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A new Nike Air Max 95 for the summer of 2023 is on the way with this “Mystic Red” color option of the popular model. Done in an appealing color combination of Mystic Red, Guava Ice, Picante Red, White, and Black, this Nike Air Max comes constructed out of a mesh, leather, and ripstop nylon throughout with Giaca Ice dominating the upper portion of the sneaker and the various shades of red on the signature wavy side panels and mudguards. More of the same hues land on the various branding throughout the sneaker, laces, tongues, and inner liner. Finishing details include 3M reflective hits on the tongues and heels, white rubber midsoles, and black rubber outsoles. Fans of the Nike Air Max 95 can look for this pair to release in the coming weeks for $175.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 95 Mystic Red.

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Dropping in a couple of weeks, here is a good look at both pairs from the Jacquemus x Nike J Force 1 Low LX collaboration.

This latest collaboratioon between Jacquemus and Nike consists of two modified iterations of the Air Force 1 Low that have been given a makeover highlighted by its woven aesthetic. Done in your choice of White or Black, the Jacquemus x Nike J Force 1 Low LX is a hybrid of the Air Force 1 and the ACG Terra, two of Simon?s (founder of Jacquemus) favorite Nike shoes. Design details include a full leather build alongside mesh used on the tongues and lining. The modifications come by way of the woven-covered midsole while other details include the Metallic Silver hardware, Jacquemus branding on the lace dubraes, debossed heels, and underfoot atop a waffle rubber outsole.

Retailing for $170, look for this collaboration to release on June 13th via Jacquemus.com followed by a wider release on June 21st via Nike.com (SNKRS).

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 1 Low OG Black Cement is slated to drop this month.

UPDATE (6/6): Here are official images of the Jacquemus x Nike J Force 1 Low LX Pack. Coming in your choice of Black or White, the sneaker is highlighted by the woven-covered midsole. Retailing for $170, look for this collaboration to release on June 13th via Jacquemus.com followed by a wider release on June 21st via Nike.com (SNKRS).

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Los Angeles based brand Born x Raised joins forces with Nike to create and release a collaborative edition of the Nike SB Dunk Low. This Nike SB Dunk Low features a white premium leather on the majority of the upper which is then contrasted by blue nubuck on the overlays. Standout details include Born x Raised?s signature motto, ?One Block At A Time,? embroidered on the forefoot and tongue tags, holographic Swooshes and heel tabs, “On The Turf” 3D text on the midsole?s heel as well as on the inner tongues, co-branded insoles, tongue tags, heels, and outsoles, and ?In Loving Memory? heat pressed on the laces with Born x Raised branded lace tips. A white leather inner liner, an intricate design on the toe perforations and upper eyelets, and embroidered motif on the lateral ankles round out the look on this Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low that will be releasing in the coming months. Keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low.

In release news, will you be going after the Air Jordan 1 High OG Washed Black on June 10th?

UPDATE (6/6): Official images of the Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low that will be releasing later this year.

UPDATE (1/18): Here are more images of the Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low courtesy of yankeekicks. New images show that the sneaker also comes with an extra Pink laces with a paisley print to switch up the look to your liking and taste.

UPDATE (1/12): A look at on-feet images of the Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low via Private Selection.

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Another colorway of the Nike Air Max 1 86 has surfaced. Dropping later on this year, here is a first look at the Nike Air Max 1 86 Blue Safari.

Much like the recently released Nike Air Max 1 ?86 OG Big Bubble University Red, the Nike Air Max 1 86 is a version of the Air Max 1 designed and made to look like the original production run in 1986, before the Air Max 1 dropped in 1987. This Blue Safari iteration of the model comes dressed in a Light Smoke Grey and Diffused Blue color scheme. It features a mesh base paired up with textile overlays, suede Swooshes, and the timeless safari print used on the mudguards. Elsewhere you will find the signature ?Nike? branding on the tongue labels, insoles, and heel embroidery all while being topped off with the longer visible Air unit in the heel atop an aged-like midsole and Blue rubber outsole.

Retailing for $170, look for the Nike Air Max 1 86 Blue Safari to drop 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 Air Max 1 86 Blue Safari.

In release news, will you be going after the Air Jordan 1 High OG Washed Black on June 10th?

UPDATE (6/6): The Nike Air Max 1 86 “Blue Safari” aka “Lost Sketch” will be releasing on June 16th via SNKRS and select retailers for $170.

Lost and found. Open the vault. Make “what if?” a reality. Pulling details from a long lost notebook, this Air Max 1 brings one of Tinker Hatfield’s early drawings to life for the first time. Originally conceived in ’86, the design brings history into the now with a worn aesthetic on the leather overlays and aged midsole. Safari print on the mudguard and a ‘hand drawn’ graphic above the Nike Air window round out the story of pulling pages from the history books, while shades of purple and blue mix with Light Smoke Grey for a colorway that’s a dream come true.

UPDATE (6/5): New images of the Nike Air Max 1 86 “Blue Safari” via Bodega which is currently expected to release on June 16th.

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Nike will be giving us more colorways of the Nike P-6000 for 2023 with one of those pairs being this “Light Iron Ore” iteration showcased via official images. The Nike P-6000 draws inspiration from the 2006 Air Pegasus, bringing you a mash-up of iconic style with early-2000s vibe. This pair gets done in an official color makeup of Light Iron Ore, Metallic Silver, Photon Dust, Flat Pewter, and Summit White as the sneaker essentially gets covered in a full grey upper in a mesh, leather, and suede construction. Standout details include Swooshes on the side panels, white detailing on the laces and midsole, 3M reflective detailing on the laces and Swooshes, and a grey rubber outsole. You can look for this Nike P-6000 ?Light Iron Ore? to release in the coming weeks for a price tag of $120.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike P-6000 Light Iron Ore.

In release news, will you be going after the Air Jordan 1 High OG Washed Black on June 10th?

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After hitting you with a preview of the Nike Dunk Low Michigan, we now give you a look at the Nike Terminator Low Liberté.

Previewed below, the Nike Terminator Low Liberté comes dressed in a Phantom, Wolf Grey, and Coconut Milk color scheme. Subtle in appearance and color, details include an upper constructed in a mix of leather and suede alongside woven textiles on the tongues. The sneaker’s nickname is ?Liberté,? which translates to ?Freedom? in English. This word is printed on the tongue labels and insoles, which could possibly lead to a wider Liberté collection that has yet to be unveiled. Sail laces, a Yellowed midsole and Wolf Grey outsole complete the look.

Retailing for $130, the Nike Terminator Low Liberté is set to release in the coming months at select retailers and Nike.com. Are you looking forward to this release? For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Terminator Low Liberté.

In release news, will you be going after the Air Jordan 1 High OG Washed Black on June 10th?

UPDATE (6/5): Check out official images of the Nike Terminator Low “Liberté” that will be releasing later this summer.

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Dropping later on this year, here is a first look at the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low. Not familiar with Crenshaw Skate Club? This label was founded by Tobias McIntosh who grew up in South Central Los Angeles skating with his friends. He decided to start Crenshaw Skate Club as a way for something to represent him, his friends, and others that resemble them in the skate industry. The goal of Crenshaw Skate Club (CSG) is to represent and empower inner city skaters all over the world.

Previewed below, the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low comes dressed in a mix of Brown, Blue, and Green hues. Details include cracked leather overlays, with co-branding appearing on the tongue tags, inner tongue labels, back heel tabs and insoles. The sneaker also comes with a translucent outsole housing the same CSG graphic you see on one of the inner tongue labels.The sneaker will also include an extra set of laces and special packaging.

The Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low does not have an official release date yet, but current reports have them releasing in the coming months at select skate shops and crenshawskateclub.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low.

In release news, will you be going after the Air Jordan 1 High OG Washed Black on June 10th?

UPDATE (6/5): Here’s a look at official images of the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low. An exact release date has not been announced yet but stay tuned for updates.

UPDATE (5/24): Check out on-feet images of the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low via yankeekicks.

UPDATE (5/18): Chris Colgan gives us another look at the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration. No release date yet. Stay tuned.

UPDATE (5/3): Here are more images of the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low via masterchefian / Private Selection. Look for these to drop sometime in October.

UPDATE (5/2): Here is an in-hand look at the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low. Look for these to drop sometime during the month of October.

UPDATE (4/26): Here is our first good look at the Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low via Tuxedo America / iamricosuav.

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