The newly-introduced Nike Air Pegasus ?89 Tech is a modernized iteration of the iconic retro runner this season, and it’s highlighted in a fall-appropriate colorway of night maroon.

Tweaked for colder weather, the redesigned runner boasts a durable, water-repellent coating that helps block moisture, while neoprene inner sleeve hugs your foot for warmth. In addition, reflective details stand out in low light to increase its visibility, as it’s topped off by a lightweight foam midsole with Air-Sole unit for cushioning and a solid rubber waffle outsole.

Retailing for $110, you can purchase this women’s variation at select Nike retailers now, as well as directly though its official online shop.

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Author’s Take

I’m a fan of the silhouette’s design in general. The modern updates are a nice touch and more functional. This colorway is appealing as well.

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With the colder season upon us, this Nike Roshe Mid Winter Stamina Hiking edition consists as the brand’s latest weathered-inspired silhouette.

Drawing inspiration from the popular Roshe, particularly for its upper, the model is enhanced with updates such as a revamped outsole with never-before-seen hexagonal lugs for maximum traction, in addition to a mesh extended upper that gives off more of a boot style.

Treated in a classic colorway of black and red, you can purchase this notable GS pair at select Nike retailers nationwide now for $85.

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Author’s Take

This hybrid edition look cool and appealing, especially in this colorway. I’d rather purchase an actual boot though.

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The Nike Zoom Mercurial Flyknit receives an all-new colorway to kick-off the Fall 2016 season, as it’s set to debut in a favorable palette of university red/black.

The soccer boot/sneaker hybrid silhouette is defined by its sleek and streamlined knitted upper with an extended sock-like collar, bearing the distinctive tones, while additional black leather overlays adorn the heel for reinforcement and premium flair. Finally, a matching full-length Zoom Air sole unit rounds out the overall composition and two-tone color scheme perfectly.

Priced at $200, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers worldwide starting tomorrow, October 3.

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Author’s Take

I like the silhouette in general and it looks solid with the different tooling. In this colorway, it?s pretty nice, versatile and stylish.

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The Nike Air Max Tavas returns in another perfect Fall colorway, as it’s now doused in grove green.

Composed of breathable mesh and suede for its upper with no-sew overlays for a modern look and lightweight breathability, the sneaker is further reinforced with a perforated heel overlay rendered in contrasting black for a complementing touch. Additional hits of black adorn the Swooshes on the side panels and portion of its outsole, while it’s all juxtaposed against a crisp white rubber sole unit.

Retailing for $90, you can expect to find this pair at Nike retailers stateside very soon.

Images: Titolo

Author’s Take

I like the model in general and it’s appealing in this colorway. It?s nice for everyday wear, especially for this Fall season.

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In addition to the recently featured binary blue finish, the Nike Air Max Zero is also treated in another tonal finish of cool grey for its latest iteration this Fall 2016.

Composed of breathable mesh and hyperfuse overlays across its upper, the defining hue essentially covers the sneaker’s entire profile, alongside hits of dark grey for a truly subdued makeup. Notable details include reflective branding on the heel and branding on the side panels via Swooshes, while it’s adhered atop a light grey-colored full-length rubber sole unit.

With this official unveiling, this pair is suggested to debut 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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While the collaboration with Pigalle was a notable standout this past Summer 2016, the NikeLab Air Unlimited returns in another new colorway this Fall 2016.

Recently featured in tan, the vintage basketball sneaker is also treated in a timeless hue of all-black. The understated tone essentially covers the nubuck-based upper, neoprene bootie construction, signature cross-pull strapping system, laces and full-length rubber sole unit.

You can expect to find this pair at select Nike retailers in the coming weeks, but, stay tuned to KicksOnFire for more updates.

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Author’s Take

I’m a fan of the classic design and this colorway is a versatile pair. I’d prefer the tan version, just because it’s a bit more stylish.

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With Fall officially in its infancy, this new and upcoming colorway of the Nike Air Footscape Magista in team red, perfectly coordinates with the season.

The defining hue is essentially prominent on the flyknit upper and extended sock-like collar, while it’s complemented with contrasting black accents gracing the Swooshes, pull tabs, suede overlays on the heel and full-length sole unit. Finally, touches of shimmering gold are evidenced on the rear and tongue tag via branding to pronounce its design even more.

Priced at $200, you can purchase this sneaker/soccer boot hybrid at select Nike retailers starting tomorrow, October 3.

Images: Solebox

Author’s Take

I don?t own a pair, but, I?m a big fan of the silhouette. I?m biased towards this colorway as well and and I?d consider purchasing.

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Nike continues to give us versatile footwear for the Fall and Winter seasons such as the variety of colorways that they’ve been releasing of the Nike Lunar Force 1 Duckboot.

Now making its return is the Nike Air Max 95 Sneakerboot. For the Fall of 2016, Nike has reissued the Dark Loden colorway that made its debut last year. This Air Max 95 Sneakerboot features a combination of Dark Loden, Black, and Cargo Khaki on the upper which comes with reflective details and water-repellent materials to promote visibility and comfort.

You can scoop this Air Max 95 Sneakerboot at select Nike accounts now for $200.

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Author’s Take

If you want to wear Air Max 95s all year long then you should definitely pick up a pair of these sneakerboots. These are a pass for me though.

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The Nike Air Foamposite One will be celebrating its 20th anniversary next year and Nike will be celebrating the milestone in a big way.

Lots of OG colorways will be making a return but the pair that people will probably be excited about the most is the one that started it all, the OG Royal. Today we get our first look at the 2017 Nike Air Foamposite One Royal which comes with a Royal foam shell upper and black accents on the tongue, inner liner, eyestay, and heel. A translucent icy outsole wraps up the look on this iconic Foamposite that is scheduled to release some time in the Spring of 2017.

Are you excited? Stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for new images and release updates.

h/t: SBD

Author’s Take

Such a classic colorway. Even though I’m not a fan of the Foamposite, I can appreciate this pair.

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Joining the black plaid colorway that we showed you last week, we now present to you another colorway of the Nike Dunk High Ultra.

This time the modified basketball sneaker comes draped in a Sport Red water-resistant rubberized upper with a black and red plaid pattern present on the inner liner. The laces, midsole, and the special tongue tag with an umbrella on it have all been done in white to provide some contrast to the shoe.

You can pick up this Nike Dunk High Ultra that will protect you from the rain right now at select Nike retailers for $120.

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Author’s Take

It doesn’t rain much where I live so I don’t really have use for shoes like this. I prefer the original Dunk with a leather or suede upper.

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The Nike Air Presto has received the Greedy/What The treatment for the Fall of 2016.

Just like the Nike Air Max 95 that released last year and featured a combination of some of its most popular colorways all on one shoe, Nike has done the same with the Air Presto. Previously believed to be a collaboration with BEAMS, it turns out that this colorway has nothing to do with the shop and instead celebrates the lineage of the classic runner. A variety of colors are spotted on this Air Presto as it is constructed in its usual neoprene upper and mesh inner liner.

The Nike Air Presto Greedy is expected to release some time in October so make sure to stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for more release info as soon as it becomes available.

h/t: SBD

Author’s Take

I like them. These will definitely sell out instantly as soon as they release.

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We just came across another colorway of the Nike Air Huarache Utility. This time around Nike covers the shoe’s upper in a clean Olive and Black colorway. Said to already be available internationally, let’s take a closer look at the shoe.

The Nike Air Huarache Utility comes constructed out of the usual neoprene and mesh upper. While two different shades take care of the majority of the base, the hits of Black placed throughout act as the accenting color. A solid White midsole and Black outsole complete the look of the shoe. You see yourself rocking these during the Fall? Let us know in the comments below.

via: Shelta

Author’s Take

I love the color scheme, just not crazy about this version of the Huarache. Had this color been on the Huarache Run, I’d be all on it.

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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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