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After dropping the Nike Special Field Air Force 1 this Fall, Nike has once again revamped the Air Force 1 with a new version for the ladies.

Considered to be a sneakerboot, this new version of the Bruce Kilgore-designed sneaker is being known as the Nike Air Force 1 Upstep Warrior and features an extremely long shroud on the ankle that rises up to the knee. The lower half of the shoe looks like a regular Air Force 1 as it comes with an all leather build with a strap on the ankle and the regular lacing system.

The Nike Air Force 1 Upstep Warrior for women is scheduled to arrive at select Nike retailers in the near future so make sure you stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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What you see above is a brand new version of the Nike Kobe 11, better known as the Nike Kobe 11 ALT. It’s kind of hard to tell it’s a Kobe 11 since it comes covered in a shroud upper. Although the tooling (sole) remains the same, the aesthetics of the shoe completely changes due to the use of the shroud. Nike Swoosh branding on the side of the heels break up the minimalist look that shroud comes with, while inside the shroud you will find a Black base with matching laces. Get a good look at the shoe above and stay tuned to find out when these get a release date. Are you a fan of the Nike Kobe 11 ALT? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

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For those of you who like to keep it old school, take a look at both classic colorways that make up the Nike Cortez Leather OG Pack.

As the name of the pack suggests, Nike decided to keep everything about the shoe as original as can be. No updated in tech, no change of materials or anything like that, Just a clean Cortez made out of leather done in color scheme that made the shoe the icon it is today. The shoes come in your choice of White and Black or White, Red and Blue also known as the Forrest Gump colorway. The White midsole come with the traditional colored stripe, while tonal White laces and branding on the tongue, heel and panels complete the look. Out now, look for these at select Nike retailers. Which pair are you looking to pick up? Let us know in the comments below.

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Anyone on the hunt for a sneaker you can rock this Winter that you can beat up in the rain and/or snow? If you answered yes then you might consider picking up the Nike Air Max Foamdome.

Looking like a distant cousin of the Foamposite, the retro silhouette from Nike has returned for Fall/Winter with the Eggplant colorway just hitting retailers this week.The sneakerboot features a foam shell upper with leather detailing on the toe, heel, inner liner, tongue, and eyestay.

This silhouette may not be for everyone, but if you like it you can pick up your pair now directly from Nike for $250.

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The Nike Air Foamposite One “Copper” will release in 2017 as part of Nike’s 20th Anniversary celebration of Foamposites. Although the “Copper” is not an original colorway (it released in 2010), it is regarded as one of the best Nike Foamposite releases of all-time. It is credited as being one of the first mainstream hits of the shoes, which started an endless string of Foamposite releases from 2010 to 2015. A release date has not been confirmed just yet, but expect it in early 2017.

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The Nike Air Foamposite One will be turning 20 years old in 2017 and in order to celebrate you can expect Nike to drop some brand new colorways of the iconic silhouette as well as bring back come classics.

Today we take our first look at the 2017 version of the Air Foamposite One Copper which is part of the 20th anniversary celebrations. This colorway comes equipped with a copper foam shell upper and black accents on the tongue, laces, eyestay, inner liner, and heel. An icy blue translucent outsole wraps things up on this pair of Foams that are sure to receive a lot of attention when they drop some time next year.

Stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for updates on when these will release.

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Can’t we all just get along? Apparently not. A massive line-up for the Doernbecher Jordan 7 formed outside of NikeLab in SoHo, and things weren’t as merry as bright. The bitter cold may have helped numb some of the blows, but unfortunately this is yet another lasting scar on the sneaker community. They’re just shoes, folks. See the video below.

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With the LeBron 14 on the way, the Nike LeBron Zoom Soldier 10 has received a premium update in the meantime with this new “Lux” variation.

Simply staying true to its core design ethos, the performance basketball sneaker has been elevated with more lifestyle appeal through a sleeker reconstructed upper, suede toe box and graphic detailing evident on the signature cross straps.

Rendered in an autumnal and trendy tone of olive green, the model is topped off with a contrasting white sole unit.

You can purchase this model at select Foot Locker locations now, with availability at more Nike stockists to follow very soon.

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Tomorrow we’ll be seeing two different Nike Air Max Zeros release as part of the annual Doernbecher x Nike Freestyle Collection. But if you’re not the type of person that’s into colorful kicks then here is another option for you.

This toned down and versatile colorway of the Air Max Zero may not have an inspirational story behind it like the DB pairs do, but it’s one that you can wear with ease. Black covers the majority of the mesh and hyperfuse upper with contrasting White accents landing on the branding on the side panels an tongue, as well as on the sole unit.

Look for this Black/White Nike Air Max Zero at select Nike accounts now for $130.

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Nike gives the Nike Tiempo Vetta ?17 a brand new look consisting of Metallic Gold hits that help give the shoe a clean and luxe motif. Previewed earlier today, let’s get a closer look at the shoe.

The Nike Tiempo Vetta ?17 is dressed in a fancy Ivory-colored leather upper sitting atop a White vulcanized sole unit. The shoe’s most notable feature is without a doubt the Metallic Gold hits placed on the shoe, especially on the Nike Swoosh branding. Combine the hue of the leather with the Gold hits and you’ve got yourself a fancy-looking pair of kicks. Out internationally, we’ll hit you up when they drop stateside.

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Did you know that before Nike introduced and released the innovate Nike HyperAdapt 1.0 to the public, there was three different prototypes?

Like all great things do, the HyperAdapt 1.0 took lots of trial and error to become what it is today. Tiffany Beers, Senior Innovator, NIKE, Inc., illuminates the HyperAdapt 1.0’s technical and aesthetic evolution by speaking about all three prototypes.

“The white pair is the first underfoot prototype, which matches Tinker’s first round of sketching. This shoe was a completely new mechanism. We tried some different things, and all five laces were being pulled at the same time in this version. It was also the first time we used Nike Flyweave and Nike Flywire as part of the fit system. The fit on this shoe was incredible,” says Tiffany.

“With the next black prototype, we tried to hide the mechanism more. Tinker lowered the collar height from the first round of sketching, and got further from the Nike Mag design,” reveals Tiffany. “This was our first time trying to make multiple mechanisms based on the new tech we built. Only two laces were being pulled, unlike the five in the first prototype.”

“Ultimately, we worked to hide the auto-lacing mechanics in the second round. In the third round, however, we went back to the first prototype’s design and exposed it in a plate in order to keep the weight down and have a smoother transition. This particular shoe is one of the final rounds of prototypes that we called the ‘stealth’ we did tons of testing on this shoe with lots of weartesters. We kept it stealth so that people could use it more without getting questions about what they were wearing.”

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Following up the Metallic Gold colorway of the Nike Cortez that we recently took a look at, we now set our sights on a much more toned down colorway.

This new Cortez is of the Ultra variety meaning that it has a lighter sole unit that makes them more comfortable than the original. This colorway we see above comes equipped with a ripstop nylon upper in Wolf Grey with Black accents placed on the Swoosh, laces, inner liner, heel, and midsole.

If you happen to be a Raiders fan then these are definitely money! Look for the Nike Cortez Ultra in Wolf Grey/Black at select Nike Sportswear retailers this Winter.

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A classic model from the Nike ACG line is making a return courtesy of NikeLab. What you see above are three NikeLab versions of the Nike Air Zoom Albis, now known as the NikeLab Air Zoom Albis ’16 SP.

If you were into ACG models back in the day, you know that Zoom Albis was one of the best the Swoosh had to offer. This time around the shoe comes in a mesh upper accompanied by the no-sew overlays. The inner sleeve gives you a nice sock-like fit. Below you will find Phylon foam midsole and a Nike Zoom Air heel unit. Coming in three different colorways to choose from, pick up a pair today directly from Nike for $150. Are you happy to see this mode make a return? Let us know in the comments below.

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A Black and White pair of the Nike Kobe A.D. is releasing tomorrow, but if you’re not really feeling that pair, maybe this all-White pair is more to your liking. Here’s a first look at that said colorway of the Nike Kobe A.D..

Constructed out of engineered mesh, the Nike Kobe A.D. rocks a Triple White aesthetic throughout the upper. Joining the mesh build is the synthetic leather placed on the heel  that adds both support and a premium feel. Creating minimal contrast is the Pure Platinum hits on the heel, Nike Swoosh, Flywire and sole unit equipped with natural motion and Zoom Air sole unit. No release date yet but we’ll hit you with the 411 as soon as the info is available.

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A new colorway of the Nike Air Presto Mid Utility recently dropped and this time around the Swoosh decided to cover it in a clean Wolf Grey colorway. A hue that’s as versatile as it gets, you really can’t go wrong with this colorway if you consider yourself a fan of this model

The mesh and neoprene constructed upper is done in a Wolf Grey colorway. Hits of White and Black placed throughout break up the tonal look of the shoe. The shoe’s most recognized features include the zipper construction placed on the extended collar and the semi-translucent cage and heel counter. Addition protection is placed on the toe to give the shoe more structure and durability. Out now, pick up a pair of your own for $140. I don’t own a pair just yet, but the more I see this model, the more I feel I need this version of the Nike Presto in my life.

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