While its last notable release consisted of satin iterations, the Nike Air Max Plus is now introduced in a vibrant finish that bears an eye-catching water graphic across its entire upper.

The wavy blue theme essentially evokes a pool vibe, as it’s juxtaposed against a crisp white accents throughout the mudguard, while it flows throughout its entire full-length rubber sole unit. Other notable details include Nike branding on the tongue and distinctive badged branding across the heel.

An official release date for this pair has not been announced yet, although, stay tuned to KicksOnFire for further updates.

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Author’s Take

I’m generally a fan of runners and this style is appealing overall. The graphic looks cool, but, I’m not too keen on it. It’s pretty stylish though.

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Last offered in barely volt, the Nike Metcon 2 is upgraded with a distinctive look for its latest iteration this season, as it features a unique upper that shifts colors as your workout heats up.

A silhouette that is intended for your most demanding workouts, the trainer’s heat-sensitive overlays shift colors as the shoe’s temperature rises, from cool black to warm red and orange, offering a vivid indicator of just how hot your workout is getting.

Pristine white accents are prominent on the heel and Swooshes to complement the theme, while a blue glow-colored outsole caps off the respective palette.

Priced at $140, you can purchase this latest pair at select Nike retailers now, as well as directly online.

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Author’s Take

For the gym I usually wear bball/runners and I?ve always been contemplating on purchasing a pair that?s suitable for intense training. This pair looks like a solid option and I?m a fan of the colorway as well.

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Featured earlier last month, the hybrid Nike Air Zoom Spirimic is set to make its official debut soon, as we focus the spotlight on its Metallic Platinum colorway.

A silhouette that is essentially a blend of two classic styles, the model is defined by its upper taken from the early 2000s Seismic, while the sole unit is borrowed from the recently revived Spiridon.

Emitting stylish and modern appeal overall, the sneaker flaunts a clean and streamlined look, which is comprised of smooth nubuck and breathable mesh for premium style and comfort.

You can start purchasing this pair at select Nike retailers worldwide starting tomorrow, November 10.

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Author’s Take

I’m a fan of the hybrid and this pair is pretty simple and stylish in my opinion. This colorway is versatile as well.

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The grand opening of Nike‘s new retail location in NYC?s SOHO district, located on 529 Broadway at the corner of Spring St., will be held this Friday.

To celebrate the occasion, a special edition Nike Air Force 1 Low NYC edition will be offered to the public in very limited quantities. Flaunting a predominantly white finish, the low-top sneaker is accentuated with orange and blue accents prominent on the Swoosh branding, respective NYC logos on the tongue and heel, as well as the signature AIR stripe on the midsole unit.

You can find this model exclusively at Nike SOHO this Friday, November 11th.

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Author’s Take

As a fellow New Yorker, I’m just biased. The colorway is just appealing in general as well and the style is timeless.

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Already offered in triple black and cargo khaki, the Nike ACG Lupinek Flyknit is rendered in a classic colorway for its latest iteration this Fall/Winter 2016.

Flaunting a predominantly black finish, the boot/sneaker-inspired design is also covered with a mixture of white tones throughout the knitted portion of its upper. Premium leather across the profile further reinforces its rugged build, while the versatile silhouette is topped off with a crisp white SFB?s Free-inspired sole unit that offers tough, yet flexible cushioning upon every step.

Priced at $250, you can purchase this standout pair at select Nike retailers worldwide as well as online now.

Images: Nike

Author’s Take

I like the design overall. It emits style and functionality perfectly together. In this colorway, it?s a really appealing option.

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The big news week (outside of the political circles) is the opening of Nike’s new five-story retail location at the heart of NYC’s SOHO district. Located on 529 Broadway at the corner of Spring St., this new shopping experience is digitally connected from head to toe and offers up everything you expect from a classic “NikeTown”, but with the latest and greatest in sportswear.

To celebrate the launch, Nike will release an exclusive Air Force 1 Low “NYC”; it features the iconic white base with a NY-friendly combo of orange and blue on the Swoosh, NYC logos on the tongue and heel, and on the AIR stripe on the midsole. The store will be open to the public on Friday at 10 AM; read here for full release and restock information for the store.

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If you could select your favorite design aspects of classic Nikes and blend them into one sneaker, what would you do? The Nike LunarCharge does just that by embracing past icons while blending in contemporary innovations that have been dominant forces in the performance running category. This new lifestyle model features the LunarEpic’s last-siped cushioned sole with some bold “NIKE” typeface on the midsole, while the upper blends several recognizable elements such as the the neoprene from Air Flow (1988), the eye-stay from the Air Max 90 (1990), the silhouette from the Air Current (1990), and the internal bootie from the Air Presto (2000). All mesh together to form the LunarCharge, which steps forward into the future of sportswear while informing Nike’s unrivaled footwear archives.

The Nike LunarCharge Premium LE is scheduled for a release on November 18th at select sneaker boutiques; get an exclusive detailed look just ahead.

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A brand new vibrant colorway of the Nike Flyknit Air Max has just arrived at retailers that will have fans of the silhouette happy.

Seen above, this new colorway of the Flyknit Max looks like it incorporates two different colorways onto one shoe as the upper part of the Flyknit comes in an almost Oreo look and the the entire mudguard features a muticolor look that combines blue, orange, and green. The signature 360 Air Max unit has been done in green to add a little more color to the shoe.

You can pick up this Multicolor Nike Flyknit Air Max at select Nike accounts and nike.com now for $225.

via: Nike

Author’s Take

I don’t really know how I feel about the two different color schemes on the upper. I’d have to see these in person to give a fair opinion on the shoe.

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Is this type of collab set to be a yearly tradition now? For the third year in a row there is a New England Patriots x Nike Air Force 1 Low sneaker. The collaboration pairs up Patriots franchise owner Robert Kraft with Nike to release a Patriots brands Nike Air Force 1 Low. This year’s version gets a retro feel courtesy of the old school Patriots logo.

The New England Patriots x Nike Air Force 1 Low uses the “Ultra” version of the AF1 Low as the base shoe. This means that it’s going to be much lighter and more comfortable than past collaborations between the two. The actual shoe is done in a Black leather upper paired up with tonal waxed laces. The retro Patriots logo is placed on the tongue to create the only means of contrast on the shoe. Patriots fans, is this a must-cop? If you need to get your hands on a pair, you can now do so by heading over to Boston sneaker store, Bodega.

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Author’s Take

Very clean. This is a must-have if I were a Patriots fans. But since I’m a Chiefs fan, this is a no-no for me! Go Chiefs!

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Taking the premium route this time around, here’s our best look yet at the upcoming Nike Air Max 1 Premium SE Wolf Grey. Said to be a part of Nike’s Fall collection, the Nike Air Max 1 is done in a tonal Wolf Grey and Cool Grey upper. The upper itself is constructed out of a smooth leather construction with matted hyperfuse overlays across the toe box and heel section. Embossed branding on the heel gives the shoe even more of a premium feel. A matching-colored Air Max sole unit complete the monochromatic look of the shoe. Already available internationally, we will let you know when these arrive stateside.

via: Nike

Author’s Take

A clean look on a timeless model. I can dig it.

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Maroon/Burgundy is one of the most popular colorways of the Fall so we can expect to see lots of brands continue to release sneakers using the hue.

One of the latest kicks to get covered in the popular colorway is the much beloved Nike Sock Dart. Seen above, this Nike Sock Dart SE Premium features a heathered jacquard knitted upper done in Night Maroon with the ankle, heel, and translucent midfoot strap also being done in Night Maroon. Other details include a white midsole with black speckling, and a black rubber outsole.

This versatile colorway of the Nike Sock Dart SE Premium can be scooped up at select Nike accounts now for $140.

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Author’s Take

One of my favorite colorways of the Sock Dart this year. I may have to strongly consider picking up this pair.

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The Nike Flylon Train Dynamic is a fairly new Nike model, but that doesn’t mean that Nike has to wait to release a premium version of the shoe. Releasing in quickstrike fashion, let’s take a closer look at the latest and greatest coming out of the new trainer.

The Nike Flylon Train Dynamic comes in a Black and White colorway. The shoe itself is done in an Engineered Mesh upper complimented by the Flywire on the upper. Below you will find the Flyon sole that provides you with stability and cushioning. The sock-like upper helps give the shoe that modern look many of us are going crazy over nowadays. Set to release on November 10th for $135, let us know if you plan on scooping up a pair.

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Author’s Take

Not really my kind of sneaker, but I do appreciate the uniqueness of the model. It’s just not for me.

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After taking a look at the Texas Longhorns PE colorway last week, the Nike KD 9 is now showcased in another PE colorway, this time designed for the Oregon Ducks.

The Nike KD 9 Oregon Ducks PE features a green Flyknit upper with yellow accents on the Nike and KD branding. Other details include a  forest of fir trees graphics as a nod to their Matthew Knight Arena on the ankle, and a translucent outsole.

Are you a fan of these specially designed KD 9s? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.

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The Supreme x Nike SB Blazer Hi will forever be one of the most popular (and hyped) collaborations of all-time. Why? Well because it’s a Supreme x Nike collaboration.

Mache Customs has used the popular collaboration as inspiration and recreated it using the Just Don x Air Jordan 2 Beach that dropped earlier this year. As you can see above, the Air Jordan 2 features a quilted red leather upper with grey python detailing on the side panels, and the D-ring pull-tabs from the Blazers.

How do you think these came out? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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Nike finally brought back the cult-classic running model in the Nike Zoom Spiridon earlier this year. The OG colorway disappeared from store shelves as quick as one might expect given the silhouette’s near-decade-long absence while NikeLab offerings and an upcoming collaboration with Roundel London will cement the Spiridon as one of 2016’s best models. Nike Sportswear didn’t stop there either, utilizing the Spiridon’s unique midsole for the Nike Zoom Mercurial Flyknit Spiridon for a soccer-inspired aesthetic and this upcoming Nike Zoom Spirimic, a new lifestyle take perfect for the Fall/Winter season.

The Nike Spirimic is a hybrid silhouette that combines two of the Swoosh’s more popular running models from their late-90s early 2000s catalog in the Nike Zoom Spiridon and the Nike Zoom Seismic. The Seismic’s unique upper combines a lifestyle touch of suede overlays for the lace eyelets and a malleable neoprene and bolstered mesh slip-on combination for a Presto-esque fit. While we’ve seen both Midnight Navy and Metallic Platinum colorways in the past, we finally have word on the latest NSW hybrid’s release date: this Thursday, November 10th for $175 USD. What do you think of the Nike Zoom Spirimic’s strange design? Check out more detaled shots below.

Grab your pair this Thursday from End Clothing.

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