Lately you’ve been seeing the LeBron Soldier 10 in all kinds of interesting makeups, like the Camo edition on NIKEiD, its own “Black Toe” colorway, and even a high-end collaboration with John Elliott, but now the shoe gets back to basics with this latest new look we preview today in nothing but Midnight Navy. The completely tonal colorway for the high-top and strapped-up Soldier 10 drapes the entire upper in dark blue that is then complemented with a blue-tinted clear outsole and reflective Swooshes. The Midnight Navy Soldier 10 drops at select Nike Basketball retailers tomorrow, November 17th.

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Introduced this past Spring 2016 and essentially an alternative option to the iconic Nike MAG, the new Nike HyperAdapt 1.0 consists as the first performance silhouette that incorporates adaptive lacing which will be offered to the general public.

In regard to its availability, the Nike HyperAdapt 1.0 in Black/White-Blue Lagoon will be available at the Nike Soho store and the NIKE+ ClubHouse at 45 Grand in New York ? where consumers can learn about and trial the product ? from December 1. Retail price is listed at $720.

Information regarding the booking of appointments for experience and purchase of the sneaker will be available on Nike‘s website and the NIKE+ APP.

Additionally, a small group of NIKE+ APP users will have limited early access on November 28. These users will be notified through the NIKE+ APP ?Reserved for You? system, and offered the opportunity to purchase the shoe.

Later in December, both Black/White-Blue Lagoon and Metallic Silver/Black-White colorways, will become available through the NIKE+ APP and select Nike retailers nationwide.

Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for further updates.

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Release Date: November 23, 2016
Price: $230

Before we say goodbye to 2016 we’ll be seeing at least one more colorway of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro hit retailers. Following up the Hyper Cobalt pair that dropped in August, we’ll now be seeing the return of the Dr. Doom colorway.

Originally released back in the Summer of 2006, the Nike Air Foamposite Dr. Doom is part of the Fantastic Four Collection. The shoe features a matte black foam shell upper with white accents on the inner liner, outsole, tongue, and the jewel Swoosh on the side panels.

You can look for the Nike Air Foamposite Pro Dr. Doom to release on November 23, 2016 for a retail price of $230.

Stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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Update (11/14/16): The Nike Air Foamposite Pro Dr. Doom will release earlier than initially expected and is now scheduled for November 23rd.

Update (10/12/16): The Nike Air Foamposite Pro Dr. Doom will be releasing in full family sizing. Official images of the toddler pair have been released.

Update (9/15/16): The Nike Air Foamposite Dr. Doom will be releasing on Black Friday, November 25th for $230.

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Author’s Takes

Andres Carrillo, News: Clean, simple, and classic colorway of the Foamposite. I’m sure that fans of the silhouette will be happy to see it make a return.

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The Nike HyperAdapt 1.0, the self-lacing wonder that debuted back in March during Nike’s Innovation For Everybody event in NYC, is due up for a release very soon. Retailing at $720, the HyperAdapt 1.0, which features Electro Adaptive Reactive Lacing, will release as follows:

On November 28th, select Nike+ members will have the opportunity to purchase the Black/Blue Lagoon colorway via an invite through the Nike+ App. On December 1st, Nike+ members will have the opportunity to test out the shoes at the Nike SoHo store and the Nike Clubhouse on 45 Grand, also located in SoHo; information regarding reservations for the trials will be updated on the App. The Grey colorway is due out for a release later in December, while the white colorway has not been confirmed for a release just yet.

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Victor Cruz’s signature lifestyle trainer is back this fall with the clean and classy new “Light Bone” colorway for the Air Trainer Cruz. The premium signature model from Cruz that blends retro trainer style with a luxurious upper arrives in one of its most impressive looks yet, featuring a tonal off-white suede construction with woven paneling wrapping the heel. The only variation you’ll find from the Light Bone hue on the entire shoe are the lace tips, which come in a shade of blue that seem to reference Cruz’s New York Giants squad.

The Air Trainer Cruz “Light Bone” drops this Friday, November 18th at select Nike Sportswear suppliers like Sneaker Politics.

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After a brief break to let the Air Tech Challenge III and IV get some shine, Nike brings back the Air Tech Challenge II this winter in a bolstered upgrade ready to take on the foul weather ahead. In a “Triple Black” presentation, the ATCII gets armored with a full leather upper with rubberized coating on the toe and mudguard area for extra protection against wet weather. Other details include durable ripstop nylon tongues, felt inner lining, and reflective striped laces. The winterized Air Tech Challenge II SE arrives at select Nike Sportswear retailers in the US soon.


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The Nike Internationalist has been one of Nike Sportswear’s go-to models for new sneakerboot and lifestyle installments throughout the past couple of Fall/Winter seasons. We’ve seen the iconic retro running offering channel the Air Jordan 1, pay homage to the infamous “Escape” aesthetic, and return in a number of different textiles ranging from wool, suede, and a classic nylon. Today we get an official look at the brand new Nike Internationalist Mid Royal, a premium take that should bring back memories of the Nike Air Max 1 Royal thanks to a deconstructed upper, premium suede hits, and a luxurious Vachetta Tan ankle collar with detailed triangular micro-perforations.

The Nike Internationalist Mid Royal will release this Thursday, November 17th in three brand new colorways ranging from a Midnight Navy, a Sandtrap suede, and a simple Black/Vachetta Tan combination. Each pair features laser-etched panels on the seamless upper, additional height to help you get through the colder months ahead, and a simple Summit White midsole/outsole combination.

Select spots will be stocking this Nike Internationalist Mid Royal on November 17th including Nike.com. Pricing information coming soon.

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If you happen to be a fan of the Nike Air Max LD-Zero H then you’ll be treated to two new colorways of the silhouette next week.

In addition to the all-black pair that we recently showcased, we now take a look at a new Navy pair. This Air Max LD-Zero H features a full suede upper with two different shades of blue on the upper. A light navy covers the majority of the shoe while a darker navy can be seen on the Swoosh, heel, tongue, laces, and inner liner. A translucent navy Air Max unit completes the look on this Air Max LD-Zero H that drops on November 21st for $210. Anyone plan on copping?

via: Sneaker Politics

Author’s Take

While I’m not a fan of the Air Max LD-Zero H, I do like the new suede construction on this colorway. Solid pair for those that are fans of the silhouette.

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The Nike Air More Uptempo dropped a handful of colorways earlier this year, but ever since then the silhouette has been fairly quiet. Fans of the model will be happy to hear that a brand new version of the shoe is in the works. Here’s another look at this reflective version of the Nike Air More Uptempo. The shoe appears to be pretty simple as it’s seen rocking a Triple Black colorway, but what you may fail to see are the reflective accents placed on the branding, laces and pull tabs. Take a look at the shoe above and just know that as soon as a release date announced we’ll be sure to hit you with the 411.

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Author’s Take

It’s cool to see new things done to the model, but I would have preferred a whole new color used as the base. It’s a nice change, but I don’t see myself picking up a pair.

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Olive Green is “unofficially” the color of the season so we shouldn’t be surprised to see countless sneakers drop utilizing the aforementioned hue.

The latest silhouette from Nike Sportswear to get covered in Olive is the iconic Air Force 1. This low top Uptown comes draped in an Urban Haze leather upper with accompanying White accents on the rope laces, tongue tag, Swoosh logos, and the rubber midsole. Other details include a Team Orange/Black plaid inner liner, an umbrella graphic on the insoles, and a gum outsole.

Scoop up this “Raining Buckets” colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low at select Nike accounts now for $100.

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Author’s Take

The olive upper and gum outsole are a nice combo, but I’m not really feeling the plaid inner liner. Replace it with white or olive and I’d consider buying a pair.

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Calling all small-footers! The Nike Air Huarache Ultra just released a brand new GS-exclusive colorway. Dubbed the Nike Air Huarache Ultra GS Blue Tint, let’s get a closer look at the shoe via its official images.

Borrowing the same hue as one of the newest Racers, the Huarache Ultra comes dressed in a Blue Tint upper contrasted by the hits of Hyper Violet hits noted on the pull tabs, branding, insole and the strip going down the tongue. Constructed out of mesh and synthetic, you can now pick up the Nike Air Huarache Ultra GS Blue Tint directly through Nike for the retail price of $95.

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Author’s Take

It’s nice, but it probably would have looked a bit better without the Hyper Violet. That’s just my opinion though.

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It’s almost here! The long awaited, auto-lacing Nike Hyperadapt 1.0 will be releasing on 12/1. Ever since we got word that Nike was planning on dropping an auto-lacing sneaker to the general public, we all couldn’t wait for that day to come. We were all ready to give Nike our hard-earned money, but we recently found out that retail price is set at $720. Now I’m not too sure how many of us are really “down” to pick up a pair.

The shoe is set to release in the three colorways you see above for the retail price of $720, no, that’s not a typo, I really mean $720! Of course, the shoe will feature Nike’s adaptive fit technology that has been in the works for 28 years since it made its debut during Back To The Future Part II. The technology finally became a reality when it was utilized on the Nike Mag, but this is the first time that the shoe will be readily available to the public.

The Nike Hyperadapt 1.0 adaptive fit technology is made up of four main components – a heel sensor lets the shoe know when the foot enters. A cable lacing system takes the place of the traditional lacing unit. A high-tech mini-motor tightens and loosens the cables, and finally a rechargeable battery provides the power and fancy LED lights in the shoe’s outsole unit. Although we’re not exactly sure how many pairs Nike will make, we have good feeling that it will be somewhat limited. Stay tuned as more information begins to drop for this upcoming and highly anticipated release.

Author’s Take

Yo! I’m glad Nike finally figured it out! I’m just a little skeptical on how the shoe will sell with that $1,000 price tag. I guess we’re just going to have to wait and see, right?

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The Nike HyperAdapt 1.0 will be a limited release on December 1st with an MSRP of $720. First debuting in March during Nike’s Innovation For Everybody event in New York City, the HyperAdapt 1.0 features self-lacing technology that originated by the Nike Mag, a shoe that just sold at auction for $200,000. Stay tuned for more updates on the HyperAdapt 1.0 and make note of the updated retail price and the release date.

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The Nike Air More Uptempo was one of Nike Basketball’s iconic creations of the mid-90s thanks to that bold ‘AIR’ panel construction that called out the technology used in the model’s midsole and a number of awesome color combinations championed by Scottie Pippen. While the “Olympic” colorway returned earlier this year in honor of the 20th anniversary of the ’96 Dream Team, the Swoosh is still tinkering with lifestyle-inspired aesthetics from White/Gum to the latest offering: a winter-ready Black/Grey combination headed to retail shelves in the near future.

Here the ‘AIR’ still manages to stand out thanks to Dark Grey piping on a simple black base while speckled laces match the pull tab for an added dimension. The visible air unit showcased throughout the midsole retains a simple matching black shade while that signature 90s gel Swoosh returns to the heel instead of any Pippen PE branding like that found on the recently retro’d “Olympic” colorway. What do you think of this upcoming offering?

Check out more detailed shots of the latest Nike Air More Uptempo colorway below and we’ll be sure to let you know when this classic Nike Basketball retro will be available right here on Sneaker News. In the meantime, check out all of the upcoming Holiday 2016 release dates.

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It’s almost here! The long awaited, auto-lacing Nike Hyperadapt 1.0 is only two weeks away from releasing. Ever since we got word that Nike was planning on dropping an auto-lacing sneaker to the general public, we all couldn’t wait for that day to come. We were all ready to give Nike our hard-earned money, but we recently found out that retail price is set at $1,000. Now I’m not too sure how many of us our really “down” to pick up a pair.

The shoe is set to release in the three colorways you see above for the retail price of $1,000, not that’t not a typo, I really mean one thousand dollars! Of course, the shoe will feature Nike’s adaptive fit technology that has been in the works for 28 years since it made its debut during Back To The Future Part II. The technology finally became a reality when it was utilized on the Nike Mag, but this is the first time that the shoe will be readily available to the public.

The Nike Hyperadapt 1.0 adaptive fit technology is made up of four main components – a heel sensor lets the shoe know when the foot enters. A cable lacing system takes the place of the traditional lacing unit. A high-tech mini-motor tightens and loosens the cables, and finally a rechargeable battery provides the power and fancy LED lights in the shoe’s outsole unit. Although we’re not exactly sure how many pairs Nike will make, we have good feeling that it will be somewhat limited. Stay tuned as more information begins to drop for this upcoming and highly anticipated release.

Author’s Take

Yo! I’m glad Nike finally figured it out! I’m just a little skeptical on how the shoe will sell with that $1,000 price tag. I guess we’re just going to have to wait and see, right?

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