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Aside from the Nike Dunk Low WMNS Nebula Blue that we recently previewed, another new Dunk Low that was recently unveiled is the Nike Dunk Low Gorge Green Deep Royal you see below.

Said to be part of a larger varsity-themed collection, this new makeup of the Nike Dunk Low comes dressed in a White, Gorge Green, Deep Royal Blue, and Sail color scheme that’s constructed out of a leather base alongside mesh tongue and lining. The sneaker features a White base that is then accented by the Gorge Green overlays and Royal Blue hits on the Swooshes, heels, and outsole. Elsewhere you will find Red hits on the tongue and heel branding, varsity-themed insoles that feature varsity-themed ?NIKE? lettering, White laces and a Sail midsole.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk Low Gorge Green Deep Royal to drop in the upcoming months at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Gorge Green Deep Royal.

In other news, the Air Jordan 12 WMNS Brilliant Orange is dropping soon. You trying to cop?

Nothing crazy or fancy when it comes to this Nike Air Force 1 Mid just a simple colorway with clean execution. This Nike Air Force 1 Mid takes on a two-tone color makeup as the sneaker boasts a Coconut Milk canvas on the toes, side panels, and ankles. For contrast and a pop of color we see the addition of Mica Green leather overlays. To cap off the design we see more Coconut Milk detailing on the laces, heel tabs, and midsoles as well as Mica Green rubber outsoles. If you’re feeling these Air Force 1s you can cop now online and at select retailers for $140.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Mid Mica Green.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

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Perfect for lounging around during the summer is the Nike ACG Air Moc in this “Ocean Bliss” colorway. The Nike ACG Air Moc is highlighted by its cord and toggle lacing system. This pair is constructed out of a mint blue synthetic upper with polka dot indentations all throughout the upper. Additional details include mini embroidered Swooshes on the lateral ankles and lasered-like graphic insoles. You can scoop up this Nike ACG Air Moc online and at select retailers now for $90.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike ACG Air Moc Ocean Bliss.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

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This latest offering of the Nike Air Max 1 aims to turn heads for the summer of 2023 as the sneaker is highlighted by volt suede detailing. Coming with an OG makeup, this women’s colorway of the Nike Air Max 1 starts off with a White mesh construction on the base of the upper which is joined by grey nubuck on the overlays. The defining feature on this Air Max 1 is the Volt suede accents noted on the Swooshes and mudguards. More volt accents then hit the upper eyelets, and the branding on the tongues, insoles, and heels. White rubber midsoles down below along with tri-colored rubber outsoles in white, black, and volt round out the look on this Nike Air Max 1 that will be releasing in the coming weeks for $140.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike WMNS Air Max 1 Volt Suede.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

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Nike adds a punch of color to this offering of the Nike Air Force 1 Low that is a great option for the summer. This Uptown starts off with a Sail hue blanketing the majority of the upper in a combination of leather and mesh with tonal detailing seen on the laces, tongues, inner liner, and even the entire rubber sole unit. The highlight of this Air Force 1 Low comes on the Swooshes, heel tabs, tongue tags, and insoles where we see an orange streak print/pattern. Black Nike branding on the tongues, insoles, and heels wrap up the look on this Nike Air Force 1 Low that can be scooped up online and at select retailers now for $120.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Force 1 Low Orange Streak.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

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Nike always likes to step outside the box when it comes to some of their silhouettes, especially a classic like the Nike Air Max 1. Taking a look at this Nike Air Max 1 it’s important to note that this is a women’s colorway so good luck trying to fit into a pair if you’re a larger men’s size. The classic Tinker Hatfield design gets a premium construction on the upper where we see a combination of mesh, leather, and canvas throughout in different shades of white. For some color we have the addition of a colorful pastel paisley print on the side panels, tongues, and heels. What stands out the most on this Air Max 1 are the dangling metal charms hanging off the lateral heels as well as the metal Swoosh-branded tongue pendants. Down below we have a White rubber midsole atop a colorful semi-translucent outsole to cap off the design. Any ladies (or guys) feeling these Air Max 1s can cop now online and at select retailers for $160.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike WMNS Air Max 1 ?87 Washed Paisley.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

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If you’re a fan of the classic Nike Air More Uptempo then perhaps you may want to try out the slide version of the sneaker. Yes, you read that correct, a SLIDE version of the Nike Air More Uptempo. Appropriately dubbed the Nike Air More Uptempo Slide, this slide features a plush, padded strap in White with perforations ad the signature jumbo “AIR” branding on the side panels in white with red outline. Down below the visible Nike Air cushioning offers time-tested comfort while the rubber outsole features the grip pattern from the original Uptempo, delivering traction and durability. This White and University Red colorway can be scooped up directly from nike.com and select retailers for $85.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

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Halloween is still four months way, but it’s never too early to hit you with an early treat. Dropping later on this year, here is a sneak peek at the Nike SB Dunk High Sweet Tooth.

This special edition iteration of the Nike SB Dunk High comes dressed in a Amarillo, Orange, White, and Black color scheme. The sneaker pays homage to the candy corn treat filled with lots of easter eggs. Details include modified ?Nike SB? branding on the tongue tags where the ?i? is replaced by a small candy corn-like emoji. The sneaker features a tri-colored gradient leather upper in white, orange, and yellow highlighted by a toe box that is given a design that resembles teeth marks. A closer look unveils the inside of the tongue tag housing a a molar (tooth) with pieces of SB-branded candy stuck to it alongside a warning message: ?don?t take candy from strangers.? Adding to them them are custom candy corn insoles and semi-translucent outsoles adorned with an all-over candy corn print.

Retailing for $120, the Nike SB Dunk High Sweet Tooth is expected to drop sometime around Halloween at select skate shops and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Red Panda.

In other news, are you looking forward to the upcoming Air Jordan 7 Chambray?

UPDATE (7/4): Detailed images of the Nike SB Dunk High “Sweet Tooth” via Private Selection. The sneaker is inspired by the popular Halloween treat, candy corn.

UPDATE (7/3): Here’s a full in-hand look at the Nike SB Dunk High “Sweet Tooth” via masterchefian. A release is expected some time around Halloween. Stay tuned for official images soon.

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Slated to drop later on this year, here is a first look at the women’s Nike Dunk Low Light Smoke Grey.

Our first look at this women’s Nike Dunk Low shows that it comes dressed in different shades of Grey with slight contrast by way of the White accents. Constructed in a mix of canvas, premium leather, and mesh, the sneaker features a Grey canvas base with a darker shade taking care of the leather overlays and heel tabs. Other defining features include the White tumbled leather Swooshes, the mini enamel tongue branding and the new ?Nike? text on the heels. A White midsole atop a Grey rubber outsole rounds out the main features of the sneaker.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike Dunk Low WMNS Light Smoke Grey to release in the coming months at select  retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low WMNS Light Smoke Grey.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

UPDATE (7/4): Official images of the Nike Dunk Low WMNS “Light Smoke Grey”. A release is still pending.

Yoon Ahn?s AMBUSH fashion brand and Nike have been getting busy these past few years. Over these past few years we’ve seen collabs between them centered around the Nike Dunk High, Nike Air Adjust Force and even the Air Force 1 Low. Looking to keep the pedal to the metal, both powerhouses will be teaming up once more to release a collaborative iteration of the Nike Air More Uptempo Low. Dropping later on this year, here is a first look at the AMBUSH x Nike Air More Uptempo Low in Black and White.

Releasing alongside a Limestone colorway, this Black and White iteration of the model pays homage to the original Air More Uptempo colorway that released back in 1996. Design details include an all-Black nubuck upper paired up with matching mesh tongues and leather ?AIR? lettering that comes outlined in White. Elsewhere you will find more White accents that take care of the Swoosh logos on the toe box, lateral midsole, heels, and outsole. The sneaker is given a collab feel thanks to the AMBUSH logo spotted on the rear portion of the midsole, as well as the co-branded insoles. Finishing details include the full-length Air Sole unit on the solid Black rubber sole.

The AMBUSH x Nike Air More Uptempo Low Black White has no official release date yet, but current reports suggest we see these drop sometime during the Fall season for the retail price of $190. Stay tuned for more images and official release information.

In release news, the Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan is debuting in November.

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The Nike Runtekk is an all-new women’s exclusive silhouette that is intended to be worn as a lifestyle model. Already showcased in Summit White earlier this year, today we get an official look at the upcoming White/Green pair. Design details on the Nike Runtekk include a White open mesh upper with the leather overlays also done in white. Standout features include the 3D-esque Swoosh logos on the side panels in green and a chunky sole unit in cream that gives the model a bit of a modern aesthetic. More green accents throughout the upper and a tri-colored outsole in cream, green, and black finish off the look on this Nike Runtekk that will be releasing soon for $110.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike WMNS Runtekk White Green.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

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The Nike ACG line will be bringing back the Nike ACG Air Exploraid in 2024. For those not too familiar with the model, the Nike ACG Air Exploraid is a trail running shoe that first dropped back in 1999. It was known for being a trail running shoe that excelled in durability and unmatched comfort.

One colorway of the model that will be releasing as part of Nike?s Spring 2024 collection is the Nike ACG Air Exploraid Ash Green. Shown below, the Nike ACG Air Exploraid features a neoprene inner bootie, a prominent Nike Air unit in the heel, and a mesh material encasing the forefoot?s midsole. This pair features the Ash Green hue on the ankle, collar, eyestay and toe region, while Black and Grey hits land on the neoprene bootie, tongue and overlays. ACG branding on the lateral side of the ankle, Grey laces and a two-tone sole complete the look. 

Retailing for $140, look for the Nike ACG Air Exploraid Ash Green to release sometime in February, 2024 in extended men?s sizing, ranging from 3.5 to 15. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike ACG Air Exploraid Ash Green.

In release news, don’t sleep on the upcoming Air Jordan 1 High OG UNC Toe!

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Dark tones converge on this new colorway of the Nike SB Blazer Mid Premium that will be releasing for the summer of 2023. Taking on a deconstructed aesthetic throughout, this Nike SB Blazer Mid features a patchwork-like look on the upper which includes various materials that include leather, mesh and suede throughout. Black and Navy take care of the majority of the sneaker while contrasting White gets added on the branding that appears on the tongues, lateral ankles, and heels. A full black rubber sole unit down below with white speckling on the outsole rounds out the look on this Nike SB Blazer Mid Premium that will be releasing in the coming weeks for $100.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike SB Blazer Mid Premium Navy Black.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

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Nike SB will be teaming up with Japanese skateshop TIGHTBOOTH to release a special iteration of the Nike SB Dunk Low. Previewed below, the TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low gets its inspiration from TIGHTBOOTH?s unique brand identity and captivating color schemes.

The TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low is given a clean and versatile White and Black color scheme. Design details include a Black hairy suede upper offset by the White leather overlays covered in debossed scratch-like graphics. Elsewhere you will find Black tumbled leather Swooshes attached with a TIGHTBOOTH label tag on the lateral side. Some co-branded details appear on areas such as the tongues and special lace dubraes. A Black midsole and White rubber outsole complete the look. An extra set of laces and custom packaging will also be included.

Releasing in limited quantities, look for the TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low to drop later on this year.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

UPDATE (7/3): More images of the TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low via Shinpei Ueno. A release is currently expected during Holiday 2023.

In addition to the recently previewed NY vs. NY colorway, Nike will also be dropping the Nike Terminator Low in the Velvet Brown finish that you see below.

Said to be part of the brand’s Fall offerings, the Nike Terminator Low Velvet Brown opts for a bit of an exotic motif that gives the sneaker a Sail, White, Chocolate Brown, and Black color scheme. Constructed in a mix of leather, mesh, and suede, design details include a White base contrasted by the Brown suede croc texture overlays. Elsewhere you will find Black on the leather Swooshes on the side panels and ?NIKE? branding on the heels. Finishing details include the padded leather tongues, the vintage-style tongue labels, Sail midsole and Dark Brown rubber outsole.

It has been announced that the Nike Terminator Low Velvet Brown will release on July 14th for the retail price of $120.. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Terminator Low Velvet Brown.

In release news, don’t sleep on the upcoming Air Jordan 1 High OG UNC Toe!

UPDATE (7/3): It has been announced that the Nike Terminator Low Velvet Brown will release on July 14th for the retail price of $120.

UPDATE (5/19): First previewed last week, we now have official images of the Nike Terminator Low Velvet Brown to share with you. Retail is $120. Look for these to drop in the coming months.