble” message passed down from his father Drederick. Roman numerals VIII and XIII represent his late mother’s birthday on August 13th; the same graphic is tattooed on Kyrie’s wrists. Finally, his daughter’s name Azurie as well as his mother’s name Elizabeth can be found outside the visible Zoom Air window on the sole.

The Nike Kyrie 3 “Black Ice” will release on December 26th, 2016 with an MSRP of $120. Kyrie is expected to debut the shoes during the Christmas Day game against the Golden State Warriors. Additional Kyrie 3 colorways are set for a release on January 14th (Team Red).

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With the Dunk High Black Box releasing soon, the Nike SB Dunk Low has received a standout iteration to cap off the holiday 2016 season as well.

Defined by camouflage panels across its profile, the sneaker’s main composition is comprised of pristine white leather, while more touches of white are utilized for its laces, tongue and midsole unit. Another notable details consists of a panther graphic on the insoles, as it’s all adhered atop a contrasting black outsole to round out its overall profile.

Retailing for $90, you can purchase this bold rendition at select Nike retailers nationwide now.

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Offered this past September in tan, black and grey colorways, the Nike Roshe Two Leather will be returning in another trio of finishes, this time rendered in white, navy and red.

Already offered in its original and flyknit constructions, this rendition is essentially a more premium variant and lifestyle-inclined pair with its leather construction. The simple and clean component is detailed with matching elements such as embossed Swooshes and laces, while the heel pull tabs are colored in tan for a distinctive touch.

Finally, a two-tone full-length sole unit which is highlighted by a gum outsole finishes off the sleek profile overall.

Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for its availability.

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The new Nike LunarCharge is defined by a blend of elements from classic silhouettes such as the Air Flow, Air Current, Air Max 90 and Air Presto, alongside the modern midsole and outsole of the LunarEpic Flyknit.

Exuding lifestyle appeal as well, the silhouette is featured in medium olive — one of its inaugural colorways. A mixture of suede paneling, mesh toe box and neoprene comprises the upper, while Air Max 90 eye stays further detail the aesthetic. Finally, a laser-siped lunarlon outsole with a distinctive ?NIKE? branding across the midsole finishes off the sleek design.

Retailing for $110, you can purchase this stylish pair at select Nike retailers worldwide starting tomorrow, Thursday, December 22.

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With the bold silhouette’s crossover lifestyle appeal in mind, Nike Basketball drops a version of the LeBron Soldier 10 that appears to be more intended for the streets than it does for the court. You’ve already seen about a million (OK, maybe not that many, but you know what we mean) colorways for the Soldier 10 launch in the past year, but this latest one should still manage to grab your attention with its trendy tonal olive green hue with intricately textured straps and smooth suede toe panels to promote it to the ‘Lux’ status.

The “Cargo Khaki” LeBron Soldier 10 is arriving now at finer Nike Basketball retailers like History of New York and Nike.com for $140.

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The Nike Air Force 1 Low continues to receive more variations as we near the end of 2016.

This time, the classic low-top sneaker is defined by a crocodile-embossed leather construction, which mimics the skin of a basketball. Other notable elements consists of varsity letter-inspired tongue branding badges, leather Nike Swoosh logos and custom graphic footbeds.

Offered in two colorways, the black/sail-dark grey is currently available at select Nike retailers and online, while the featured tawny/sail/team orange-gym red version is expected to drop soon.

Retail price for is is listed at $100 and stay tuned for more updates.

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