The Nike Roshe Two is finally here and it’s wasting no time getting premium Flyknit and leather overhauls for the upcoming Fall/Winter 2016 season. NikeLab has created a totally new construction on the sequel to Dylan Raasch’s iconic creation with the introduction of the NikeLab Roshe Two Premium, two leather builds that showcase the simple silhouette in a refined lifestyle look perfect for any occasion.

The NikeLab Roshe Two Premium benefits from a Vachetta Tan colorway that takes a monochromatic approach. A neoprene sock liner adds a matching premium comfort while a boldly stitched Swoosh highlights the side panels. A simple yet effective black colorway is also available and features a matte nubuck-esque finish to contrast the underlying mesh on the heel and tongue.

Select shops like UNDFTD have already started stocking these two luxurious gems stateside while Shelflife has the international markets covered. What do you think of the Roshe Two Premium? Check out more detailed shots below and stay tuned for more updates right here on Sneaker News.

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Today we get a behind the scenes glimpse into the Nike Running design process with this intriguing wear-test sample of the Nike LunarEpic Flyknit. As you can see if you’re familiar with the shoe, this version features a very different sole design than the one currently on the market. While the released model features laser-cut siping within the dual-density Lunarlon sole, this design features a series of marshmallow-like pods for is outsole. Is this an early scrapped version of LunarEpic, or an upcoming sole design that will be used on a future silhouette? We can’t be sure right now, but enjoy a look at this sample, and if you’re the ultimate Flyknit collector, you can add them to your collection via eBay.

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Nike’s Sneakerboots are back again to take on the wet weather ahead this fall and winter with an all-new collection of rugged hybrid models. Just like in previous Sneakerboot sets, you can expect unique blends of classic Nike models with modified upper and soles to battle the wet and cold weather that will be hitting soon. This season’s collection includes an impressive new group sneaker/boot hybrids for men and women, highlighted by the Air Presto Mid Utility, Lunar Force 1 Flyknit Workboot, the Lupinek Flyknit, and the Roshe Two Hi Flyknit. Debuting on this season’s Sneakerboots is the brand-new water resistant Flyknit, which offers reduced weight and added breathability without sacrificing wet weather protection.

The Fall 2016 Sneakerboot collection can be previewed here today ahead of their November launch.

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Summer is slowly coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean that we’ll stop seeing bright kicks arrive at retailers.

Here is one of the latest colorways of the Nike Air Huarache that is available right now for the ladies. Covered in a combination of University Red and Night Maroon, this Air Huarache features a mesh and neoprene upper with textured overlays that give the shoe a nice pop. A white midsole and Night Maroon rubber outsole finish off the look on this pair of runners.

If any ladies (or guys) would like to cop this pair of Huaraches you can do so now at select Nike retailers for $110.

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Author’s Take

The shoe should have been done in all University Red or all Night Maroon. I don’t like the way the two shades of red look together.

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We’re beginning to see more and more colorways of the Nike Air Presto Woven and today we get a look at what may be the best pair yet.

Dressed appropriately for the upcoming Fall season, this woven version of the popular Nike Air Presto features a full woven upper done in Neutral Olive with an added neoprene tongue for added comfort and breathability. Black accents have been added on the heel pull tab and rubber outsole to provide minimal color contrast.

If you’re interested in buying this pair of Prestos you can do so now at select Nike retailers for $130.

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Author’s Take

Easily my favorite colorway that has released so far. I would like to see these in person and try them on.

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The Nike Presto has been one of Nike Sportswear’s most sought after retro releases through most of the summer, but now we’re starting to see how the famed silhouette will do for the colder seasons ahead thanks to the introduction of the Nike Presto Mid Utility.

The high-arching slip-on upper features a new zipper construction, a stretchy mesh and neoprene combination, and the original cage support system for a functional yet head-turning look. Think of it as a general release of ACRONYM’s Nike Presto collaboration. The Nike Presto Mid Utility comes equipped with five color options highlighted by a Triple Black. While it probably won’t replace your boots in winter, the latest mid-top Presto does feature a unique enough design to feel new again.

These five colorways are slated to release this coming Fall/Winter 2016 season. Stay tuned for more updates regarding this updated Nike retro offering in the near future.

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Nike’s cult classic running model, the Nike Zoom Spiridon, got a boost thanks to a premium effort from NikeLab complete with luxurious mirror-like Swooshes followed by the return of some head-turning original colorways. Now Nike Sportswear is adding some modern amenities to the silhouette like a lighter overall ride with the introduction of the updated Nike Spiridon Ultra.

The Nike Zoom was one of the earliest running models to ever come equipped with Zoom Air. Pair that technological update with a sleek design complete with a breathable mesh and oversized Swoosh and it isn’t too hard to see why the shoe was such a standout back in 1997. Nike finally gave running purists the retro they deserved, but just in case you were looking for something a bit lighter, NSW returns here with an updated outsole that rids the silhouette of some of its vintage weight.

What do you think of the updated Nike Spiridon? Check out more detailed shots below and be sure to head over to our release dates page for more of the latest sneakers headed to retailers.

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The Nike Kobe 11 gets ready for the upcoming basketball season with enough colorways for just about any team on the court. The new team-based colorways for the high-performance and low-top hoops shoe feature the Kobe 11 in white, black, navy, royal, green, and red colorways, ensuring your squad can match up your sneaker and uniforms in style. The Kobe 11 team colorways are available now at select Nike Basketball retailers like Eastbay.

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While the women’s variation in midnight turquoise was recently showcased, the Nike Air Presto Ultra Flyknit is rendered in another fall-appropriate hue, this time consisting of olive flak.

Emitting military vibes as well, the defining tone essentially covers its intricately knitted upper, sock-like collar, laces, pull tabs and heel unit. Contrasting black accents for its signature lacing cage system, toe cap, miniature swooshes and tongue patch further complement its profile, while a clean white midsole unit solidifies its overall build and colorway.

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

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Author’s Take

If you’re looking for a perfect fall sneaker, this is a great option. I’m a big fan of the silhouette and this colorway is just an appealing offering.

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When the Nike Roshe Two was officially announced, the reaction from the Kicks On Fire staff was mixed…

Juan Martinez, Editor-In-Chief: [W]hile the Roshe still has plenty of fans in the general public, there are lots of people who have moved on to Ultra Boosts, Pure Boosts…

Renz Ofiaza, News: Maybe in a colorway that I like, I?ll appreciate it more, but so far, I?m all for the new and simple Roshe Two.

Juan Carrillo, News: I love the extra stability, cushion and flexibility that the new sole unit provides, and the new look on the upper is very sleek.

Andres Carrillo, News: Although it seems like there?s actually some technology to this pair of Roshes, I?d have to see them in person to decide if the $90 (or $130 for Flyknit) is worth it.

You can’t go anywhere without seeing somebody wearing a pair of the original Nike Roshe One (or Run as it was originally called). But nowadays you won’t see anybody calling the shoes “cool” anymore. They have become mainstream and thus are as just as likely to be worn by your uncle who buys one or two pairs of shoes a year as they are to be seen on a sneakerhead. It has been a minute since we’ve been excited for a Roshe release and Nike seems to have sensed that with the reveal of the Nike Roshe Two. With upgrades across the board, is the sleeker look enough to start a phenomenon again like the original? Time will tell for sure…

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As part of the Swoosh?s forthcoming summer pack, which also includes the Kobe 11, KD 9 and LeBron 13 Low — this variation of the Nike Kyrie 2 is rendered in light bone for its latest colorway this season.

Draped across its entire upper and mid-foot strap, the understated tone is nicely offset by a tonal white midsole unit and versatile gum outsole. The eyelets and distinctive logo on the outsole are treated in red for a hint of vibrancy, while reflect silver accents are applied on the tongue branding and Swooshes across its heel respectively to solidify its respective color palette.

Priced at $120, you can purchase this model at select Nike stockists now, while more retailers will acquire the pair starting Wednesday, August 31st.

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Author’s Take

The colorways on this silhouette have been great so far, and this is another good example. I?m biased towards the shades though, so, I?m just a fan.

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In addition to the Dunk High, the Nike SB Stefan Janoski Max has also been treated in the “Tripper” theme this season.

Flaunting a blacked-out upper, the component is treated with an abstract lyrical pattern that is inspired by the concert posters of late-?60s San Francisco. Rendered in a multicolor/holographic finish to offset its stealthy build, the model is topped off with a crisp, white full-length rubber sole unit to finish off the design.

Retailing for $120, you can purchase a pair at select Nike retailers starting Thursday, September 1.

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Author’s Take

I haven’t purchased a pair yet, but, I’m a fan of its design. The theme on this looks solid and it should garner some attention for die-hard fanatics.

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As part of an upcoming campfire pack which also features the AM 90 and AM 95, the Nike Air Huarache is particularly highlighted and displayed in a lifestyle editorial.

Embodying the respective theme across its profile, the silhouette is rendered in deep earthy hues, alongside premium details such leather, woodgrain, flannel and ripstop nylon. Subtle white speckling is evident on the signature heel cage system to evoke the starry night sky, while the tongue patch bears a campfire with marshmallows ready to be roasted to further encapsulate its moniker.

You can purchase this model at select Nike retailers starting Friday, September 2nd.

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Author’s Take

I’ll always be an advocate for this silhouette. The theme on this pair is well done and the color combination is just pretty appealing.

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Aside from the campfire and golden touch packs, the Nike Air Max 90 receives another bold colorway to cap off the summer season.

Listed as a kids’ exclusive, the popular runner is rendered in an eye-catching combination of silver and pink. The shiny metallic silver hue is essentially prominent across its leather upper, while hyper pink accents adorn the Swooshes, tongue, heel badge and visible heel unit. Furthermore, contrasting hits of black cover the remainder of its profile to solidify its overall composition.

The sneaker is currently available at select Nike retailers overseas, while a stateside release is expected soon.

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Author’s Take

You can never go wrong with this silhouette. The color combo is an appealing option and it’s a nice offering this season.

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Following its official renderings, lifestyle imagery of the Nike Air Max Zero in persian violet is now showcased, as the model is finally arriving at retailers worldwide.

Comprised of mesh, leather, synthetics and neoprene, the model dons black as its primary shade for the upper, while defining hue is prominent across its Swooshes, tongue and inner lining. Finally, pristine white is utilized for its midsole unit to solidify the model’s overall makeup and color palette respectively.

Retailing for a price tag of $150, you can purchase a pair at select Nike stockists globally now.

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Author’s Take

The silhouette itself is an appealing design and in this colorway, it’s a solid offering. If you’re a big fan of the color violet, this is a nice option to purchase.

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