The Nike Roshe Two is almost here, and you know that Nike Sportswear had a “Triple Black” colorway waiting in the wings for quite some time. The follow up to arguably the Swoosh’s most popular silhouette of the 21st century – Dylan Raasch’s minimalist Zen-like $70 Nike Roshe Run – will arrive at select international retailers tomorrow, August 25th followed by a stateside release on September 1st. The good news is, you can reserve your size of the Nike Roshe Two “Triple Black” today from select shops like RISE.

The Roshe Two keeps its construction as simple as the first model as to not overcomplicate things. By sticking with the minimalist design cues and refining the sleek design throughout, the Roshe Two has improved on its classic predecessor thanks to a comfortable neoprene slip-on design, bolstered overlay support on the side panels, and an added line slicing through the midsole (that we’ve already seen color split on the upcoming Nike Roshe Two Flyknit). The iconic Triple Black look should help introduce the Roshe sequel with the best of intentions. What do you think of the look?

Get with us after the break for a better view of the upcoming Roshe 2 and reserve your pair from shops like RISE for $90 USD.

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A lifestyle editorial of the forthcoming Nike Air Foamposite Pro Hyper Cobalt are featured, as the previous Ben Gordon-exclusive colorway is set to release at stores very soon.

Essentially covered in the defining blue tone, the vibrant shade is also utilized for its outsole unit, while complementing accents of black are utilized for its leather eye stays, laces, inner lining, tongue, glossy Swooshes and carbon fiber shank to solidify its bold two-tone color scheme.

Retailing for a price tag of $230, you can buy this pair at select Nike stockists starting Thursday, August 25th.

Full family sizing will be offered as well ? GS (3.5Y ? 7Y), PS (10.5c ? 3Y), TD (2c ? 10c) and Infant. The retail price for each pair are listed at $180, $100, $75 and $50 respectively.

Click and bookmark our official Nike Air Foamposite Pro Hyper Cobalt launch page now for more images, the latest info and release details.

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Author’s Take

I?ve always liked the silhouette. I?ve collected it often back then. This colorway is solid, but I?m not inclined on really purchasing it.

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While the Roshe Two was recently introduced, the Nike Roshe One continues to be offered in more variations, as the latest consists of an understated makeup.

As suggested, the sneaker’s composition boasts a woven textile construction that intertwines a mixture of wolf grey, dark grey and black tones throughout that creates a digitized wavy-like print across the component. The model is further detailed with matching laces, Swooshes and a full-length phylon sole unit.

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

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Author’s Take

I’ve always liked this iteration more since it has a bit more flair. This blacked-out look makes sleeker and versatile as well.

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With the summer season concluding, Fall is slowly creeping in as Nike reveals their latest variations of the Air Max 90 Ultra and Air Huarache Ultra to perfectly coordinate with the colder season.

Cargo khaki essentially covers the modernized upper construction of each pair, which consists of mesh, synthetics and molded foam that also promotes sufficient comfort and breathability. An all-White, cored-out Ultra midsole supplements the sleek designs, as well as complementing its overall colorway, in addition to black accents scattered throughout.

Retailing for $140 and $120 respectively, you can purchase both pairs at select Nike retailers and online now.

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Author’s Take

You can’t go wrong with either silhouette. The colorway is versatile and perfect for the autumn season. Plus, they’re both appealing in general.

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While a sneak peek was given this past June, the newest Nike Air Presto GPX in phantom/clear jade has finally arrived, as it caps off the silhouette’s summer lineup.

Comprised of a flexible stretch mesh upper, the component is essentially the focal point with the defining shades printed across its entirety that almost evokes a painting. Tonal black accents for its signature lacing cage system, heel counter and toe cap reinforces the design, while also complementing the overall palette. Finally, a white/black rubber sole unit tops off its overall composition to round out its design.

Retailing for $130, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers nationwide now.

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Author’s Take

I like the graphic printed variations of this silhouette. This pair is a nice offering and I’m a fan of the colorway.

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The NikeCourt Serena Willams Greatness Collection continues, as the brand unveils two more silhouettes to the line with the Air Max 1 Ultra and Roshe LD-1000.

Both pairs are defined by a blacked-out upper with textile and leather overlays, while iridescent accents implemented throughout further pronounces its stealthy makeup for a hint of vibrance. Additionally, the sock liner is detailed with the wording — ?You are STRONG, POWERFUL and BEAUTIFUL.?

With pricing ranging from $160 – $180, you can purchase the models at select Nike retailers starting Thursday, August 25th.

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Author’s Take

Both pairs are versatile and perfect for everyday wear, so you really can’t go wrong with either. I like the iridescent detailing and I’ll have to side with the Air Max 1.

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A member of the “Summer Pack”, this upcoming Nike KD 9 with a multicolor Flyknit upper is certainly one of the best looks yet for the Kevin Durant’s ninth signature shoe. After all, how often do you get multicolored Flyknit and a gum outsole on the same shoe? Paired with the Kyrie 2 and Kobe 11 in coinciding beachside vibes, the the Summer Pack looks to close out the season with a bang for one last warm-weather hurrah before we head into fall. You can get up close and personal with a detailed look at the late summer KD 9 release, and if you like what you see, remember that they drop on August 31st at select Nike Basketball suppliers like Rock City Kicks.

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We just found out that the Nike Air Force 1 Low Linen is expected to make a return later this year, but if you’re a bigger fan of Mids then this one is for you.

Seen above is one of the latest colorways of the Nike Air Force 1 Mid which feature a full Gym Red upper. What makes this pair stand out from any other Air Force 1 is the fact that it has python-textured leather on the overlays to give it an exotic and premium look. The branding, laces, tongue, inner liner, and strap have also been done in red with the only source of contrast being the white sole unit.

You can purchase this luxurious colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Mid at select Nike retailers now for $105.

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Author’s Take

I like the python textured overlays, but if some color contrast was added on the upper this shoe would have looked a lot better. I’m kind of tired of the all-red colorway already.

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Remember the Nike Kobe Fade To Black Pack that released earlier this year? You know, the pack that 95% of us struck out on? Yeah, that one. Well, you’re now going to get another chance in picking up a pair from the pack (or strike out again). With the Los Angeles City Council recently naming August 24th (tomorrow) as Kobe Bryant Day, Kobe Bryant’s official site has decided to pop some bottles for this grand occasion and restock the entire Nike Kobe Fade To Black Pack. Said to be releasing in limited quantity, it appears as if every single pair/model from the pack will be up for grabs at retail price. The restock will be limited to one pair per person so now is the time to start thinking which pair you’re going to go after. Make sure you check back on Kobe?s official website early tomorrow to find out exactly when the shoes will be dropping.

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Heads up, two brand new colorways of the Nike Air Max 90 Woven will be releasing very soon.

The first pair comes with a clean and simple Black and White color scheme as black nubuck dominates the upper with a white leather woven design taking over the mudguard. Other details include a white midsole, icy blue outsole, and black waxed laces. The second option takes on a Light Iron Ore upper with white woven leather detailing also on the mudguard. Look for both Nike Air Max 90 styles to release at select Nike retailers later this Fall.

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Author’s Take

I like the Air Max 90 Woven just not in either of these two colorways. I prefer something without white on it.

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In two days we’ll see the release of the next Nike Air Foamposite Pro with the debut of the Hyper Cobalt colorway.

This electric colorway of the retro Nike Basketball sneaker features a heavy dose of Hyper Cobalt as the entire foam shell upper, outsole, and branding hits have all been done in the bright shade of blue. Contrasting hits of Black then land on the tongue, laces, inner liner, the leather eyestay and ankle, and the jewel Swoosh logo on the side panels.

Look for the Nike Air Foamposite Pro Hyper Cobalt at select Nike retailers beginning on August 25th for a retail price of $230. Be sure to click and bookmark our official Nike Air Foamposite Pro Hyper Cobalt launch page now for more images, the latest info and release details.

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Author’s Take

If the outsole was black instead of blue I think more people would have liked the shoe. I’m not a fan of Foamposites though so these are a pass for me regardless.

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If you can’t afford to get a custom pair of Air Force 1 done with real python leather, than the Nike Air Force 1 Mid Black Python is probably the next best thing. Using a Black leather with python leather texture placed all over, let’s take a look at thus lux looking version of the AF1 Mid.

The shoe starts off with a Black leather upper. Black smooth leather us used on the toe, side panels, heel and Nike Swoosh, while python leather texture is placed on the remaining parts of the upper. Tonal branding and laces complete the monochromatic look up top. Down low you will find a White sole unit to give the shoe some nice sharp contrast. Available internationally, we will let you know once these arrive stateside.

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Author’s Take

It’s okay, but it’s not for me. I’d actually like to get a pair of custom Jordans/AF1s with real python leather somewhere down the line. Go big or go home, right?

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After getting an early look at this shoe last week, Nike has now officially unveiled the upcoming Nike Kobe 11 Mambacurial.

This vibrant colorway of the Kobe 11 comes dressed in a full Flyknit upper in College Navy and Racer Blue. This colorway pulls inspiration from Kobe?s love for football/soccer. Hits of University Red are also present along with gold detailing on the Swoosh and Kobe branding. A gum outsole finishes things off on the Nike Kobe 11 Mambacurial that will be arriving at retailers on September 8, 2016 for a retail price of $200.

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Author’s Take

I like it. Another clean Kobe 11. I’m not willing to pay $200 for it so I’ll just wait until these get marked down in the future.

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The more images I see of the Nike LunarEpic Flyknit Low Multicolor, the more I feel like I need it! It was recently reported that this colorway of the Nike LunarEpic Flyknit Low was going to be releasing on August 25th, with the date rapidly approaching, that no longer looks to be the case.

Rocking the beloved Multicolor look, the Nike LunarEpic Flyknit Low looks better than ever. An array of colors takes care of the Flyknit woven one-piece upper, while the use Flywire construction gives you some additional support. A White Lunarlon sole unit and Nike Swoosh give the shoe just the right amount of contrast. Available internationally, stay tuned to find out when these get a stateside release.

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Author’s Take

I’ve heard nothing but good things about this model. This has become a must-cop.

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Thanks to the almost unlimited possibilities with its color-faded mesh upper, the Nike finds another new look for the Air Max Plus this fall. This time the fiery Air Max model cools down a bit with a color palette in navy blue and white, which transitions from heel to toe with the TPU webbing in dark navy. Unfortunately, fans of the Air Max Plus may be feeling the blues, becasue it looks like these will remain exclusive to Foot Locker in Australia and Europe.

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