As suggested, the low-top is comprised of an intricately women upper with accents of crimson adorning the flywire system on the side panels. Further detailed with touches of black adorning the laces and inner lining, the model is adhered atop a crisp, white midsole unit and laser-siped, pressure mapped outsole that delivers a smooth ride and supremely soft underfoot feel.
You can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers starting Thursday, June 30.
The WMNS Nike Air Pegasus 92 Olympic Drops This Week
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The women’s Nike Air Pegasus 92 Olympic will celebrate the 2016 Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, as the iconic runner is treated in a patriotic theme.
Although, a modernized iteration with a hyperfuse construction that promotes more breathability and a lightweight feel, the upper boasts white as its dominant hue, while touches of red adorn the Swoosh branding, followed by accents of blue located on the tongue tab and outsole.
All resting atop a comfortable zoom sole unit for enhanced cushioning, the theme is encapsulated with gold accents on the heel to symbolize the first-place medals given in the award ceremonies.
Retailing for $100, you can purchase the pair at select Nike retailers on July 1st.
The latest run of Nike Sock Darts just for women have definitely been making some guys jealous with their clean looks featuring gum soles, and this next colorway should be no exception. Once again sporting the always excellent gum outsole option, this upcoming women’s Sock Dart features a tonal Light Bone shade for the mesh and canvas upper with and just a touch of bronze for the strap’s pegs. The finished product is a perfect late summer look for the popular silhouette. Ladies can find their latest Sock Dart colorway at select Nike Sportswear retailers in early July.
More Colorways Of The Nike Sock Dart SE Are On The Way
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Following the cargo khaki iteration, the special edition version of the Nike Sock Dart will be receiving more colorways this season, as two pairs are specifically highlighted.
Both designed with the signature one-piece knit upper and distinctive silicone mid-foot strap, one pair is rendered in light blue, while the other sports black with tan accents. The sneakers are further detailed with TPU overlays on the toe cap and heel for additional reinforcement, as it all rests atop a white midsole unit.
Retailing for $150, you can find these pairs at select Nike stockists in the coming months ahead. Stay tuned for more updates.
Official Images Of The Nike Air More Uptempo Olympic
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Releasing alongside the Nike Zoom Flight 96 Olympic will be the signature sneaker of Scottie Pippen that he also wore during the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.
The Nike Air More Uptempo Olympic will be returning to celebrate both the 20th anniversary of the silhouette and the 1996 Olympic Team, or better known as Dream Team 2. This colorway of the Air More Uptempo comes dressed in a Midnight Navy upper with the jumbo “AIR” branding done in white on the side panels. Additional white accents have also been placed on the heel, tongue, toe, midsole, and outsole. Hits of Sport Red and Metallic Gold complete the look along with Pippen’s #8 Olympic number embroidered on the heel.
Look for the Nike Air More Uptempo Olympic to release on July 20, 2016 for $160.
If I had to pick one colorway of the Air More Uptempo to own it would probably be this one. You just gotta love this red, white, and blue color combination.
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With the 2016 Summer Olympics less than two months away, Nike has decided to introduce the new Unlimited Olympic Collection.
Utilizing Volt and Hyper-Punch Pink, this collection of runners/track & field sneakers all use a similar color scheme that consists of these colors. The inspiration for these colors came from birds and beetles and the way their feathers and shells shine in different colors. In motion, these brilliant colors appear to paint a subtle glowing path, representing not only its wearer?s unlimited athletic abilities but also the way in which Nike views the world: bursting with unlimited inspiration and design possibilities.
The entire collection will be available one nike.com and select retailers on August 4th. Take a look at the silhouettes below.
The Nike Flyknit Elite, Nike Train Ultrafast Flyknit, Nike LunarEpic Flyknit, Nike Air Zoom KD9, Nike Free TR Focus Flyknit and NikeCourt Air Zoom Ultrafly.
The Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 33, Nike Free RN Motion Flyknit, Nike LunarEpic Flyknit, Nike LunarEpic Low Flyknit, Nike Air Zoom All Out, Nike Free RN Flyknit, Nike Free RN and Nike LunarGlide 8.
The Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 33, Nike Free RN Motion Flyknit, Nike LunarEpic Low Flyknit, Nike Air Zoom All Out, Nike LunarEpic Flyknit, Nike Free RN Flyknit, Nike Free RN and Nike LunarGlide 8.
What pair will you be going after? Let us know in the comments below. You can read more about the inspiration behind this collection here.
I’ve always liked bright an vibrant runners and this new Unlimited Collection is exactly that. Some of my favorite silhouettes from the collection are the Nike LunarEpic Low Flyknit and the Nike Free RN Flyknit.
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Official Images Of The Nike Zoom Flight 96 Olympic
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Nike will be releasing a plethora of sneakers this Summer as a part of their 2016 Olympic Collection. One of those shoes will be the Nike Zoom Flight 96 in the OG Olympic colorway.
Having made its debut during the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, the Zoom Flight 96 will be returning in 2016 in celebration of its 20th anniversary. This OG colorway of the retro Nike Basketball silhouette features a White leather upper with Midnight Navy and Metallic Gold detailing. Penny Hardaway’s #6 has even been included on the heel making them identical to the pair he wore back in 1996.
Scheduled to release on July 20th for $130. Will you cop or drop?
Nike Flexes Muscles With Unlimited Collection For Rio Olympics
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Nike presents the Unlimited Collection, a series of footwear anchored by a vibrant volt and hyper punch pink colorway inspired by Nike’s speedy roots and the optic blur of a speedy runner. Included in this collection of footwear for men and women is the recently unleashed Nike KD 9, the LunarEpic Flyknit, the Zoom All Out Flyknit, and a number of other Flyknit-based performance options that will become available on August 4th. Preview the entire collection just below and stay tuned for more updates on Olympic-inspired gear as we near the Summer Games in Rio.
Release Dates For Nikes Olympic Footwear Collection
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Nike Sportswear’s got a busy July ahead with five distinct Olympic-themed sneakers ready to return to stores and make their long-awaited debut. Kicking things off are two updated classics in the Nike Zoom Pegasus ’92-’16 and the Presto Flyknit Mid, releasing on July 1st and July 7th, respectively. Following that drop is a trio of Summer Games classics like Charles Barkley’s Air Force 180 Mid, Scottie Pippen’s Air More Uptempo, and Penny Hardaway’s Zoom Flight ’96 that release on July 20th. Get full release details and pricing info ahead and stay tuned for more updates on Olympic footwear as we near the Rio Games in August.
The Nike Air Presto Woven Will Also Release In A Navy Colorway
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Summer time kicks need to be fresh in more ways than one. One way you can keep your feet cool is by picking up a sneaker with sufficient ventilation. This is exactly the reason why the Nike Air Presto Woven looks to be an ideal choice for the Summer.
The Nike Air Presto Woven is the newest iteration from the Presto line. The shoe comes dressed in a braided woven construction placed on the woven region of the shoe. The neoprene bootie/tongue remain, as does the lacing system, midsole and Nike branding hits. The shoe comes in a Navy upper offset by the White found on the midsole region. Slated for a July 20th drop, let us know what you think about the shoe.
The Nike Air Presto Woven Black Releases Next Month
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Can’t get enough of the Presto? You’re in luck as a brand new version of the shoe is getting ready to make its debut next month. Having gone over the shoe at the beginning of the year, today we get a better look at the Nike Air Presto Woven.
The Nike Air Presto Woven is the latest rendition of the model set to release next month. One of the colors releasing is the all-Black version you see up top. The shoe’s biggest difference is the removal of the neoprene bootie upper in exchange for a braided woven vamp. Though there are changes on the shoe, features such as the lacing system and sole unit continue to remain the same. With Summer in full-effect, I can see these doing well once Nike releases them on July 20th.
In order to celebrate, Nike teamed up with storied poster artists the Ames Bros to craft nine exclusive prints that celebrate Kevin Durant’s innovating and enduring signature line. The story starts off with the KD 1 that released when Kevin was a member of the now extinct Seattle Supersonics and runs all the way to the all-new KD 9, the first Kevin Durant signature shoe that utilizes a Flyknit upper.
Check out the full set of illustrations above and let us know if you plan on picking up the KD 9 USA this Friday.
Seeing a Nike Huarache dressed in Black and Red (and White), is not anything new since we’ve seen this done in the past more than a few times. What makes this pair different from past offerings is the fact that it uses patent leather hits to further mimic the “bred” look we’re used to seeing on the Air Jordan 11.
The Nike Air Huarache Bred starts off with a Black mesh upper covered in nubuck overlays. What really makes the shoe stand out are the Black patent leather hits placed on the shoe’s overlays. Completing the “bred” motif is the White midsole and Red accents found on Huarache tongue branding and outsoles. Thoughts on the look? Stay tuned to find out when Nike decided to release these.
Check Out This Oreo-Inspired Nike Tennis Classic Ultra Flyknit
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Nike celebrated the Wimbledon tournament by releasing two colorways of the Nike Tennis Classic Ultra, one in men’s and one in women’s. But don’t you think they would have been better if they were Flyknit?
Whether or not they would be better is up for debate, but this new white/black colorway is of the Flyknt variety. Looking at this Nike Tennis Classic Ultra Flyknit we can see that white and black combine on the breathable Flyknit upper along with additional white accents on the collar, tongue, laces, heel tab, Swoosh branding and the sole unit.
Grab your pair now from select Nike retailers for $150.
The Nike Air Griffey Max 1 Griffey For Prez Released Today, Did You Cop
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The Nike Air Griffey Max 1 is currently celebrating its 20th anniversary and Nike decided to release this special “Griffey For Prez” colorway today to celebrate.
This new colorway of the Griffey Max 1 celebrates the classic ?Griffey for President? advertising campaign from back in the day and comes equipped with a Midnight Navy nubuck upper that dominates most of the shoe. Team Red accents have then been added on the laces, and the branding on the strap and heel. Completing the patriotic theme are hits of white on the midsole,and the ?24? branding and the Griffey patch on the heel. A gold Swoosh and gum outsole have been added to give a nice pop.
You can purchase a pair right now at select Nike accounts for $160.
Not only is the story/theme behind the colorway pretty cool, but the actual colors used on the shoe are dope. The combination of Midnight Navy with Team Red looks so good and the gum outsole just finishes things off right.
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