Nike Running changed the way we think about Lunarlon technology with the Nike LunarEpic Flyknit. The revamped cushion system worked wonders for cross-training, distance running, and was stylish enough to wear even casually. Now the Swoosh is back with a minor change that makes a major difference in the aesthetic deapartment with the Nike LunarEpic Flyknit Shield.

The LunarEpic Flyknit Shield takes the Flyknit woven upper and adds a protective shield overlay in a head-turning reflective Metallic Silver. The overall debut colorway is rather reminiscient of the Oregon Ducks’ always changing football uniforms given the black woven base and hints of Volt on the Dynamic Flywire and Lunarlon bottom. This particular pair will a women’s exclusive but we’re sure other renditions will follow throughout Fall/Winter 2016.

Continue onward for a better look at the latest Nike running model and know that this women’s exclusive colorway will be available from select international retailers like Solebox on October 1st.

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Aside from Nike bringing back the Nike Air Unlimited in OG colorways, NikeLab will also get their hands on the shoe and put their own lifestyle spin on it. Opting to cover the entire shoe in a Tan hue, here’s a first look at the NikeLab Air Unlimited Tan.

Rocking more of a outside-the-court look, the NikeLab Air Unlimited comes dressed in a Tan suede construction accented by even more tonal hits. Creating minimal contrast are the cream hits noted on the sole unit. Said to be arriving in Japan as early as October 13th, stay tuned to find out when/if these arrive stateside.

Author’s Take

Never really pictured this model in this fashion, but now that I’m taking a good look at it, I’m definitely not against it. Not bad NikeLab, not bad.

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The Nike Air Max Zero gets the blues this fall, but no there’s nothing to be depressed about, because this may just be one of the shoe’s best looks yet. The concept sneaker by Tinker Hatfield based off of his original sketches for the Air Max 1 release this fall in a tonal Binary Blue colorway, featuring the dark blue shade from top to bottom. The first “Triple Binary Blue” sneaker? If you like what you see, look out for pairs to hit retailers later this fall.

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The Nike Roshe Two finally hit retail shelves before the end of Summer 2016, giving Dylan Raasch’s instant-classic Nike Roshe Run a sequel worthy of the original Zen-inspired lifestyle creation. But now that the Nike Roshe Two is out and doing its thing, you can expect a number of variants and offshoots to come to fruition like Nike Skateboarding’s own take on the silhouette, the Nike SB Roshe Mid.

That’s right, Nike SB has finally used the Roshe Run as inspiration. There were other silhouettes that came to fruition like the Nike SB Trainerendor that had certain Roshe elements to it, but this high-arching Nike SB Roshe Mid is one of the strangest cross-brand incorporation of the Roshe’s DNA that we’ve seen yet. The upcoming model is slated to release on October 1st in grade school sizes to start, but we hope to see more of this Roshe Mid on the horizon throughout Fall 2016.

The Nike SB Roshe Mid features a neoprene sock-like fit extended around the ankle for dynamic support while an oversized midfoot strap connects the heel in a cage-esque overlay. Even the toecap gets added dimension thanks to Tape technology to match the rugged outsole unit. What do you think of the latest take on the Roshe? Stay tuned for more updates right here on Sneaker News and grab your pair on Saturday, October 1st.

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The Nike Air Huarache Utility looks fit for battle with this new seemingly army-inspired colorway in a mix of olive green and black. Almost appearing as a camo print even though it isn’t the new-age reinterpretation of the classic Air Huarache runner gets two shades of muted green across the neoprene and mesh upper with black accents throughout. the result is the perfect pair to match your army fatigues. If you have army fatigues, that is. The new Air Huarache Utility for fall is arriving now at select Nike Sportswear outfitters.

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The Nike SB Stefan Janoski is back for the Fall in this eye-catching camouflage colorway.

Looking at this new Jano we see that the entire canvas upper comes covered in a Hazelnut, Black, Peach Cream, and Baroque Brown camo graphic that may be able to pass as a BAPE collab if you’re familiar with their past releases. Down below we have a White rubber midsole with a Black rubber outsole to cap things off.

You can find this Fall-inspired camo colorway of the Nike SB Stefan Janoski at select Nike SB retailers now for $85.

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Author’s Take

That camo upper looks real nice. I like the colors that were used to create the graphic print.

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Nike SB looks to make the Janoski more appropriate for the Fall season. How so? By converting it into a mid and giving it a boot-like aesthetic. Let’s take a closer look at this readily available colorway of the Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski Mid.

The Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski Mid is equipped for the colder months by coming with wool-like insulation on the interior part of the shoe. In addition, the shoe’s upper is done in leather, while D-ring lace eyelets give them even more of a boot-like feel to them. The majority of the shoe comes in an Obisidian colorway, while the hits of Brown noted on the laces, piping and tongue tag give the shoe some nice contrast. Lastly, an off-White sole unit rounds out the look of the shoe. Out now, pick up your very own pair today for $100.

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Author’s Take

The wool on the lining is a nice added touch. The color scheme is clean and the hits of Brown really give it that boot feel. Good work, Nike SB.

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The Nike Air Max 97 will soon be celebrating its 20th anniversary. The shoe hasn’t been in stores since 2012, so you know Nike is planning on doing something to celebrate this Air Max’s 20 years of existence. What you see above is the Nike Air Max 97 Silver Bullet. There is good news and bad news about this shoe. The good news: It’s releasing! The bad news: It’s releasing only in Italy.

The Nike Air Max 97 was a special model because it was the first Nike shoe to feature a full-length Air unit on the sole. The Silver Bullet colorway was designed by Christian Tresser and it was an instant hit in Italy, for that reason, Nike has decided to make this retro an Italy exclusive to help celebrate the models 20th anniversary. Italy’s colors appear on the tongue and heel to help give the shoe a nice little touch. Said to be dropping on October 5th, you will be able to find them at select retailers such as Slam Jam, NikeLab ST18, Excelsior and One Block Down in Milan, Holypop in Rome and LuisaViaRoma in Florence.

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Author’s Take

I used to have an Air Max 97 when I was in middle/high school. My mom picked them up for me at a second-hand store. I wasn’t sure what they were back then, but I thought they looked dope. Dope to see the model make a return, I hope other colorways arrive stateside.

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With Fall being the perfect time to rock all-black sneakers, we can expect to see lots of “triple black” colorway kicks to release between now and December.

Getting the party started off right is the Nike Air Max 95. Taking the opposite approach of the recent Dave White collaboration, this colorway of the Air Max 95 gets completely blacked out. This Air Max 95 has been dressed in a combination of leather, ballistic mesh, and synthetic nubuck for a classic look and feel. Reflective details have been added on the tongue and heel for a finishing touch.

Look for this Triple Black colorway of the Nike Air Max 95 at select retailers now for $160.

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Author’s Take

I don’t consider myself a fan of the Air Max 95, and if I were to ever pick up a pair it would be something with some color on it.

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This latest version of the Nike Dunk is definitely ready for the wet fall weather. The timeless silhouette gets some new modifications for this edition of the Dunk High Ultra, featuring a water-resistant rubberized upper and warm flannel interior sporting a classic red and black plaid print. You have two color options to match the plaid, in either black or red with off-white accents and an umbrella graphic on each tongue. The rain jackets for your feet are arriving now at select Nike Sportswear retailers like Oneness.

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Maroon/burgundy is a very popular color when Fall rolls around so we can expect to see lots of brands use the hue this season.

Nike is wasting no time and has already placed the aforementioned hue on one of their little talked about Nike Sportswear silhouettes, the Nike Air Berwuda. This Air Berwuda features a mesh, synthetic suede, and woven nylon that has been done in all-white. Maroon then lands on the inner liner and tongue for a nice pop of color.

Fans of the Nike Air Berwuda can purchase this Night Maroon colorway at select retailers now for $120.

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Author’s Take

I love burgundy, so if more would have been added possibly on the midsole and Swoosh, it would have looked better.

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This latest release of the Nike SB Stefan Janoski Mid is definitely ready for fall. Modified from the original construction, the shoe features wool-like insulation on the interior, a durable leather build, and metal D-ring lace eyelets for an overall redesign that is obviously inspired by a classic hiking boot. Perfect for those chilly late fall skate sessions or just going for a quick hike, the Janoski Mid “Boot” is available now at select Nike SB retailers and Nike.com.

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With medium olive and team red versions already available, the Nike Lunar Force 1 Duckboot is also rendered in dark obsidian as part of its Fall 2016 lineup.

As suggested, the sneakerboot hybrid is built to withstand the cold weather and outdoors. Retaining its iconic Air Force 1 design, the silhouette is defined by a water-repellent leather composition and ground-gripping traction, while a matching midsole unit and versatile gum outsole finishes off the rugged, yet sleek profile.

Priced at $165, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers worldwide now.

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Author’s Take

I like the hybrid design and this colorway will definitely garner attention. I?m all for tonal finishes and the addition of a gum outsole makes it even more appealing.

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In addition to the recently featured dark grey and black iterations, the Nike Hyperdunk 2016 Flyknit is unveiled in a more vibrant finish, this time rendered in game royal.

The performance basketball sneaker?s knitted composition is essentially treated in the defining tone, which flows throughout the tongue, flywire system, laces and distinctive extended sock collar. Further reinforced with a matching midsole unit and heel cap, the signature Swooshes adorn its heel, while it?s topped off by an icy translucent outsole.

Priced at $200, you can expect to find this pair at select Nike retailers worldwide starting this month of October.

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Author’s Take

I like this pair more than the original because of its construction. The colorway overall is versatile and it exudes a cool look. It?s a nice combination of style and performance.

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The Nike Air Max Zero continues to receive more iterations this Fall 2016, as it’s now introduced in a tonal finish consisting of binary blue/obsidian.

Composed of breathable mesh and hyperfuse overlays across its upper, the subdued colorway exudes a much sleeker look to its already streamlined aesthetic. Notable elements include reflective branding on the heel and branding on the side panels via Swooshes, as it’s all topped off with a matching full-length rubber sole unit.

With this official unveiling, this pair is suggested to arrive at select Nike retailers starting November 3 for $150.

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Author’s Take

I’m a fan of the style or runners in general and you can’t go wrong with this colorway. It’s versatile and perfect for everyday wear.

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