The Nike Air Max Plus returns this Fall/Winter 2016 season in a new vibrant finish of an eye-catching water graphic across its entire upper.

Shaded in an official palette of mineral teal/white — the wavy watery theme that evokes a pool vibe is simply prominent across its upper and tongue section. A crisp white mudguard complements the overall profile, which also flows across its entire full-length rubber sole unit to finish off the distinctive build. Other notable details include Nike branding on the tongue and distinctive badged branding on the heel.

This pair is scheduled to make its debut at select Nike retailers overseas starting November 24th, which may also suggest its arrival stateside.

Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for more updates.

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Author’s Take

I?m generally a fan of runners and this style is appealing overall. The graphic looks cool, but, I?m not too keen on it. It?s pretty stylish as well though.

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While we await the release of both colorways of the Nike Air Max Zero Doernbecher next month, how about taking a look at another new colorway that is also beginning to arrive at retailers.

This time around the Nike Sportswear silhouette gets covered in an almost tonal upper as Metallic Silver dominates the majority of the shoe along with a couple other shades of grey. Black and red accents have then been added on the inner liner, tongue tag, branding, and outsole. Down below we see a white rubber midsole and outsole for further contrast.

Look for the Nike Air Max Zero Metallic Silver to hit stateside retailers in the near future. Will you be grabbing a pair?

via: Capsule

Author’s Take

One of the better colorways I’ve seen release lately. A little more black and red on the upper would have made it look better.

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Nike has linked up with elite quarterback Russell Wilson to release a special colorway of the Nike Free Train Force Flyknit.

Known as the Nike Free Train Force Flyknit Dangeruss Wilson, this PE version of the Flyknit Trainer features Seahawks colors of College Navy, Action Green, Wolf Grey and White throughout the Flyknit upper that has a camo look pattern to it. The Swoosh on the side panels has then been done in white while the midsole has been hit with blue speckling for an added pop.

You can purchase the Nike Free Train Force Flyknit Dangeruss Wilson directly from nike.com now for a retail price of $160.

via: Nike

Author’s Take

Pretty dope colorway for fans of the Seahawks. I’m not a fan so I’ll pass on these.

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Nike has linked up with elite quarterback Russell Wilson to release a special colorway of the Nike Free Train Force Flyknit.

Known as the Nike Free Train Force Flyknit Dangeruss Wilson, this PE version of the Flyknit Trainer features Seahawks colors of College Navy, Action Green, Wolf Grey and White throughout the Flyknit upper that has a camo look pattern to it. The Swoosh on the side panels has then been done in white while the midsole has been hit with blue speckling for an added pop.

You can purchase the Nike Free Train Force Flyknit Dangeruss Wilson directly from nike.com now for a retail price of $160.

via: Nike

Author’s Take

Pretty dope colorway for fans of the Seahawks. I’m not a fan so I’ll pass on these.

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So much for that grace period of awkwardness that was supposed to happen between the Golden State Warriors and Kevin Durant to start the season. The team sits comfortably at 8-2 and KD is putting up his usual astounding numbers in the form of nearly 28 points and 8 rebounds a game. But even though his new uniform colors are royal and yellow, we’re seeing quite a bit of red in the Nike KD 9 release slate.

You may remember the Nike KD 9 “University Red” that dropped back in early October. The shoe managed to give off a traditional “Bred” look thanks to interwoven black and red Flyknit throughout for a simple, yet head-turning early look at the model. The latest KD 9 Red White offering takes a simpler approach that almost looks like it could be a ‘Team’ takedown of the model given the simple monochromatic red Flyknit matching the midsole while stark white Swoosh branding matches the bottom. It’s the kind of look you’d find alongside other primary colorways in Eastbay catalogs for the High School and College seasons. What do you think of the Nike KD 9 Red White option?

Catch more detailed shots at this simple KD 9 Red White colorway below and stay tuned for a release date in the near future right here on Sneaker News.

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Foamposite fans, get ready for 2017. Eric Avar’s legendary design, one that still looks futuristic even by today’s standards, will be celebrating its 20th anniversary at the turn of the year with a number of new and original colorways holding down the upcoming release slate. Now we have word that the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Dr. Doom” will be releasing earlier than expected with a new date of November 23rd, 2016.

The fan-favorite Nike Foamposite Pro Dr Doom will feature that legendary high-contrast black and white colorway in honor of the super villain given that it was once a part of a Nike Sportswear “Fantastic Four” Pack. The clean white Swoosh stands in direct contrast with the matte black Foamposite upper while a white lining matches the bottom. The heel now boasts black Swoosh stitching as well. Adult sizes will run $230 USD.

Check out more detailed shots below and grab your pair on November 23rd from select retailers like Politics and on Nike.com.

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The Nike Air Max Zero has been used as sparingly as possible by Nike Sportswear since being introduced in 2015 to help celebrate the inaugural Air Max Day. Since then, NIKEiD availability has helped the Tinker Hatfield model grow while the occasional Quickstrike has held us over. Now we get to see the return of the famed sample turned lifestyle model with a brand new Air Max Zero “Metallic Silver” colorway perfect for any occasion.

If you’re a fan of the greyscale aesthetic, then you should be familiar with the “Cool Grey” Air Max Zero option that was made available this past October. This pair switches up the material textiles throughout for a fuse-heavy design that’s as lightweight as it is durable. Additional black and red accents hit throughout to break up the silver shades. Grab your size right now from select retailers like Oneness while supplies last.

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With the Sauce and Oreo colorways debuting next month, the Nike KD 9 Royal, also known as ?On-Court,? is scheduled to make its official debut next week.

The defining hue essentially drapes the overall profile, while contrasting black accents are implemented across its flyknit upper, laces, inner lining and outsole to further pronounce its design. Finishing touches include white Swooshes adorning the side panels and a black ?KD? logo prominent on the back heel.

Priced at $150, you can buy this latest pair at select Nike retailers starting Wednesday, November 23.

Author’s Take

The colorway looks solid and it?s a versatile option overall. It?s a simple version that should be appealing to many.

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With the royal iteration arriving next week, another colorway of the Nike KD 9 is revealed to join alongside the forthcoming Sauce and Oreo colorways.

Since it’s the holiday season, this particular take evokes a Christmas-inspired finish, as varsity red essentially drapes the entire flyknit composition and midsole unit. Pristine hits of white are prominent on the Swooshes across its side panels, branding on the insoles and outsole to finish off its vibrant, yet clean two-tone profile.

A release date has not been announced yet, although, stay tuned to KicksOnFire for further updates.

Images: Nike

Author’s Take

I’m looking forward to the Sauce colorway, but, this pair is pretty solid too. I guess I’m biased towards the colorway.

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This upcoming colorway of the Nike SB P-Rod 9 Elite could very well be the model’s boldest offering up to date. Dubbed the Nike SB P-Rod 9 Elite Flash, the model takes on a tonal approach in which the entire upper is done in a reflective Silver colorway. Today we take a look at the shoes official images.

Set to be a part of Nike’s Holiday 2016 collection, the shoe’s upper is done in the aforementioned reflective Silver upper combined with the 3M material placed all over the shoe’s piping. Branding on the tongue and panels come in the same fashion, while the hits of White noted on the laces, lining and midsole provide minimal contrast. Dropping on November 22nd for $140, are you down to wear these this holiday season?

via: Nike

Author’s Take

It’s a little too bold for a holiday release, don’t you think? I mean, it is a skateboarding shoe, so anything goes, right?

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The Nike Air Foamposite Pro Dr. Doom is making a triumphant return this season since its initial debut back in 2006 as part of the standout Fantastic Four Collection.

Simply maintaining its original makeup, the basketball sneaker is draped in a timeless palette of black and white. The stealthy hue covers its rugged foam upper, while contrasting white is implemented on the inner lining, tongue, Swooshes on its side panels and outsole unit to round out its simplistic color scheme.

Retailing for for $230, you can purchase this revived pair at select Nike retailers starting, November 23.

Click and bookmark our official Nike Air Foamposite Pro Dr. Doom 2016 launch page now for the latest images, information and release details.

Images: Sneaker Politics

Author’s Take

Like our EIC has shared, I still don?t get how this colorway correlates with the character. It?s a nice simple variation overall so I don?t dislike it.

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The Rutgers Scarlet Knights men’s basketball team represents Rutgers University in NCAA Division I college basketball competition, and it has received a special player exclusive Nike Kobe 11 for the season.

Essentially covered in the school?s signature colors, scarlet red drapes the engineered mesh upper, alongside the exposed flywire, laces and tongue. Additionally, metallic silver accents are prominent on the sheath logo and Swooses across its side panels. Finally, an icy translucent outsole finishes off the profile.

Unfortunately, this variation won’t be offered to the public.

Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for more updates.

Image: RutgersMBB

Author’s Take

Maybe I’m just biased towards the colorway but, this pair is appealing. I would’ve preferred it in a flyknit construction though.

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We haven’t seen a new colorway of the Nike SB P-Rod 9 drop since this past April when Nike SB went full-Jordan Brand and added both cement speckling and elephant print to the famed skate model. But we bet you haven’t seen a Nike SB Paul Rodriguez 9 like this before. The Nike P Rod 9 is back in action for this Holiday 2016 season with a flashy colorway, quite literally. The Reflect Silver tint features unique 3M reflective material on the piping throughout in as head-turning a colorway we’ve seen of the P Rod 9 yet. Nike Skateboarding has been fairly experimental with this model throughout its release slate with Air Jordan inspirations, revamped Elite and R/R renditions, and much more.

What do you think of this fully reflective P Rod 9 release? Check out more detailed shots below and grab your pair on November 22nd for $140 USD from select retailers and on Nike.com.

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This will be the first Christmas that Kobe Bryant won’t be lacing up his special edition Christmas-themed signature sneakers to bring that Mamba Mentality to the holiday in quite some time. That hasn’t stopped Nike Basketball from creating a brand new Kobe 11 for the occasion as the Kobe 11 Ghost of Christmas Past, in all of its vibrant Liquid Lime Flyknit and mini-Swoosh glory, will arrive at select retailers on December 24th, 2016 for $220 USD.

We’re still unsure if this will be the last Kobe 11 4KB release, but the Nike Kobe 11 Ghost of Christmas Past is an awesome reminder of just how versatile the Kobe 11 can be. The premium Flyknit construction features a monochromatic Liquid Lime upper complete with an updated mini-Swoosh branding for a unique lifestyle-inspired take. The smaller branding is also accented by a unique ribcage-like heel construction in an homage to the Ghost of Christmas Past. A translucent midsole gives way to an icy Zoom infused bottom for one of the best Nike Christmas 2016 Releases on the horizon.

You can check out more detailed photos of the Kobe 11 Ghost of Christmas Past here and be sure to let us know what you think of this mini-Swoosh donning Kobe Christmas release by taking your thoughts to the comments section.

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Nike Sportswear killed it with the freshly released Nike SF Air Force 1 model. Not only did the Nike SF-AF1 capture everything that we love about Bruce Kilgore’s iconic retro basketball model by keeping the original outsole unit intact, but the revisionist lifestyle approach recontextualized the offering with military grade canvas and premium leather. Additional paracord militaristic straps doubled as a handle for a matching tote bag for a completely original take on the Nike Air Force 1. If you live in Europe, we have some good news for you: all men’s and women’s colorways of the Nike SF-AF1 will be available tomorrow, November 16th at 8am CET.

Check out more shots of the Nike SF Air Force 1 below and head on over to our release dates page for more of the latest updates.

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