Nike SB will be continuing their shoebox series this weekend with this new “Silver Box” colorway of the Nike SB Dunk High.

Inspired by the retro grey/silver Nike SB Dunk sneaker box that past releases used to be housed in, this SB Dunk High features a Metallic Silver suede upper with Hyper Verde acccents on the Swoosh, laces, tongue tab, and heel tab. Finishing details include special graphic insoles, an embossed shoe box by the ankle, and a gum outsole.

Look for the Nike SB Dunk High Silver Box at select SB retailers beginning October 29th (tomorrow) for $110.

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Author’s Take

I like this pair better than the low-top Orange Box colorway that released earlier this month, but I’m not too sure that I would cop. I look forward to seeing what other colorways are included in this series.

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Tomorrow is your chance to get “Greedy” with the Nike Air Presto, when it releases in a multicolor array referencing past versions of the famous “t-shirts for your feet”. Not yet convinced you like the mismatched Prestos? Get one last on-foot look at them here, and if you decide you need a pair, don’t hesitate to grab them as soon as you can tomorrow because they’re not going to last long. The Nike Air Presto “Greedy” will be available tomorrow, October 29th at select Nike Sportswear retailers globally.

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Following the release of its Oreo-inspired finish today, the Nike Kobe 11 Invisibility Cloak, will be the next variation of the silhouette this Fall 2016.

Essentially inspired by the Nike Zoom Kobe 7 that debuted in 2012, the low-top basketball sneaker flaunts a similar palette which is covered in a stealthy hue of all-black across its upper. Reflective accents are visible with the Swooshes across its side panels, while it’s pronounced with pops of hot pink gracing the flywire system and sheath logo on the tongue. Finally, an icy blue translucent outsole finishes off the profile.

Priced at $160, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers starting Friday, November 4th.

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Author’s Take

I?ll always be an advocate for the silhouette. This iteration is another appealing option. The slight touches of pink are nice touch.

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Previously released in GS sizing this past September, the Nike Kobe 11 treated in the aesthetic of the delectable Oreo cookie, has finally arrived in adult sizes at retailers starting today.

The basketball sneaker?s knitted upper is essentially covered in a speckled blend of white and black throughout, while tonal black accents are utilized for the Swooshes, laces, tongue, inner lining and branded heel tab. Furthermore, additional speckling graces the clean white rubber sole unit to enhance and round out its overall aesthetic.

Priced at $200, you can buy this tasteful pair at select Nike retailers worldwide starting Friday, October 28th.

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Author’s Take

This theme is always appealing and it looks great on this silhouette. This one of my favorite bball sneakers since it blends style and performance perfectly.

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The Nike Zoom All Out Flyknit is ditching the Flyknit material for its low-top counterpart this November 2016. Today we get a look at the upcoming Nike Zoom All Out Low which substitutes in the tried and true Engineered Mesh construction for a breathable and flexible ride in two vibrant colorways.

The Nike Zoom All Out came to fruition to showcase a brand new flexible 3/4 Zoom Zoom Air cushioning system while the Flyknit constructed upper was supposed to fit like a second skin. By replacing the woven textile with Engineered Mesh, the low-top silhouette takes on a new form but retains a sleek design perfect for performance running or just to wear for lifestyle purposes. The debut colorways range from a Seattle Seahawks like Dark Obsidian/Volt or a Fuchsia Flash/Black with each aesthetic championing reflective 3M details on the heel.

Stay tuned for a release date this coming November 2016 and check out more detailed photos of the Nike Zoom All Out Low after the break.

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We already know that Nike Sportswear plans to release a Nike Air Force 1 Low “Reflective Camo” on Black Friday featuring an all woodland camouflage upper and black midsole, but the camo reign atop Bruce Kilgore’s iconic basketball silhouette continues with another brand new Nike Air Force 1 Low out November 19th. The Nike Air Force 1 Reflective Desert Camo takes the sandy shades native to the desert troopers with accents of brown and cargo khaki to match the tongue, midsole, and lining, but things get really interesting when light reflects off of the upper.

The Nike Air Force 1 Reflective Desert Camo showcases the perfect duality of standing out despite wearing camouflage thanks to an all reflective upper that even retains the camouflage pattern when light strikes. What do you think of Nike Sportswear’s latest take on the Air Force 1? Check out more official photos after the break and head on over to our release dates page for an updated look at all of the sneakers headed to retailers for the month of November and beyond.

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With the classic Dr. Doom colorway returning next month, the Nike Air Foamposite Pro is introduced in a brand new colorway for next year with this Metallic Silver ? ?Silver Surfer? finish.

As depicted in the gallery above, the basketball sneaker is essentially draped in the defining shimmering hue with a distinctive carbon fiber print throughout. Tonal black is implemented across its tongue, eye stays and inner lining to complement its simple two-tone color scheme, while more shiny elements with the Swoosh logos adorn each side panel. Finally, a translucent outsole finishes off the overall build.

With its suggested retail price listed at $250, you can expect to find this pair at select Nike retailers starting March 2017.

Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for further updates.

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Author’s Take

This style is one of my favorite bball sneakers, so I?ll always be an advocate. The finish is pretty clean and I like the carbon fiber detailing throughout.

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I know what you’re thinking, “Christmas is still two whole months away!?!?” I’m thinking the same thing, but I guess it’s never too early to get sneak peeks at some Christmas-inspired sneakers.

One of the first that we take a look at this year is this Nike SB Stefan Janoski which features a buttery green velvet upper that is believed to be inspired by Santa’s little helpers’ outfit. Other details include black & gold detailing on the branding, black & red plaid insoles, and a white midsole.

No release date has been announced yet for this Nike SB Stefan Janoski but we can expect them to drop before the end of the year.

via: Nike

Author’s Take

This definitely looks like a Christmas-inspired shoe thanks to the velvet upper. I’m not a huge fan of velvet though so I don’t see myself buying a pair.

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The Nike Air Max Zero releases are picking up speed. October has already given us three brand new colorways of the Tinker Hatfield archival design brought back from the dead, and now we have a preview of two more women’s exclusive colorways to round out the month.

The Nike Air Max Zero isn’t just a silhouette that we’ll see surrounding Air Max Day anymore, which is great because fans of the model have been clamoring for more colorways outside the realm of NIKEiD availability and the occasional Quickstrike. Once just an idea on Tinker Hatfield’s sketchpad, the Nike Air Max Zero returns in a subtle Wolf Grey/Hyper Turquoise combination for a decidedly Nike MAG aesthetic. If that’s not your particular favorite, then there’s always the vibrant style of a Deep Garnett/Bright Crimson colorway to liven up your footwear selections during the dreary months ahead.

Check out a full look at the latest Nike Air Max Zero women’s exclusive below and know that international spots like Capsule Toronto have this duo in stock today.

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Victor Cruz has teamed up with sneaker boutique Sneaker Room to design and release a limited edition Nike Air Cruz Pink Fire.

Part of Nike and Sneaker Room’s 4th annual Brest Cancer Auction, this Air Cruz features a full pink suede upper with white accents on the midsole. The shoe will be limited to only 50 pairs that range from sizes 6 through 15. Auctions start at $1,000 or you can buy it now for $2,000. All proceeds will be donated to Breast Cancer treatment in local regions of New Jersey.

If you’d like more information you can hit up Sneaker Room.

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Author’s Take

Even though pink sneakers are not my thing, the message and reason for designing this sneaker makes it dope. I hope this is a successful event for Sneaker Room.

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Nike is enlisting designers of all ages to help the Swoosh reinvent footwear design for athletes of all abilities with a grand prize of $50,000 for the winner of the upcoming Nike Ease Challenge. The goal is to continue to push forward with the Nike Flyease campaign in order to encourage athletes of all abilities to live more active and independent lives.

You may remember the story of the Nike LeBron Soldier 9 FlyEase and Matthew Walzer, a High School junior who suffered with Cerebral Palsy and wrote to Nike with the suggestion that they create a model that would allow him to strap up his own footwear selections without the help of anyone else. You can read more on that story here – but it kicked off a campaign of FlyEase models with alternative lockdown support instead of the usual laces to help those with limited hand abilities easily slip into a pair of numerous performance Nike models.

The Nike Ease Challenge wants innovators to create the next forward-thinking Nike model with that in mind. ?Nike is driven by a competitive spirit that drives us to do the seemingly impossible for our athletes,? Mark Parker, Chairman, President and CEO of NIKE said. ?Today, we are working with others who share our passion for removing barriers through breakthrough innovation. I can?t wait to see what powerful ideas come out of this challenge.?

The Nike Ease Challenge officially opens today and submissions will be accepted until December 15th, 2016. 3 finalists will be chosen at the end of March 2017 and that lucky trio will be invited to Nike World Headquarters to present their designs to a panel of Nike leaders and athletes. Good luck to those of you participating and feel free to share your designs with us via the @SneakerNews twitter account. More details can be found via NikeEaseChallenge.com.

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Classics like the Air Max 90 will always live on, so why not experiment a little? Nike has been doing just that for years, remixing the icons with new soles and uppers, and arriving in stores now is the latest refresher of the Air Max 90 briefly called the SE model. It features the same base silhouette and construction, but with a unique color-blocking on the upper that blends in with the lines and curves of Tinker’s original design. This new white/grey colorway has just hit stores like Sneaker Politics and is slated to hit Nike.com in the near feature, so grab a detailed look below.

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Having previously released exclusively in grade school sizes, Nike will now be giving us the Nike Kobe 11 Oreo in men’s sizes as well.

As the name suggests, this new colorway of the Kobe 11 takes on the popular black and white treatment on the Flyknit upper with additional Black hits landing on the tongue, laces, inner liner, branding, and heel. Down below we have a white midsole/outsole with black speckling on it to complete the Oreo look.

Set to release tomorrow (October 28th) for $200, will you be picking up a pair? Let us know in the comments below.

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Author’s Take

I’m a fan of the Oreo colorway, and this Kobe 11 is no exception. Solid job by Nike on these.

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As if the Nike Air Max BW wasn’t dope enough already, Nike recently made it better by outfitting it with a new Ultra sole making it lighter and more comfortable.

Presented above is one of the newest colorways of the Nike Air Max BW Ultra which features a combination of Wolf Grey and Dark Grey on the upper along with White detailing on the branding on the heel and the midsole.

What are your thoughts on this colorway? Let us know your opinion down below in the comments and look for this Air Max BW Ultra at select Nike retailers now.

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Author’s Take

One of the better colorways of the Air Max BW Ultra that I’ve seen but these will have to be a pass for me.

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Nike has made the Lunar Force 1 even better by doing what they’ve done to lots of their sportswear silhouettes lately, cover it in Flyknit.

Up above we take a first look at the Nike Lunar Force 1 Flyknit which features a nubuck upper with Flyknit strategically placed on the toebox and side panels. This specific pair has been done in Beige all throughout the upper with some of the details including tonal laces with metal aglets, metal eyelets, a collar strap with velcro enclosure, debossed Nike branding on the heel, tongue, and collar strap, a white Lunarlon midsole, and a rugged gum outsole.

You can purchase the Nike Lunar Force 1 Flyknit in Beige/Sail at select retailers now for $200.

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Author’s Take

I think it’s a fact that Flyknit makes pretty much any sneaker look better. I’m not sure about putting together nubuck and flyknit, but I think if the Lunar Force 1 was done in leather and Flyknit it would look better.

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