Following its collaboration with NikeLab, the Nike Hyperrev 2016 is now treated in the brand’s latest “Be True” collection, which essentially supports the LGBT community.

With June noted to be Pride month, the basketball silhouette’s hyperfuse-constructed upper that offers durability, breathability and support is rendered in a vibrant palette of orange, green, blue and more to essentially evoke the LGBT flag.

Further detailed with a black/white triangular pattern motif across its lateral portion and rear, the model is finished off with the respective theme embroidered across the ankles.

All resting atop a crisp white sole unit, you can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers starting tomorrow, June 2, for $140.

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Author’s Take

I’m a fan of the silhouette and the theme is a cool homage. If you’re a fan of the silhouette in vibrant shades, this should be a good option.

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In addition to the Air Max Zero and Hyperrev 2016, the Nike LunarTempo 2 will also be included in the brand’s 2016 “Be True” collection.

As previously noted, this particular iteration of the silhouette showcases the brand?s support for the LGBT community and a reflection of diversity within sports.

Flaunting the vibrant theme across its engineered mesh upper, a contrasting black triangular motif is also applied on the component for additional design flair. Further detailed with a pink flywire system and white swooshes across its side panels, the model is finished off with a clean, white full-length phylon sole unit.

Retailing for $100, you can purchase a pair at select Nike retailers starting tomorrow, June 2nd.

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Author’s Take

I’m a fan of runners in general and I like this profile overall. The theme is a nice homage as well and this should get a lot of attention, either on purpose or not.

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Joining alongside the Hyperrev 2016 and LunarTempo 2, will be this standout Nike Air Max Zero to highlight the range of footwear from the brand’s 2016 “Be True” collection.

As with the aforementioned pairs, this silhouette celebrates the LGBT community and a reflection of diversity within sports. Doused in an all-white makeup across its mesh/synthetic upper and sole unit, the defining vibrant theme is prominent on the insoles and visible air unit in the heel, which consists of a gradient rainbow motif as a nod to the LGBT flag, alongside triangular patterns.

Finished off with reflective white laces and the respective moniker on its tongue label, you can find this pair at select Nike stores on June 2nd for $150.

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Author’s Take

I?m a fan of the silhouette overall and the theme is obviously for a positive message. I like the full-white look in general as well.

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Alongside a Chicago-inspired colorway, the next iterations of the Nike Air Force 1 Low is previewed in a new metallic finish.

Perhaps to coordinate with the upcoming Summer 2016 Olympics, the silhouettes’ overall aesthetic evoke the gold and silver medals that are given in the award ceremonies. Essentially comprised of shimmering premium leather, the component is also detailed with miniature perforations to enhance ventilation.

A distinctive logo is slightly peaking on the heel tab, while the model is finished off with a crisp white midsole unit and matching outsole in its respective colorway.

These pairs are scheduled to debut at select Nike retailers in the coming weeks ahead, but stay tuned for further updates.

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Author’s Take

I’m always a fan of this silhouette. I’m biased towards these colorways as well and the theme looks solid. I like both pairs, but I’d side with gold more.

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The Nike Air Max Plus has been a go-to lifestyle model in European markets for years where it’s known as the Nike Air Max TN, and now it’s finally finding a groove in the U.S. market thanks to a number of unique releases. These two upcoming “Summer Satin” renditions replace the traditional mesh base and synthetic flame-like overlays with a monochromatic satin construction for a unique new look. Available in an Enamel Green colorway and a strangely enticing Plum Fog pastel shade, hints of reflective 3M material land on the mudguard for an added touch. Which pair are you feeling? Continue onward for a better view of the latest Nike Sportswear summer collection below and know that each of these satin lifestyle releases will hit Nike SNKRS on June 3rd.

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Nike’s ongoing support of the LGBT community continues with three special releases tomorrow, June 2nd. In honor of LGBT Pride Month, Nike Sportswear has transformed three eclectic models in an array of rainbow gradients ranging from the strong basketball performance model in the Nike Hyperrev 2016, the lifestyle-inclined Nike Air Max Zero, and the sleek cushiony running staple in the Nike LunarTempo 2. Each pair also features a high-contrast black and white angular graphic throughout to further the unique colorway selection. The Nike Air Max Zero will also be available in women’s sizes while the other two models are exclusive to a men’s size run only. Each pair will be available via Nike SNKRS tomorrow in limited quantities. More photos below.

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Similar to its Jacquard iteration, the iconic Nike Air Max 95 receives another modern makeover this season, while still retaining its beloved profile intact.

Straying from its traditional suede and leather overlays, this Ultra edition inherits a mixture of mesh and foam for its seamless upper instead to create a more lightweight and comfortable design.

Perforations are applied throughout the tongue portion to increase breathability as well, while an exposed flywire system evokes a deconstructed vibe for more modern appeal.

Draped in a stealthy black color scheme, this particular pair is scheduled to drop at select Nike retailers in the coming weeks ahead.

Stay tuned for further updates.

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Author’s Take

I’ll always be a fan of this model. I really like the exposed lacing system and the build on this pair is solid. This colorway is a crowd pleaser as well.

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Previously showcased in racer blue and bright crimson, the all-new Nike Zoom All Out Flyknit has not been listed for availability yet, but New York-based retailer, Extra Butter, will be one of a few retailers to stock the model first starting this weekend.

Particularly offering its black/cool grey rendition, the model is defined by its intricately knitted upper with an extended sock design on the ankle. Pops of pink on the flywire and a volt-colored sole unit provides a vibrant finish to its predominantly understated makeup.

If you’re in the NYC, you can purchase a pair at the retailer starting this Friday, June 3.

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Author’s Take

I like the colorway and construction overall, but the silhouette looks too bulky for my taste. It?s a solid offering though, and it should get some attention.

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