If you’re wondering why this colorful Nike LeBron 13 Low hasn’t hit retailers yet that’s because Nike has switched up the release date on us.

Previously expected to release on October 26th, the Nike LeBron 13 Low LeBron James Family Foundation is now scheduled to hit retailers this upcoming week on November 4th. This LeBron 13 Low comes with a mismatched look as one shoes is done in white and the other in black. The uppers feature an Akron-inspired Graffiti print that ties back to the LeBron James Family Foundation. The outsole has then been hit with a multicolor pattern for some added flair.

Hitting select retailers, as well as the SNKRS app, on November 4th, will you cop? Retail price has been set at $160.

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Author’s Take

I?ve said before that I like the LeBron 13 Low a lot better than the original mid. This colorway is pretty dope, especially the outsoles.

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Yesterday it was unveiled that the Nike Kyrie 2 is a part of this year’s Doernbecher Freestyle Collection.

Andy Grass, who designed the shoe, is an 11-year old who was critically injured when a wave rolled a log over him on the beach. He suffered two collapsed lungs, but miraculously managed to overcome it all. It turns out that not only did he get to design his own colorway of the Kyrie 2, but Nike also made him and his entire baseball team a special cleat version of the Kyrie 2 Doernbecher. The shoe features a reconstructed leather upper with a cleat plate replacing the standard tooling set.

Below is a video that shows a closer look at the special cleat version of the Nike Kyrie 2 Doernbecher as well as an interview with the designer of the shoe, Andy Grass, courtesy of heskicks.

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Following the reveal of its 365 iteration in bright crimson/black, the regular Nike Roshe Two receives another new colorway consisting of hasta green for its latest colorway this Fall 2016.

The sneaker?s refined minimal stretchable/breathable upper, which conforms to its wearer?s foot, is essentially dipped in the light greenish hue, while anthracite-colored swooshes complement the understated palette overall.

Finally, a crisp white tri-fusion IU midsole, which delivers targeted compression and durability, caps off its bold, yet solid two-tone makeup.

You can expect to find this pair at select Nike retailers stateside soon for $90, although, it can be purchased at select retailers now.

Images: Titolo

Author’s Take

I’m a fan of the new design and it’s pretty appealing in this colorway. It’s versatile enough for all genders as well.

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Olive green is definitely in this fall in the sneaker world, as it seems like every sneaker under the sun is getting its own muted green rendition. Now it appears that the Nike Air Force 1 Low will be no exception to the olive movement, with this new colorway sporting a ‘Cargo Khaki’ suede upper. The look stays traditional with a classic two-tone color block in green suede with white accents for the Swooshes and midsoles. This excellent fall release of the Air Force 1 Low is arriving now at Nike Sportswear stocked shops like Sneaker Politics.

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The modernized Nike Air Max 95 Ultra SE returns in a traditional colorway of dark grey/wolf grey-black for its latest take this Fall, which follows up on the previous Gym Red finish that dropped this summer.

Essentially retaining the model’s iconic design language intact, the sneaker incorporates a mixture of mesh and foam to create a seamless upper instead. Executing a sleeker and lightweight build altogether, the silhouette is also detailed with an exposed flywire system that evokes a deconstructed vibe.

All adhered atop a tonal black sole unit with the signature air bubble inserts throughout, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers overseas now, while a stateside release is imminent.

Images: Titolo

Author’s Take

I?ll always be a fan of this model. I really like the exposed lacing system and the build on this pair is solid. This colorway is a crowd pleaser as well.

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Alongside its triple black finish, more images of the Nike ACG Lupinek Flyknit in a more fall-appropriate hue of cargo khaki/sequoia is showcased.

The boot/sneaker-inspired design is essentially covered in the defining tone which also emits militaristic vibes respectively. Composed of breathable flyknit that is joined alongside premium leather throughout to further reinforce its rugged profile, the versatile silhouette is topped off with an SFB?s Free-inspired sole unit that offers tough, yet flexible cushioning upon every step.

You can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers worldwide starting November 3.

Images: Solebox

Author’s Take

I like the design overall. It emits style and functionality perfectly together. In this colorway, it?s a really appealing option.

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This year, Nike decided to add the Nike Kyrie line on to the Doerbecher collection. The Nike Kyrie 2 is paired up with a special kid named Andy Grass. Let’s take a closer look at the Nike Kyrie 2 Doernbecher By Andy Grass.

Andy is an 11-year old who was critically injured when a wave rolled a log over him on the beach. He suffered two collapsed lungs, but miraculously managed to overcome it all. He’s had to endure a long journey to get where he’s at today, but at the end of the day, he’s still a winner!

Andy said that the Nike Kyrie 2 Doernbecher was made as a tribute to those who have helped him get better along the way. Notable features on the shoe include the word “Joy” noted inside the Nike Swoosh placed on the midsole. He chose this word as a tribute to his late Aunt Peggy, who battled breast cancer while he was recovering. He also pays tribute to his mom on the underside of the cross-strap. The hits of Blue represent his favorite baseball and football teams, while the logo on the tongue which shows a human-like lion standing over a log, is meant to represent the fact that nothing could keep him down. The Nike Kyrie 2 Doernbecher By Andy Grass will be releasing on Saturday, December 17th for $120.

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The bold looking Nike Air Huarache Run Ultra you see above was created by Braylin Soon, and is also a part of the upcoming Doernbecher collection. Let’s take a closer look at both Braylin and the shoe.

Brayline is a 10-year old aspiring actress. She is also a recipient of a liver transplant, a procedure that was needed to replace that one that failed due to autoimmune hepatits. Autoimmune hepatits is inflammation in the liver that occurs when the immune system attacks the liver.

Brayline decided to pay homage to one of her favorite from the big screen, none other than Kermit the Frog. She does this by covering the entire base of the Huarache Ultra in a bright Green hue. Hits of teal on the branding and heel cage provide some nice contrast on the upper. Although the upper is bold and bright, that is not the most noteworthy feature on the shoe. That award belongs to the six star cutouts placed along the cage, which represent her donor, a young girl who passed away at the age of six. A beautiful way to pay her respects to a special little girl in here life. The Nike Air Huarache Run Ultra Doernbecher By Braylin Soon releases Saturday, December 17 for $115.

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This year’s Doernbecher collection will have not one, but two different creations of the Nike Air Max Zero. We just went over Chase’s pair, now we get a good look at the Nike Air Max Zero Doernbecher By Chehayla Hyatt.

Chehayla is a 10-year old that is currently battling cystic fibrosis. This is a genetic disorder that affects the lungs, pancreas, liver, kidneys, and intestine. Although Chehayla is diagnosed with this disorder, it doesn’t stop her from having a contagious vibrant personality. She manages to display her personality on to her shoes quite nicely. Her version of the Nike Air Max Zero is very colorful and full of details. These details include the bold colors, a few cat faces here and there, a set of speckled laces, stripes and purple hearts – those representing ribbons wore for cystic fibrosis awareness. Chehayla also goes by the nickname “Nugget” (given to her by her sister since its here favorite food), which she decided to put on the lace dubraes as a nice finishing touch. The Nike Air Max Zero Doernbecher By Chehayla Hyatt will be releasing on December 17th for $130.

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Nike Sportswear continues to drop new tonal styles of the Nike Air Max 95 perfect for this Fall/Winter 2016 season as a premium suede construction lands on Sergio Lozano’s iconic running model. The side panel waves get a nice luxurious upgrade in Wolf Grey to match the skies ahead while a lighter Cool Grey livens things up on the traditional mesh netting. What do you think of this Nike Air Max 95 Wolf Grey Suede pair? Check out more detailed on-feet shots below and know that this suede AM95 is available today via Titolo.

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As most of you know, the entire upcoming Doernbecher was officially unveiled yesterday. A total of 6 shoes were on display and one of those was the Nike SB Stefan Janoski Max Doernbecher created Corwin Carr.

Corwin Carr is 12 year old. One of his dreams is to someday be able to get his very own pilot’s license. Being that he has a passion for planes and aviation, he brought that theme to life on his Nike SB Stefan Janoski Max Doernbecher creation. This special version of the Nike SB Stefan Janoski Max starts off with shades of Blue done in gradient fashion that cover the entire mesh and suede construction. If you take a look at the toe, you will find a jumbo jet done in white that goes along nicely with the theme. Inside the shoe you will find a map of the world taking care of the interior. The laces have the same print/pattern you will find at Portland’s famous airport carpet. He even had the chance to add his very own pilot wings logo surrounded by 40 feathers on the tongue. The 40 feathers represent that number of surgeries he has had to endure ever since he was diagnosed with utero with prune belly and VATER syndrome, a rare condition that can affect the spine, heart, digestive system, kidneys and more.

The Nike Stefan Janoski Max Doernbecher By Corwin Carr along with his matching apparel will be releasing on Saturday, December 17th for the retail price of $125.

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Another sneaker set to be a part of the upcoming Doernbecher collection is the Nike Air Max Zero Doernbecher By Chase Swearingen. Chase is 14 years old is goes by the nickname “The Captain” because he’s not afraid of taking charge. Now, that’s my kind of guy! Ever since he was born. Chase has been treated for hydrocephalus, which is a condition that causes dangerous accumulation of fluid around the brain. This setback has also become one of the main reasons why Chase would like to pursue a doctorate in neuropsychology.

Chase approached his design of his Air Max Zero with the same attention to detail that he gives with anything he does in his life. Notable details on the shoe include the tongue reading “Unstoppable Chase”, the White tubing that runs all around the sockliner is siad to represent the shunt (a hole or a small passage which moves, or allows movement of, fluid from one part of the body to another) he’s had to live with his entire life. Chase also has a love for lighthouses, which is evident on the shoe’s heel, which also happens to utilize the Nike Swoosh as a light beam. Shades of Blue and Green make up the entire aesthetics of the shoe, which result in a nice two-toned look. The Nike Air Max Zero Doernbecher By Chase Swearingen will be releasing on Saturday, December 17th for $150.

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Nike has just unveiled the 2016 Nike Doernbecher Freestyle Collection, designed by six young patients of the OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital in Portland, Oregon. Featuring in the collection is the Air Jordan 7 Retro, the Nike Kyrie 2, two different Air Max Zero colorways, the Air Huarache Ultra, and the Stefan Janoski Max. Each shoe is accompanied by apparel and accessories also designed by the children. The entire Doernbecher Collection releases on December 17th on Nike SNKRS and at select retailers across the globe; all proceeds go to the OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital. Get a first look at the complete collection below.

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Pairs have already dropped at Foot Locker earlier this week, but those that missed out on the “LeBron James Foundation” edition of the Nike LeBron 13 Low will soon get another chance via the Nike SNKRS app. The Swoosh is now reporting that the colorful, mismatched, and doodled-on sneakers benefiting the LeBron James Family Foundation will be released again next Friday, November 4th on Nike SNKRS. Get a refresher look at the shoe here, and log on to the Nike SNKRS app next Friday at 10AM EDT if you want a pair, because they won’t last long.

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Leading up to the New York City Marathon next weekend, Nike and Apple are giving New York City area runners a chance to give the brand-new Apple Watch Nike+ a trial run (literally). Beginning tomorrow, October 29th, the public will have their chance to try out the innovative new Apple Watch Nike+, which combines the technology of the Apple Watch with the Nike+ Run Club app for a phone-free way to track your run thanks to the built-in GPS. Described by Nike as “your perfect running partner”, the Apple Watch Nike+ brings the Run Club app to your wrist and offers new features not found on the traditional phone platform like scheduling runs, weather alerts, and seamless automatic starts and stops when you hit that stoplight or other obstacles during your workout.

Open for one week only from October 29th to November 5th, the Nike+ Clubhouse (45 Grand St. NY,NY) will offer trial sessions with Apple Watch Nike+ experts who will be on-hand to guide you through the features of the watch, which will also be available for purchase. For more information or to schedule an appointment, visit Nike.com/NYC.

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