While the Dave White Albion pack is releasing tomorrow, the Nike Air Max 95 Essential is rendered in another solid colorway to kick-off Autumn.

Sporting an official palette of Light Taupe/Dark Grey, the sneaker is essentially crafted out of premium materials such as leather and suede, alongside portions of mesh to increase ventilation. Its understated makeup is further detailed with contrasting accents across its side panels, laces and miniature swooshes across its heel, which are shaded in black. Finally, the signature air bubble enhanced full-length sole unit rounds out the design.

You can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers worldwide now.

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Author’s Take

I’ll always be an advocate for this runner. I like the neutral makeup overall and it’s a versatile pair.

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To follow up on its standout campfire iteration, the Nike Air Huarache is offered in a more fall-appropriate finish to coordinate with the start of the season.

Defined by burgundy-like team red hue across its entire upper, the sneaker is comprised of signature elements — neoprene, leather and mesh. Contrasting black accents are seen on the distinctive heel cage system and outsole, while pops of white are utilized for the tongue branding, side panels and midsole unit to cap off the profile.

You can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers worldwide now.

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Author’s Take

This style will always be a crowd pleaser. The colorway is perfect for the season as well, so you can’t go wrong with a pair.

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Will we ever stop seeing new colorways of the Nike Air Max 95? The answer is almost assuredly no. But that’s quite alright with everyone as long as the new looks continue to be this nice. The more-than-classic Air Max model arrives next in this very fall-appropriate rendition, featuring a Light Taupe suede upper and midsole with accents in dark grey for a clean and premium two-tone presentation. If you’re an Air Max 95 fan, this is going to be a release that’s hard to resist. You can find pairs arriving now at select European sneaker shops, which means they’ll be hitting the US soon.

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New Sock Darts are ready to hit their target this fall (your feet), led by this clean new colorway in a simple mix of Midnight Navy and white. The sleek silhouette features its computer-knit upper in dark blue, while white is found for the midsole and heel counter and its unique midfoot straps go clear. Sock Dart lovers can expect this latest look to arrive on the Nike SNKRS App and select Nike Sportswear retailers beginning today.

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So what exactly is the inspiration behind this new Nike Kyrie 2 colorway? While some outlets are calling them the “Black Speckle” colorway, there are also those who say that it’s called the “Wolf Pack” that’s part of a larger all-encompassing collection of sneakers. Regardless of the affiliation, this is another solid release for Kyrie Irving’s second signature shoe, which has won the hearts and minds of his fans and sneaker community at large for its affordable price point, appealing style and standout colorways. While you won’t expect this pair to be high on the hype scale, you can be sure this will be one that Uncle Drew’s fans will be excited to cop when they drop this weekend. Now if only we knew a little bit more about the Nike Kyrie 3. Hey, wait a minute…

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As we transition from the Summer to the Fall, we can expect to see a handful of sneakers be modified or altered to better suited for the change of weather.

The popular Nike Dunk has already made the change as we take a look at the all-new Nike Dunk High Ultra Rain. As the name suggests, this Dunk was designed with the wet weather in mind as it is covered in a black leather upper with a red and black plaid inner liner and umbrella logos on the tongue. Other details include white laces and a white midsole.

You can find this Nike Dunk High Ultra at select Swoosh retailers this Fall for $90. Will you be copping?

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Author’s Take

The umbrella logo and the plaid inner liner are small details, but they make this Nike Dunk stand out a bit. I think more could have been done on the upper to give it that Fall/Winter look.

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Previously on display at the Nike SNKRS Out The Box exhibit at this past weekend’s Yo’Hood show in Shanghai, the Nike SFAF-1, or the Special Field Air Force 1, adapts military-grade materials and aesthetic to the classic Kilgore silhouette, with an SFB-infused upper built with premium leather and extra-durable ballistic nylon. The paracord ankle strap also doubles as a handle for a matching bag that comes accompanied with the NikeLab release of the shoes. Designed by Nike Sportswear footwear designer Ben Kirschner, the Nike Special Field Air Force 1 is set for a release next month with an MSRP of $180. Detailed photos are just ahead.

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It looks like Nike is giving the Kobe signature line a Halloween-theme sneaker this year. I’m glad I was told ahead of time because I would have never guessed it based on what the shoe looks like from afar. No Orange, no Purple, what’s up with that? Anyhow, let’s see if we can find anything remotely related to one of the best holidays of the year.

The Nike Kobe 11 Halloween comes in a tonal grey Flyknit upper. The same hue can be found on the Nike Swoosh, tongue branding and sole unit. The only parts of the shoe that symbolizes any kind of Halloween theme are the skeletal ribs on the heel, the spine-like print on the heel tab strip and the skulls noted on the insoles. Spotted for sale in Japan, we will let you know if/when these ever arrive stateside. First thoughts on the shoe? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

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Author’s Take

I’m curious to see what the theme-correlation is. If it truly is Halloween, I wish it had more of a feel to it.

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Kobe may be retired, but his signature line with Nike is alive and well. It seems like a new colorway of the Kobe 11 drops every week, right? Up next is the Nike Kobe 11 Black Space set to release at the beginning of next month.

The Nike Kobe 11 Black Space is said to symbolize the dark void that Kobe has left in the NBA now that he has retired. Pretty deep, huh? The shoe is made out of a Black Flyknit upper accompanied by a bit of suede placed on the heel. The usual branding appears on the tongue and left heel, while two X’ are noted on the right heel. No word on what those two Xs mean yet. An icy sole and a tonal Nike Swoosh add a perfect finishing touch to the shoe. Said to be dropping on October 1st for $200, is this a Kobe 11 that you’re looking to pick up?

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Author’s Take

Really nice. The Black combined with the icy sole works rather well. I’m sure these are going to sell well.

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Previously on display at the Nike SNKRS Out The Box exhibit at this past weekend’s Yo’Hood show in Shanghai, the Nike SFAF-1, or the Special Forces Air Force 1, adapts military-grade materials and aesthetic to the classic Kilgore silhouette, with an SFB-infused upper built with premium leather and extra-durable ballistic nylon. The paracord ankle strap also doubles as a handle for a matching bag that comes accompanied with the NikeLab release of the shoes. Designed by Nike Sportswear footwear designer Ben Kirschner, the Nike Special Forces Air Force 1 is set for a release next month with an MSRP of $180. Detailed photos are just ahead.

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The Nike Air Max Zero tries on the Ultramarine colorway on for size. If you’re looking for a White sneaker with just a bit of color, take a good look at this pair.

The Nike Air Max Zero Ultramarine comes with a White upper constructed out of a combination of mesh and fuse. Breaking up the tonal look is the Purple and Pinkish hues noted on areas such as the Nike Swoosh, lining, outsole, tongue and heel branding. A White midsole and White set of laces blend in effortlessly with the base of the shoe. No official release date yet, but these can now be found at select retailers such as Capsule. You a fan of this colorway? Let us know in the comments below.

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Author’s Take

I used to have the Air Max 180 in this exact colorway. It’s a great color scheme, and the Air Max Zero is no exception.

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The Nike Zoom Mercurial Flyknit IX has come out in a nice handful of colorways, but there’s no doubt in my mind that the colorway you see above is one of my favorites. Available now, let’s take a look at the official images of the Nike Zoom Mercurial Flyknit IX Dark Grey.

Inspired by the Nike Zoom Mercurial Flyknit Spridon, the Nike Zoom Mercurial Flyknit IX comes in equipped with the same sole unit you find on the Spiridon. The Dark Grey version has the shoe come in a monochromatic offering as it’s covered in the same hue from top to bottom. The Flyknit upper comes with a sock-like fit, while the molded leather  on the heel panels give the shoe a little bit of a premium feel. Priced at $200, pick up your very own pair at select retailers today.

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Author’s Take

I’ve yet to try these one, but this colorway definitely caught my eye. Not a huge fan of the sock-like fit but I think I can make it work. The Spiridon sole looks great on the shoe.

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The original Nike Hyperdunk from 2008 continues its return as a dressed-up lifestyle sneaker this fall. Next up for the unique reinterpretation of the Hyperdunk is this version sporting the familiar and always-popular “Cool Grey” color scheme. Anybody who know “Cool Grey” knows that means one thing: a solid grey upper with white accents. And that’s exactly what you get, with the shoe’s woven paneling, leather details, and Flywire all in grey with a contrasting white sole. This “Cool Grey” rendition has one twist: reflective grey paneling at the toe and eyestays. Expect this latest Hyperdunk Lux at select Nike Sportswear retailers soon.

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Tinker Hatfield brought back one of the earliest sketches of a silhouette with visible air in a way that surprised everyone a few Air Max Days ago. Since then, the Nike Air Max Zero has seen a fairly random and scatterbrained release slate and NIKEiD availability. Luckily, more colorways are headed to retail shelves in an effort to pay homage to some of the more memorable Air Max colorways with the Nike Air Max Zero Ultramarine.

The “Ultramarine” aesthetic first appeared on the Nike Air 180 OG that paired a vibrant Infrared-esque shade with the purplish-blue hue known as Ultramarine atop a simple white base. The head-turning look has since made its return onto a number of other Nike Sportswear silhouette’s but none have been as effective as this simple Air Max Zero pair looking to pay respects to the timeless classic. The Air Max Zero Ultramarine pairs its breathable white mesh with a Bright Crimson heel counter and tongue branding while Ultramarine shades stand out on the Swoosh, lining, and outsole.

Are you a fan of the look? Check out more photos below and stay tuned for release date information right here on Sneaker News in the coming days.

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Nike Sportswear’s Mercurial line has produced some of the most sought after lifestyle models in NSW’s lineup in the past. So it’s a little peculiar that the brand would turn to a running shoe for inspiration with the latest Nike Zoom Mercurial Flyknit Spiridon. With all of the love showed the cult classic running model through the retro slate, we were a little surprised to see the Spiridon’s unique midsole and outsole unit on the Nike Zoom Mercurial IX Flyknit, but it works.

Today we get a look at a brand new “Dark Grey” Nike Flyknit Mercurial IX that makes use of the dark monochromatic effect for a premium offering perfect for any occasion. The Flyknit upper provides a snug, sock-like fit while a molded leather heel panels add a touch of luxury. Check out more of this Nike Flyknit Mercurial IX in the photos below and know that you can purchase your pair today on Nike.com.

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