The return of the Dr. Doom Foamposites is perhaps one of the most anticipated releases of 2017 that we know of thus far, but what else do Nike Basketball and Nike Sportswear have planned for the 20th anniversary of Eric Avar’s legendary Foamposite creations? Today we get a look at a brand new colorway of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro set to release in Spring 2017 with a number of interesting details we’ve yet to see before.

Known as the Nike Air Foamposite Pro Silver Carbon Fiber, the pair manages to take a new approach to the silhouette thanks to a matte carbon fiber finish throughout the upper. A contrasting chrome metallic silver Swoosh hits the side panel branding while a translucent outsole unit skips out on the added ice for a matching finish. Other than that, the rest of the pair manages to keep things simple through the use of a traditional black on the lining, laces, and tongue to help the carbon fiber finish truly stand out.

What do you think of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro Silver Carbon Fiber? Check out a full look below and we’ll keep you updated on a release date in the near future right here on Sneaker News.

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Nike Sportswear gave us plenty to be happy about when celebrating the return of the Nike Air Max 95 in remastered form last year. Not only did we get the Nike Air Max 95 “Neon” featuring the original shoebox in all of its vintage glory, but a new mismatched “What The” take known as the Nike Air Max 95 “Greedy” delighted. Now a similar inspiration is headed to retailers this Friday, October 21st in a women’s size run known as the Nike Air Max 95 Multi Color.

The Nike Air Max 95 Multi Color comes equipped with a luxurious black leather base and touches of Metallic Gold on the tongue for a standout look. But what really draws attention to this lifestyle-inclined Nike Air Max 95 is the use of synthetic pony hair throughout the signature side panel waves and toecap. The Multi-Color accents form a unique color palette with shades of Dark Cayenne, Rio Teal, and Gym Red livening up the retro running offering.

Check out more detailed shots of the latest Air Max 95 Multi Color take featuring premium doses of pony hair below and know that you can find your pair this Friday, October 21st from international spots like Titolo.

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NikeLab is getting ready for the winter months ahead with the ultra-high extra-premium release of the Nike Special Forces Air Force 1, a new unique women’s exclusive take on Bruce Kilgore’s iconic lifestyle model perfect for those with a high fashion inclination toward the militaristic and modern. There’s no word yet on when exactly the Nike Special Forces Air Force 1, also known as the Nike SF-AF1 for short, will release but expect this pair to drop in early November.

The Nike SF-AF1 was designed by Ben Kirschner and utilizes military-grade materials ranging from a premium leather and ultra durable ballistic nylon. An alternate paracord ankle strap doubles as a handle for a matching duffle bag that will accompany the NikeLab release of the new silhouette. Check out this new white take on the release below and stay tuned for more release date updates right here on Sneaker News.

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Last featured in night maroon, the Nike Air Max Thea receives another premium makeover as part of its Fall 2016 lineup.

Similar to the recently showcased Air Max 95, this variation of the sneaker is defined by multicolor paneling across its upper. Shades of teal and blue are found on the mudguard and quarter panels, which are comprised of pony hair, while it’s juxtaposed against a black leather toe box, red textile collar, yellow tongue and clean white rubber sole unit.

Topped off with peach-colored heel pull tabs, you can find this standout pair at select Nike retailers overseas starting October 21st.

Stay tuned for its arrival stateside.

Images: Titolo

Author’s Take

Even though it’s a women’s silhouette, I still admire it a lot and it can be worn by males as well. This rendition is another solid offering for the season.

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The women’s Nike Internationalist receives a premium makeover as part of its F/W 2016 lineup, as it’s introduced in a metallic mahogany finish.

Exuding more lifestyle appeal, the retro runner’s aesthetic is defined by the shimmering finish across its upper, which emits a reflective sheen on various lighting conditions. Further detailed with embossed markings throughout its leather/textile build for a distinctive look, the model is accentuated with night maroon gracing the laces, inner lining and outsole. Finally, a crisp white midsole unit and red TPU heel counter finishes off its overall profile.

You can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers worldwide, as well as directly through its official online shop now for $120.

Images: Titolo

Author’s Take

I’m a fan of the retro runner in general. This modernized take is a nice look and it’s solid option for the ladies this season. The extra shimmer is a nice touch.

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While it was first previewed this past July, this rainbow-inspired Nike Air Max 95 is expected to arrive soon, as new lifestyle images have been revealed.

Noted to be a women’s exclusive, the sneaker’s defining aesthetic consists of its multi-colored upper, which is comprised of hairy suede/pony hair, alongside leather accents. The paneled theme consists of blue, red, peach and teal tones, while it’s nicely complemented with black accents and a yellow tongue. A clean white midsole and black outsole creates a prefect balance to its eye-catching makeup.

This standout pair is slated to drop at select Nike retailers overseas starting October 21st.

Stay tuned for its arrival stateside.

Images: Titolo

Author’s Take

Even though it’s listed for women, it’s still suitable for males. The theme is pretty appealing and the construction is solid.

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Previously offered in an ACG-inspired finish, the Nike Air Huarache SE is also offered in a traditional colorway this Fall 2016.

Unlike its classic build, this variation reintroduces the popular ’90s model with a refreshed upper. Perforations are applied on the toe box, while synthetic leather overlays comprise the remainder of its profile. Colored in a black, the signature neoprene bootie construction is rendered in wolf grey/anthracite for a nice touch of contrast, in addition to its distinctive heel cage system.

All resting atop a matching full-length sole unit, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers, as well as through its official online shop now for $120.

Images: Nike

Author’s Take

You can never go wrong with this silhouette. The palette is versatile and perfect for everyday wear as well.

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Joining alongside the recently featured mahogany/night maroon finish is this metallic hematite version of the women’s Nike Air Max 1 Ultra for Fall 2016.

As depicted, the defining tone simply drapes the sneaker’s entire upper in an understated shimmering fashion, while the monochromatic grey hue is complemented with black accents prominent on the inner lining, laces, eyelets and portions of the outsole. In addition, the premium leather upper is detailed with embossed perforations throughout for a more distinctive look.

All resting atop a clean white midsole unit, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers now as well as its official online shop now for $130.

Images: Titolo

Author’s Take

Even though it’s officially listed for women, the finish is still versatile enough for all genders. I would’ve preferred it more without the embossed perforated detailing.

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Who picked up the Nike Kobe 11 EM Barcelona that dropped this weekend? If you did or you didn’t, here’s an official look at the next colorway of the Kobe 11 that you’ll be able to get your hands on.

Slated to be this year’s Halloween release, this Kobe 11 is known as the 4KB Pale Horse colorway and features a grey Flyknit upper with white hits on the laces, Swoosh logo, and the heel tab. Other details include black on the inner liner, a skull graphic on the insoles, and rib cage-inspired design on the heel.

Look for the Nike Kobe 11 Elite 4KB Pale Horse to release on October 29th for a retail price of $220.

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Author’s Take

Pretty clean colorway, but not for $220. I’d pay somewhere around $120-$150 for these.

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NikeLab will be putting their own twist on a couple of colorways of the Nike Air Unlimited which will be releasing in the near future.

The Nike Air Unlimited is a retro Nike Basketball silhouette but thanks to NikeLab has been given a modern look that allows us to wear them casually. Up first we have this Noble Red colorway which features a tonal upper done in a red leather material. Some of the defining features include two cross-straps and an elevated neoprene elevated bootie. A white sole unit finishes off the look.

You can look for the NikeLab Air Unlimited Noble Red to release at select Nike location on October 20, 2016 for $180.

via: Nike

Author’s Take

The Nike Air Unlimited has a very unique design that’s definitely not for everybody. Some people may be able to pull it off, but it’s just not for me.

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Kevin Durant and the Warriors were in pre-season action last night as they faced the Los Angeles Lakers in Las Vegas.

The former league MVP and newly signed Warrior was in mid-season form as he gears up to hopefully capture his first NBA title this upcoming season. Durant laced up a Multicolor pair of KD 9s in a Warriors theme that turned a few heads for yesterday’s game. KD ended the night with 17 points in only 22 minutes.

If you’d like to create a pair if these multicolor KD 9s for yourself, you can still do so through nike.com.

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Joining the Noble Red colorway that we just took a look at, we now give you official images of another colorway of the NikeLab Air Unlimited that will also be releasing soon.

Just like the Noble Red pair, this colorway also takes on a tonal upper but this time in Purple Smoke. The signature cross straps and neoprene bootie are also still present, while the entire upper is then contrasted by a Sail sole unit.

You can look for the NikeLab Air Unlimited Purple Smoke to release at select Nike location on October 20, 2016 for $180.

via: Nike

Author’s Take

The Nike Air Unlimited has a very unique design that’s definitely not for everybody. Some people may be able to pull it off, but it’s just not for me.

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Following its recent team red finish, the Nike Air Huarache Ultra is also offered in a traditional and ubiquitous colorway of triple black as well for this Fall 2016 season.

Simply defined by its classic design, this particular rendition is revamped with perforated foam and mesh throughout its upper, in addition to tonal synthetics and leather overlays comprising its overall makeup. The signature elastic strap and rubber cage on the heel are also slightly refined, while it all rests atop a matching full-length rubber sole unit.

You can purchase a pair at select Nike retailers worldwide, as well as directly through its official online shop now for $120.

Images: Titolo

Author’s Take

This colorway is a crowd-favorite/classic and the silhouette is pretty appealing in general. It’s perfect for everyday wear.

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Nike SB fanatics, a pretty bold collection is on the horizon. Consisting of Green Glow versions of the Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski, the Nike SB Janoski Max and the Nike SB Bruin Hyperfeel, I present to you the Nike SB Green Glow Collection.

The OG Janoski comes in a Black suede upper accented by the Green Glow hits on the Nike Swoosh and, the foxing stripe and tongue branding. The SB Bruin Hyperfeel takes the opposite route as a Green Glow hue covers the entire base of the shoe, while the Black is used as the accenting colorway. Lastly, the Janoski Max boasts a similar look as the Zoom Janoski as a Black/Green Glow color scheme make up the aesthetics of the upper. Which pair do you like the most? Expect all pairs to arrive stateside in the coming weeks.

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Author’s Take

I mean, if you’re going to use Green Glow on sneakers, go all in, right? With that being said, I’d have to go with the Bruin Hyperfeel even though it’s my least favorite from the three.

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A brand new colorway of the Nike Blazer Mid Premium just released. Rocking a Team Red and White motif, this has the look of the shoe that looks to be ideal for the Fall season. Let’s get a closer look.

The Nike Blazer Mid Premium comes in the models original construction as a Team Red suede takes care of the entire upper. The Team Red is then nicely accented by the hits of White noted on the lining, tongue tag, Nike Swoosh, heel branding and midsole. Other notable features include the tonal Team Red laces and the Gum bottom outsole. If you’re on the hunt for a solid tonal colorway, this is the one for you. Out now, pick up your very own pair for $95.

via: Premier

Author’s Take

I’ve always respected and appreciated the Nike Blazer, I just don’t like the way the shoe looks on me personally. Such a shame since it’s such a dope colorway.

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