Foamposite fans are psyched because one of the best colorways ever has finally made its comeback ten years later. Who would have thought that in a world of shiny metallic and graphic-covered options for the Air Foamposite One and Foamposite Pro that a plain old black and white combination would still be one of the shoe’s greatest color-ups ever? Get an official look at the “Dr. Doom” Foamposite Pro here, and mark your calendars for December 14th if you missed out on there initial release in November, because the Nike SNKRS app is dropping them once again.

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The latest Nike Hyperdunk 2016 celebrates its roots with this unique colorway featuring sketches of the original 2008 model on its heel. Perhaps Nike Basketball is getting a bit sentimental with the Hyperdunk 2016 towards the end of its run before the new 2017 model is introduced, as this upcoming colorway highlights the shoe’s rich history with a look to the Hyperdunk’s birth. In a neutral black, grey, and white color palette, in addition to the graphics on the heel this Hyperdunk 2016 Low also features a speckled midsole, reflective details, and a clear outsole to complete the special edition colorway.  Find them soon at select Nike Basketball retailers and Nike.com.

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Nike Sportswear’s latest lifestyle go-to is the recently introduced Nike LunarCharge. The sleek design takes inspiration from a number of the Swoosh running imprint’s most iconic creations ranging from the Nike Air Max 90, Nike Air Flow, Nike Air current, and Nike Air Presto all while adding a sleek, boldly branded Lunarlon outsole unit for extra comfort.

Have you ever wondered how the Nike LunarCharge Premium LE came to be? An upcoming Nike Sportswear event happening in New York City this week will show just that, as original design sketches and the numerous retro parts that went on to inspire the LunarCharge’s unique design are all laid out neatly on a table.

Check out a full breakdown below and stay tuned for more Nike LunarCharge releases this Friday, December 9th for $110 USD each.

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Eric Koston’s latest signature skate model, the Nike SB Koston 3 Hyperfeel, is the most technologically advanced endeavor for Nike SB to date. Not only does the shoe include Lunarlon insoles, but it also managed to keep the design sleek and elegant through bolstered suede, fuse, and a Flyknit finish on the ankle support for a dynamic slip-on fit.

Today we get a look at the coming Koston 3 “Numbers Edition”, a colorway that focuses as much on how the pair will look off-board as it does with the functionality behind the included technology. The shoe is nicknamed after Eric Koston and Guy Mariano’s newly announced board company. An updated Dark Obsidian near-hairy suede works well with the modern touches of tape and fuse throughout while a matching Black ankle collar is hit with speckles of Copper Flash. The insole even includes

Koston had this to say about the “Numbers Edition” colorway: ?We wanted to keep the branding minimal and the color scheme classic so it goes with anything at anytime.? Said Koston. ?We wanted it to be wearable 20 years ago, now and 20 years from now.? Check out more detailed shots of the coming lifestyle-ready Nike SB Koston 3 Hyperfeel “Numbers Edition” below and grab your pair on December 13th for $150 USD from Nike.com.

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The Nike Air Foamposite is celebrating its 20th Anniversary next year, as Eric Avar’s iconically futuristic silhouette will be returning in a number of original colorways to appease traditionalists and an entirely new generation of sneakerheads alike. Unsurprisingly, that also means that the winterized version of the Penny Hardaway classic, the Nike Foamdome will be returning to store shelves to help you survive the slush and snow lingering ahead.

The Nike Foamdome Eggplant is the first colorway to appear featuring that bolstered Air Max midsole and rugged outsole unit with additional leather panels on the toe, tongue, and ankle collar. Of course, there’s no ‘1 Cent’ logo found here. Instead, it’s just a 90s ‘Air’ capsule logo on the tongue for a more generic finish. Are you excited about the return of the always durable Nike Air Max Foamdome? Check out more detailed shots and stay tuned for a Release Date in the coming days right here on Sneaker News.

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Initially a KITH-exclusive release in New York, more select retailers nationwide will stock the extremely limited edition Nike Air Force 1 Low NYC once again starting this weekend.

Essentially a remake of the original pair that debuted thirteen years earlier, the low-top sneaker is defined by a classic black tumbled leather upper with mini-Nike Swoosh logos, branded lace locks and the signature NYC branding embroidered across its heels. Other notable details include pristine white outlining the Swooshes and a crisp white midsole unit to cap off the simplistic two-tone profile.

Priced at $120, look for this standout pair at a few other Nike stockists nationwide starting Saturday, December 10th.

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Author’s Take

As a New Yorker, it would be cool to own. I?m not too keen on it though, but, it?s a pretty versatile offering that you can?t go wrong with either way.

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The Nike Hyperdunk 2016 Low is unveiled in a new finish to perfectly close out the year.

Flaunting an understated palette of black/anthracite and wolf grey — the performance basketball sneaker is defined by its sleek Hyperfuse and Flywire design that delivers lightweight support and dynamic lockdown for stability. A speckled grey rubber sole unit further complements and solidifies its overall construction, while another notable element is evidenced on the heel and tongue which bears a distinctive graphic pattern.

Furthermore, reflective accents are utilized for the eye stays, lining on the heel and large Swoosh branding across its midsole to cap off the design.

You can expect to find this pair at select Nike retailers soon.

Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for further updates.

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Author’s Take

I’m a fan of this style in general and it’s pretty appealing in this understated colorway. You can’t go wrong with this versatile pair, especially if you bball often.

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The Nike SB Koston 3 Hyperfeel is introduced in its latest variation to close out 2016, entitled “Numbers Edition.”

Created with a timeless approach, the sleek design bears a simple palette consisting of deep obsidian covering its mixed material upper, alongside hits of black and copper flash gracing the inner lining for a modern fashion.

Koston further expressed;

?We wanted to keep the branding minimal and the color scheme classic so it goes with anything at anytime.? ?We wanted it to be wearable 20 years ago, now and 20 years from now.?

Retailing for $150, you can purchase this versatile pair at select Nike retailers starting December 13th.

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Author’s Take

Minus the sock detail and I’d prefer the design even more. Nonetheless, it’s still an appealing silhouette. This colorway is perfect for everyday wear.

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Just introduced this past October, the Nike Air Max 2017 receives its latest colorway for its growing lineup, this time donning the classic deep royal blue theme.

Flaunting the defining hue across its frontal portion, which fades to hyper cobalt and black towards its heel — the modernized runner also bears a revamped upper compared to its traditional build. Smoother mesh comprises the composition, alongside the addition of a rippling texture on the rear.

Finally, the sneaker’s gradient theme is topped off with its signature visible full length air-bubble cushioned sole unit.

You can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers overseas first for $190, while a stateside release is imminent.

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Author’s Take

I?m a fan of runners in general. I like the cleaner build and I like how this colorway somewhat covers the ripple detailing for a sleeker look instead.

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The KD 9 continues to surprise. Not only have we seen the upcoming Christmas offering, a shoe inspired by Durant’s love of cranberry sauce during holiday feasts, but we’ve also seen “Fire and Ice” grade school exclusives, and a number of team options headed to retailers for the new year. If that wasn’t enough of unpredictability from the Nike KD 9 , then how about this upcoming casual combination of Cargo Green and Khaki shades slated to release in the near future?

The Nike KD 9 Cargo Green features a tan and brown base throughout while exposed Zoom Air livens things up with Nike’s signature Volt shade. Multi-Color laces bring hints of yellow and Olive Green into the mix to match the midsole and Swoosh branding. What do you think of the latest Nike KD 9 release? Stay tuned for more photos and a Release Date for this coming pair in the near future right here on Sneaker News.

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Up to this point, the “Triple White” Nike SF-AF1 has been a limited release, and even though Foot Locker just announced that they’ll be launching the shoe this Thursday, it looks like that exclusivity won’t entirely be gone. That’s because the all-white edition of the bold new take on the Air Force 1 will only be dropping at a few Foot Locker locations around New York City, as well as a random Foot Locker in Tampa, Florida of all places. If you’re after a pair, check the Foot Locker Launch Locator for specific locations that will be stocking the sought-after sneaker this Thursday, December 8th.

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Stop and take a look at this unique new edition of the Cortez, built in premium suede and nylon with special graphics on the heels. We’re not sure what the story behind the look is, but the classic runner receives a white nylon and off-white suede upper with a green strip of foam in the midsole and then finished with Nike stop sign graphics on each heel, which apparently reference the statement found on the inside of each tongue: “The Tradition Never Stops”. The “Stop Sign” Cortez is available now at international Nike Sportswear retailers.

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After witnessing Kyrie Irving slip on the all-new Nike HyperAdapt 1.0 for the first time last week, Nike now gives the same opportunity to another young and explosive athlete, Odell Beckham Jr.

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In the video above OBJ is seen trying on the auto-lacing sneaker for the first time as he slides his foot into the shoe and the revolutionary technology goes to work. Just like Kyrie, Beckham was given the all-white colorway to try on.

To find out how to purchase a pair, click here. Remember that it won’t come cheap as it retails for $720.

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It’s not too often we write about Jaden Smith on the site, but when we do you know it probably has to be sneaker related.

Usually known for wearing some Puma heat, the Fresh Prince of Bel Air’s son decided to do something a little different this time around. In his latest music video for his song “Fallen”, the 18-year old actor and musician (like father, like son) is seen wearing a pair of Nike Mags. It’s not clear whether they’re the 2011 pair or the auto lacing 2016 pair, but what we do know is that he doesn’t seem to hold them in as high regard as most people who have a pair do. The video is unique in its own ways, but what we couldn’t help but pay attention to the most is the way Jaden pretty much beats up the Mags throughout the entire video. Some of you may cringe watching this video considering that these currently sell for thousands of dollars. Watch the video above and give us your thoughts.

Author’s Take

I mean they’re just shoes, right? Right??? Haha…

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Something a little different from the Nike Air Max Uptempo is coming our way. The classic Air Max model opts for a new look as a tonal Khaki hue graces the entire shoe’s upper.

Constructed out of a combination of nubuck ans suede, the version of the Air Max Uptempo definitely has a premium feel to them. The tonal look is contrasted by the off-White noted on the lower portion of the shoe as well as on the sole unit. Fairly simple in color scheme, there’s no doubt this is one of the best colorways I’ve seen on the model in quite some time. Available internationally, look for these to drop stateside on December 19th.

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Author’s Take

I’m a sucker for these kind of Green hues on sneakers, especially during this time of year. I never thought I’d pick up this model, but I’m actually pretty interested in this one.

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