While the Greedy variation consisted as its most notable release lately, the women’s Nike Air Presto receives a vibrant update for its Fall/Winter 2016 lineup.

Flaunting a summer-appropriate finish of barely green/enamel green across its breathable mesh composition, the tonal hue is also utilized for its translucent TPU overlays for its lacing apparatus, heel and toe cap. A crisp white midsole unit and black outsole perfectly juxtaposes the clean profile overall.

You can find this pair at select Nike retailers overseas first, while a stateside release is imminent.

Images: Titolo

Author’s Take

Even though it’s officially listed for women, the colorway is still versatile for all genders. I’m just a fan of the silhouette in general.

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Already showcased in black/infrared, olive and white/black colorways, the Nike Air Max 90 Mid Utility is introduced in the ubiquitous triple black theme for its latest iteration this Fall/Winter 2016.

Essentially a winterized rendition of the iconic runner, the model is enhanced to be more water resistant, as it’s defined by a shroud covering its tongue and lacing system. Premium leather is utilized for its toe box, while the mudguard overlay incorporates a camouflage-like texture for additional flair. Finally, a matching rubber sole unit finishes off the stealthy design.

You can expect this pair to make its debut at Nike retailers nationwide very soon.

Images: atmos

Author’s Take

I’ll always be an advocate for this silhouette. The revamped look is more functional while maintaining its design ethos and in this colorway, it’s a versatile option.

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Already offered in tan, noble red and purple smoke, the Nike Air Unlimited is revealed in another colorway as part of its Fall/Winter 2016 lineup, this time consisting of Chocolate Brown.

Essentially a darker iteration of the previous tan-colored pair, the vintage basketball sneaker is essentially doused in the autumnal tone across its plush suede composition and neoprene bootie construction. The model is further defined by its distinctive cross-pull strapping system across the mid-foot and laces, while it’s perfectly offset by a crisp white rubber sole unit.

Priced at $180, the sneaker is suggested to make its official debut at select Nike retailers on November 13th.

Images: Shoe Palace

Author’s Take

I still prefer the light tan version as the most appealing/stylish option. This iteration isn’t bad as well and it should garner some attention.

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With early rumors suggesting this silhouette to be the Nike LeBron Ambassador 9, it’s now featured in a timeless palette of black/white, following an initial reveal in wine red.

The sneaker essentially flaunts a refined aesthetic compared to its predecessor, as the synthetic/mesh upper is rendered in black, while pops of white are utilized for its enlarged Swoosh branding on the toe box and outsole unit to pronounce its simplistic profile. Other notable details include the number ?2? and ?3? on the tongues and its ?SFG? pull heel tab.

A release date for this pair has not been announced, but, stay tuned to KicksOnFire for further updates.

Author’s Take

It’s a versatile option in this colorway. I like the sleek design of the silhouette overall.

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Kobe Bryant’s playing days may be over, but Nike Basketball plans on continuing his signature series in a new and excting way. This isn’t the Kobe 12 though – instead, the post-playing-days Black Mamba collection will go by a different monicker – the Nike Kobe A.D. – a reference to the traits that make up the Mamba Mentality in a simple, refined build that features Lunarlon cushioning, Nike Zoom Air, and Dynamic Flywire for a reliable, sleek design sure to be a fan-favorite.

Today we get a brand new Nike Kobe AD colorway, as a simple Black/White offering will land at retailers on December 16th, 2016 for $160 USD. That iridescent heel counter is absent here as the simple all-black upper is accented by contrasting white branding while that unique DNA helix comprised of two snakes hits the heel in a contrasting red. What do you think of the latest Nike Kobe AD colorway?

Check out more of the next Nike Kobe AD release after the break and be sure to head over to our always-updated release dates page for more of the latest Holiday 2016 offerings.

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In addition to these two colorways, the Nike Air Penny 4‘s return next year will also be offered in a Copper highlighted finish.

Flaunting a predominantly understated palette of wolf grey and anthracite across its leather and suede composition, the upper is accentuated with the defining metallic copper hue which is prominently seen on the strap buckle, Penny logos, heel unit and side trim.

Expect this ?Metallic Copper Coin? iteration of the basketball sneaker to debut at select Nike retailers sometime during early 2017.

Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for further updates.

Images: US11

Author’s Take

I’ve always liked this sneaker. I’m a fan of the design and this colorway looks really appealing. I like how the copper accents are subtle.

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NikeLab presents its latest collaboration, this time feating A$AP Bari?s VLONE label reworking the iconic Air Force 1 Low.

Making its official debut at ComplexCon this weekend, the low-top sneaker is essentially treated in a predominantly black finish, while neon orange Swooshes and threading throughout accentuate its stealthy profile. Topping off the design are matching orange ?V? VLONE branding located on the tongue and heel tab.

An official release date for the public is expected, although, it has not been announced yet. Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for further updates.

h/t: NikeLab/Complex

Author’s Take

This is going to be heavily sought after. Aside from the collab, the colorway is pretty appealing in general.

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The Nike Air Max 2017 is almost here, and for those that still pay attention to the yearly update to The Swoosh’s flagship full-length Air runner, today you can get an on-foot preview of the shoe. Sure, the modern Air Max models certainly don’t get as much love as the classics?possibly because they all look about the same and cost more than most people are willing to spend on a running shoe?but the big bubble loyalists can enjoy a look at a vibrant women’s colorway of the shoe in a Bright Grape to Fire Pink transition across the mesh upper here. Arriving now at European retailers, the Air Max 2017 officially drops on November 7th.

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Alongside the Air Jordan 31 and Nike Hyperdunk 2016, the Nike Air Pegasus 89 is also included in the exclusive lineup of footwear for this year’s N7 Spirit of Protection Collection.

As with all styles featured in this range, the sneakers are essentially detailed with the line’s distinctive theme of a hawk?s feather print. This black-and-white motif is prominent on its inner lining, while black, white and turquoise accents drape the sneaker?s profile to round out its respective colorway overall.

Priced at $125, you can expect to purchase this pair, as well as the entire N7 collection at select Nike retailers nationwide starting Monday, November 7th.

Images: Nike

Author’s Take

I’m a fan of the silhouette in general. The theme of this pair is for a good cause and it’s just an appealing option overall.

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Officially introduced earlier last month, the Nike Air Max 2017 is featured once again in one of its inaugural colorways.

Flaunting an official palette of Black/White-Green Stone, this latest iteration of the historic lineage bears a revamped upper compared to its traditional build. Comprised of a smoother mesh construction, alongside the addition of a rippling texture on the rear, the upper is rendered in a gradient finish, as fades from green to black throughout.

All adhered atop its signature full length air-bubble cushioned sole unit, you can find this pair at select Nike retailers starting tomorrow, November 7th.

Images: Titolo

Author’s Take

I?m a fan of runners in general. I like the cleaner build and that ripple detailing isn?t a bad look. This is an appealing colorway as well.

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We’ve been seeing more and more of the Nike Air Max 90 Mid Utility over these lat couple of weeks. Up next for the hybrid model is this clean and simple White and Black colorway. Created and constructed to protect you from the harsh weather, let’s take a closer look at the shoe.

The most notable feature on the Nike Air Max 90 Mid Utility is without a doubt the shroud housing the majority of the upper. The shroud also serves as a weather-proof layer to protect you from the rain. Hits of Black are noted on the heel, lining, toe cap and the area surrounding the Air Max unit. Are you a fan of the model? Speak your mind down in the comments below.

via: Titolo

Author’s Take

Not really diggin’ this version of the Air Max 90. Not only that, it only rains like 6 days out of the year where I live, so I also have no need for the water-proof upper as well.

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In addition to the recently featured Air Max 90, the Pendleton x Nike Air Max 1 will also make its starting next week, following its official reveal months earlier.

As with the aforesaid pair, the iconic runner is essentially detailed with the Oregon-based clothing label’s signature patterned wool material, which is particularly evident on the toe box, side panels and along the collar section. Tonal black comprises the majority of its premium build while pops of stratus blue are seen on the heel for a subtle touch of vibrance.

With its retail price tag listed at $110, you can expect to find this pair at select Nike retailers nationwide starting November 9th.

Images: Sneaker Politics

Author’s Take

This runner will always be a favorite of mine. I’m a fan of the collab and the theme is perfectly suited for the season.

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Back in September we let you know that Nike Air Shake NDestrukt will make a return sometime next year. We now got word of some of the colorways expected to drop when the shoe finally arrives.

Made popular by Dennis Rodman who wore them back in the mid-90’s, the Nike Air Shake NDestrukt will be releasing in the colorways you see above, also known as the home and away colorways. Just like Rodman and his personality, the construction of the shoe is “different” to say the least. From the lacing to the placement of the Swoosh branding, there’s no denying these are Rodman’s kicks. Although the images above are not the actual 2017 version, you can expect next year’s release to be fairly similar. Are you diggin’ the Home or Away Bulls colorway of the mode? Expect these to drop early next year.

images: US11
h/t: SC

Author’s Take

Never owned a pair, thought they were odd looking. 20 years later, I?ve learned to appreciate the ?weird? look of the shoe. It was ahead of its time. Glad to see it make a return.

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For those of you patiently waiting for a release date for the fragment design x Nike Air Max LD-Zero H, guess what, we have that info for you! For their latest collaborative effort, fragment design and Nike release this all-Black colorway of the fragment design x Nike Air Max LD-Zero H.

Dropping this holiday season is a new colorway of the Nike Air Max LD-Zero H. The model itself is inspired by the Nike LD1000 and its 70s vibes combined with Nike’s modern tech. The shoe comes in an all-Black upper, which also includes the branding, Flywire, laces and tongue. Minimal contrast is placed on the tongue tag and heel branding and of course the signature full-length translucent 360 Air Max unit. The shoe is scheduled to release on November 21st for $210. Are you ready?

Author’s Take

I love the minimal and versatile look on the shoe. Big fan of the 360 Air Max unit as well. Looks like a winner to me.

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I mean, it only made sense right? The Nike Air Foamposite One Royal made it’s initial debut back in 1997, so why not drop the Nike Air Foamposite One Royal 20th Anniversary in 2017? Nope. Although that was the initial plan, it looks like Nike has moved up the release date on the shoe to drop next month! Yup, the 20th anniversary shoe is dropping on year 19. Ha!

The Nike Air Foamposite One Royal 20th Anniversary comes in a clean Royal postie shell upper accented by the Black placed on the lining, laces. mesh tongue and nubuck on the trim. Below you will find a translucent outsole that blends in nicely with the rest of the shoe. So….what’s the new release date. As of today you can expect the shoe to drop on December 15th for $230.

Be sure to visits our Nike Air Foamposite One Royal 20th Anniversary hub page for the latest info and images on this upcoming release!

h/t: SC

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