A new colorway of the classic/vintage Nike basketball sneaker is getting ready to release next week. While the colorway may not be as classic as the pair we say on Back To The Future, it’s still a dope and versatile offering. Coming in a Black and White aesthetic, let’s take a closer look at the Nike Bruin Black/White.

The shoe is constructed out of a Black leather upper. The tonal look of the base is contrasted by the hits of White placed on the leather Nike Swoosh, branding on the tongue and heel, and the sole unit. Said to be dropping internationally beginning June 21st, we will be sure to let you know when these arrive in the states.

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Author’s Take

It may not be the best looking Nike sneaker, but no doubt it’s full of heritage and history. For that reason alone, I may have to pick up a pair.

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For those of you who are’t too familiar with Nike’s Flyease technology, it basically allows disabled athletes who happen to have limited hand movement to slip on to a pair of sneakers with very little to no effort. We’ve seen Flyease versions of LeBron sneakers in the past, now we get to see on the Nike Pegasus 33. Let’s get a closer look at the Nike Flyease Pegasus 33.

The Nike Flyease Pegasus 33 comes with a zipper/strap on the heel. The asymmetrical lacing system uses a material similar to Dynamic Flywire to give the athlete a nice lockdown fit while one gets access to the shoe through the heel. This particular colorway comes in an all-Black makeup with White hits used as the accented colorway. Keep it locked to find out when Nike plans on releasing the shoe.

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Author’s Take

The more Nike sneakers with Flyease technology, the better. I can dig it. It’s nice to see Nike to continue releasing sneakers like this.

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Nike has mastered the art of listening to their athletes and responding to their wants and needs in shoe form. Stefan Janoski asked for more board-feel and contact, which resulted in the top-sider style that has become of the brand’s most recognizable shoes over the last decade. They continue to remix it in ways that benefit the riders, and with the recent Hyperfeel takeover on the latest signature shoe wave, it was only a matter of time that the Janoski received the same treatment. The Nike SB Janoski Hyperfeel offers the same aesthetic, but with lighter, more breathable materials that allow Stefan and whoever has loyalty to the shoe even more benefits. Get this tonal-black colorway now at skateshops around the world like Premier.

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With the Rio Olympics a few months away, Nike Basketball is bringing back a number of iconic Dream Team era retros for the summer including the Nike Air More Uptempo “Olympic”. Scottie Pippen’s go-to model during the Atlanta Games was one of the boldest creations during that historic 1996 run, as the side panels shaped to form ‘AIR’ so there was no doubt in anyone’s mind what technology was featured on the footbed. A Midnight Navy base sees accents of Sport Red to form a patriotic theme while a gold ‘8’ is stitched on the heel in honor of Pippen’s Olympic number. What do you think of this Nike Air More Uptempo retro? Grade school sizes are available today via Jimmy Jazz for $130.

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Aside from the upcoming collaboration with Liberty of London, the women’s Nike Air Rift is introduced in another colorway for Spring/Summer 2016.

Defined by a graphic upper that takes inspiration from the Great Rift Valley — part of an intra-continental ridge system that runs through Kenya, Africa from north to south — the design is applied via a dyeing technique which features shades of dark obsidian/summit white throughout. Touches of vivid pink located on the heel and toe box provide a touch of vibrancy.

Finished off with a white phylon midsole unit and gum outsole for durable traction, you can find this sneaker/sandal hybrid at Nike retailers now for $160.

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Author’s Take

I?m not really a sandal person, but I wouldn?t mind owning this pair. The design is solid and it’s versatile enough for all genders as well. I?d opt for the tonal offerings though.

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The hybrid sneaker-sandal Nike Air Rift is introduced in a new colorway for Spring/Summer 2016, although listed for women only.

Defined by a tie-dye graphic upper that takes cues from the Great Rift Valley — part of an intra-continental ridge system that runs through Kenya, Africa — the palette consists of dark purple dust/summit white and clay orange throughout.

All adhered atop a crisp white phylon midsole unit and versatile gum bottom, the model’s unique split-toe design and stretch fit offers superb comfort and cushioning.

Retailing for $160, you can purchase a pair at select Nike retailers now, including its online shop.

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Author’s Take

Even though I don’t like sandals, I wouldn’t mind purchasing a pair since I like the design. This colorway is versatile for all genders in my opinion too.

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Previously offered in Loyal Blue and built for Clay courts, the NikeCourt Air Zoom Ultrafly is introduced in a new colorway that is engineered for the fast grass tennis courts.

Flaunting a clean, white finish, the model is defined by a single-layer leather upper that provides ultimate support, while Flywire cables create a locked-down fit that helps to keep your foot in control.

All adhered atop a full-length propulsion plate for maximum responsiveness, as well as Zoom Air units for lightweight cushioning, the outsole features dimples for optimal traction.

Finished off with a contrasting black Swoosh across its side panels, you can find it at select Nike retailers starting Monday, June 20th.

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Author’s Take

I like the overall design. I?m biased towards the color and it looks really solid. I?d consider purchasing if I was into the sport.

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Nike’s self-lacing patent found on the Nike Mags and the upcoming Nike Hyperadapt EARL not only carries shoes into the future with once fictitious technology, but it also serves a greater purpose: allowing disabled athletes with limited hand movement to slip into a pair of sneakers with relative ease. Until that self-lacing system becomes more widely accessible and cheaper to produce, Nike is focusing on the Flyease system made famous by Matthew Walzer, Tobie Hatfield, and LeBron James. The latest shoe to be transformed by the added zipper/strap on the heel is the Nike Flyease Pegasus 33. The running model features an asymmetrical lacing system that uses a material similar to Dynamic Flywire for a standard lockdown fit while one gets access to the shoe through the heel. What do you think of the Nike Zoom Pegasus 33 getting the Flyease makeover? Check out more detailed photos below and stay tuned for more release updates right here on Sneaker News.

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Following the release of the Kyrache colorway, the next variation of the Nike Kyrie 2 will be offered in Triple Black.

Previewed in a lifestyle setting, which emphasizes the silhouette on how it’s perceived when worn, the basketball sneaker is essentially dipped in the stealthy hue throughout its Hyperfuse constructed upper, suede mid-foot strap, mesh collar, tongue and collar and full-length rubber sole unit.

Notable details consists of branding located on the heel and tongue.

Retailing for $120, you can purchase a pair at select Nike retailers worldwide on Saturday, July 2.

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Author’s Take

It was about time this colorway was applied on the silhouette. It obviously looks sleek and solid. I?m a fan and this should garner the attention it deserves.

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While LeBron James debuted a blacked-out iteration of the Nike LeBron Zoom Soldier 10 during Game 3 Of The 2016 NBA Finals, a new colorway of the basketball silhouette has surfaced online.

The model sports a full-black upper composed of what seems to be mesh, with large perforations throughout for increased ventilation. Further defined with large velcro straps that offer superb lockdown, the extended ankle support with an additional strap in red provided even more reinforcement.

Accents of white located on the rear Swoosh, branding on the mid-foot and outsole finishes of the overall palette.

Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for an any updates and its official release date.

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Author’s Take

I still like the 9 more. I?m not a fan of the higher build and this is too bulky. Nice colorway though.

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After the Nike KD 9 debuts next Monday in the “Pre-Heat” colorway, a special USA edition will be available in stores beginning on July 1st. This white, red, and blue mix was first spotted at Nike’s Innovation Summit back in March, during which the all-new Flyknit-build sneaker was unveiled to the world. While not the first basketball shoe with Flyknit, the engineered honey-comb webbing is far more resilient and durable compared to the Flyknit shell used on the Nike Kobe signature shoes. In addition, the full-length Zoom Air guarantees an unparalleled level of cushioning and support. Peep the official images just ahead and stay tuned for more details on the KD 9 as the official launch arrives soon.

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With the Nike KD 9 debuting in its inaugural colorways soon, perhaps this upcoming Nike KD 8 What The will consist as the silhouette’s last iteration for the line.

Essentially defined by a fusion of previous designs and colorways into one, such as the Christmas edition, All-star version, BHM Edition and many more, the basketball sneaker flaunts a subdued, yet eye-catching makeup that is primarily focalized across its upper.

Along with a myriad of colors, the model also inherits various prints and textures such as breathable mesh and woven detailing.

The sneaker is supplemented atop a black/grey sole unit with distinct speckling throughout to finish it off.

Retailing for $200, you can find this standout pair at select Nike retailers on Saturday, June 18th.

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Author’s Take

I’m usually a fan of this motif and this pair looks solid. It’s not too loud or disorganized. The colors all work well together and I like the different textures throughout.

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The Nike Air Foamposite One in Optic Yellow is set to debut soon, and while it’s not affiliated with ?Wu-Tang,? the overall palette is a nod to the hip-hop group, as it references their signature tones.

Boasting a bold, two-tone color scheme, the defining hue essentially covers its molded upper, in addition to accents on the tongue and pull tabs. Tonal black converges throughout its profile to complete the palette, in particular, the inner lining, eye stays and sole unit.

Priced at $230, fans can purchase a pair at select Nike retailers next Friday, June 24th.

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Author’s Take

This is one of my favorite bball silhouettes aside from Jordans. I?m a fan of the colorway, but it?s too bright for my taste. I?m sure these will garner a lot of attention ? on purpose or not.

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A silhouette that was popularized in the cult film — Back to The Future — the iconic Nike Bruin is returning once again this season, as the remastered sneaker is elevated with premium details.

Sporting a traditional black and white colorway, the low-top sneaker’s clean profile is constructed of leather across the upper, while pristine hits of white adorn the Swoosh branding across its side panels and full-length rubber sole unit.

A simple and timeless design, you can find this pair at select Nike retailers on June 21st for a retail price tag of $110.

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Author’s Take

You can’t go wrong with this silhouette. Especially in this colorway. I’m a fan of its simplicity overall and it’s a stylish offering that’s perfect for everyday wear.

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2017 will be a milestone year for the Air Max 1, the first-ever Nike sneaker with visible Air Max technology. As the Tinker-designed running shoe celebrates its 30th Anniversary, Nike is warming up with some select sneaker releases like the Air Max 1 CX, which features a color-changing upper that reacts to direct sunlight. These official images reveal the base colorway, but rest assured that the mudguard and swoosh will shine brightly when exposed to the light. More photos are just ahead.

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