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In addition to the recently previewed Air Jordan 1 Acclimate, the Nike SB Blazer Mid Premium will also be releasing in an Acclimate version.

Inspired by the outdoors and made for use in the colder weather, this Nike SB Blazer Mid Premium Acclimate comes dressed in a Noble Green, Black, White, and Safety Orange color scheme. Official images show that this Blazer Mid was designed to look like a hiking boot constructed out of a mix of mesh and suede accompanied by the leather Swooshes and exposed stitching on the sides. Other details include the hits of Orange on the pull tabs, fleece lining, an outdoor-inspired branded patch in the rear, hiking-styled laces and a Black rubber sole.

Feeling these? Retailing for $110, look for the Nike SB Blazer Mid Premium Acclimate to drop sometime in November at select skate shops and Nike.com.

There’s a new color option of the Nike Free Run 2 on the horizon with this Summit White/Pure Platinum pair seen here. Part of Nike’s 2021 fall collection, this Nike Free Run 2 features a grey mesh and textile base on the upper along with a similar hue landing on the suede cage overlays. Light pink detailing then hits the laces and side panels and heel for a burst of color. The signature Free Run rubber sole down below wraps the look up on this Nike Free Run 2 that will be releasing soon for $110.

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Yet another Nike Air Force 1 from Nike’s new “Toasty” Collection has surfaced following the Nike Air Force 1 Low Toasty Black White that we took a look at yesterday. This time around the iconic silhouette from the Swoosh gets git with much more color with this pair that gets covered in earth tones. Constructed out of cozy materials that are better suited for the colder months, this Nike Air Force 1 Low includes recycled fabrics on the upper in hues that include Brown Kelp, Sail, Rattan, Cave Purple, and blue. Contrasting white then hits the Swooshes, laces, heel tab, and the entire AF1 rubber sole unit. Nike’s “Move To Zero” logo hits the tongue tags along with “Toasty” tags on the insoles to wrap things up. Look for this Nike Air Force 1 Low ?Toasty” to drop at select retailers soon for $110.

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What we see above is the all-new Nike Kyrie 7 “Daughters”, one of a few upcoming Nike signature sneakers from an upcoming pack inspired by the athlete?s daughters. This Nike Kyrie 7 is inspired by Irving’s daughter Azurie Elizabeth Irving and gets covered in a Soft Purple textile mesh construction throughout the upper with pink and orange placed all throughout the accents as well as on the branding. Additional highlights include a floral pattern underneath the mesh upper and ?AZ? embroidered on the heels with an illustration of a flower behind it. You can look for the Nike Kyrie 7 ?Daughters? to release in the coming weeks for a price tag of $130.

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We gave you a first look at the Nike Air Force 1 Strapless last week when we showed it to you in the Summit White and Gym Red colorway. Today we hit you with official images of the Nike Air Force 1 Strapless Light Smoke Grey.

Like we previously stated, this new model pays homage to the OG colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 High that dropped way back in 1982, with the major difference being the removal of the ankle strap.

This colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Strapless comes dressed in a Summit White and Light Smoke Grey. The strapless Air Force 1 High starts off with a White tumbled leather upper paired up with matching suede in the rear atop an aged midsole. A unique feature comes by way of the Grey cut-out Swooshes on the sides that help give the shoe some individuality. An unbranded White leather tongue tags, off-White laces and a Light Smoke Grey outsole complete the look.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Air Force 1 Strapless Light Smoke Grey to release in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com.

With the fragment x sacai x Nike LDWaffle “Blackened Blue” dropping this week, the fragment x sacai x Nike LDWaffle “Wolf Grey” will follow a couple of weeks later as new lifestyle imagery of the silhouette have now surfaced online. Overall, the low-top flaunts a grey mesh upper with tonal suede overlays, while sacai?s double detailing appears via white Swooshes on the sides and doubled tongues, which also bears fragment design?s signature lightning bolt logo. Finally, the words ?The Classic / Fragment: sacai? is prominent across the heel area of the white midsole, while co-branded heel tabs,  and a black waffle rubber outsole rounds out the design.

Retailing for $160, look for the fragment x sacai x Nike LDWaffle “Wolf Grey” at select Nike stockists and online on September 8. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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The Nike Dunk Low ?NY vs NY? is scheduled to debut next week as this special iteration is noted as an homage to New York streetball. A perfect pair for summer, green is utilized for its smooth leather base and nylon tongues while white tumbled leather overlays reinforce the uppers. Pops of orange adorn the holographic tongue tags and Swooshes on the side panels, in addition to an ?NY vs NY? embroidered marking on the heels, as well as Nike-branded heel tabs. Finally, black lighting reveals highlighted accents across its entirety, while an icy translucent outsole that bears a schedule of events round out the theme.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk Low ?NY vs NY? at select Nike stockists and online on August 31. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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While the exclusive Nike Dunk Low “NY vs NY” is dropping at the end of this month, the Nike Dunk Low “Georgetown”  is another notable iteration of the popular silhouette and it’s slated to kick off September. As its moniker suggests, the low-top bears a color scheme similar to the Georgetown Hoyas via wolf grey and dark obsidian dominating its leather construction and branded areas. Finally, subtle hits of orange on the insoles, followed by a white midsole and obsidian rubber outsole solidifies the design.

Retailing for $100, look for the Nike Dunk Low “Georgetown” at select Nike stockists and online on September 2. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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With the Nike Dunk High 1985 “Black Acid Wash” releasing later next month, the Nike Dunk High ?Midnight Navy? is another standout variation of the popular Nike Dunk silhouette that will be debuting in a couple of weeks. Clean, and simple, the model bears a white leather base that is punctuated with the defining navy hue for its overlays, Swooshes on the sides, laces, inner lining, and rubber outsole. Finally, a white midsole sandwiched in between tops off the classic two-tone profile.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk High ?Midnight Navy? at select Nike stockists and online on September 3. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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Following the release of the premium Nike WMNS Air Max 97 LX “Woven Cream,” the popular Nike Air Max 97 is introduced in another colorway, this time in a fall-appropriate theme which utilizes varying green and grey tones across its leather and mesh upper. Overall, the model’s understated theme is bold, yet stylish, while 3M reflective accents across its wavy overlays, followed by a white midsole and black rubber outsole solidifies the standout design.

Retailing for $170, look for this colorway of the Nike Air Max 97 at select Nike stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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Compared to the recently featured Nike Dunk Low “Pink/White,” this Nike Dunk Low ?Pink Velvet? is a premium variation of the popular silhouette and it’s suggested to be a grade-school exclusive. Official imagery of the model have finally emerged and the low-top flaunts a clean two-tone color scheme with white for its leather base that is nicely offset by the highlight pink leather overlays, inner lining and matching laces. Additionally, the Swooshes on its side panels don a metallic-like finish while it?s also worth noting that the branded heel tabs are draped in a plush pink velvet material for a luxe touch.

Retailing for $85, look for the Nike Dunk Low GS ?Pink Velvet? at select Nike stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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The beloved Nike Air Force surfaces in this brand new colorway evoking a bit of a premium look and feel.

Shown below, the Nike Air Force 1 Low starts off with a clean Black leather base that’s quickly contrasted by the Metallic Gold hits Swooshes which are outlined in White. More contrast comes by way of the Gold branding on the tongues and heels while White logos are stamped onto the Black insoles. Black laces and a White rubber sole round out the main features of the sneaker.

Retailing for $90, look for the Nike Air Force 1 Low in Black and Gold to drop soon at select retailers and Nike.com.

Check out this new Black and Silver colorway of the grade school Nike Dunk Low. Said to be the latest addition to the upcoming NBA x Nike Dunk Low EMB 75th Anniversary Collection, this small-footer exclusive iteration of the model comes dressed in an all-Black smooth leather base paired up with matching tumbled leather overlays. Unlike the rest of the Dunks from the NBA x Nike Dunk Low EMB 75th Anniversary Collection, this pair opts to forgo the “NBA” branding on the tongues while still keeping the diamond lace dubraes as a tribute to the NBA’s 75th anniversary. Contrast comes by way of the Silver Swooshes and branding atop a White midsole and Black rubber outsole.

No word yet on when this Nike Dunk Low GS will drop, but look for them to do so in the coming months.

Following a look at the upcoming Nike WMNS Air Max 2021 Barely Green, the Nike Air Max 2021 is now showcased in another clean iteration done in Grey and Teal. The Nike Air Max 2021 incorporates recycled materials to design a sneaker with at least 20% recycled content. The shoe features an engineered mesh construction on the upper with woven textile and no-sew skins paneling throughout for a modern aesthetic. Grey dominates the upper of this Air Max 2021 with teal and purple accents placed on the eyelets, insole branding. and the Air Max unit on the midsole. Look for this Nike Air Max 2021 to release on September 9th for a price tag of $160.

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Slated to make its debut in a couple of months, get an official look at the Nike SB Blazer Mid Lobster.

This brand new colorway of the Nike SB Blazer Mid comes dressed in a Summit White, Lobster, and White color scheme. It starts off with a Summit White suede upper that is then contrasted by the Lobster Red accents found on the leather Swooshes, heel tabs, tongue labels and branded insoles. Finishing details include the White on the laces, ?NIKE? embroidered heels and midsole. A Dark Gum rubber outsole rounds out the main features of the sneaker.

Retailing for $85, look for the Nike SB Blazer Mid Lobster to drop sometime during the month of October at select retailers and Nike.com.