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Said to be releasing soon, here are official images of the Quartersnacks x Nike SB Dunk Low Zebra.

This latest Nike SB collaboration has them teaming up with the New York skate magazine. The collab is inspired by a hometown staple New York junk food, Little Debbie?s Zebra Cakes via the zebra graphic covering the leather upper. The zebra motif is accompanied by the Black leather overlays that take care of the toe caps, Swooshes, and eyestays. Collab details include the co-branded tongue tags and insoles along with Quartersnacks? logo embroidered along the lateral heel. Lastly, a White ?NIKE? embroidered logo is found on the heel, all while being placed atop a Sail midsole and Black rubber outsole.

Get an official look at the Quartersnacks x Nike SB Dunk Low Zebra above and look for them to release soon at select skate shops and possibly on Nike SNKRS.

First unveiled back in June, we now get even more detailed images of the Nike Dunk High Midnight Navy.

Arguably one of the cleanest Nike Dunk Highs of 2021, this flavor of the model opts for a two-toned aesthetic done in a White and Midnight Navy color scheme. The sneaker starts off with a White leather base, paired up with even more White on the nylon tongues and midsole. Contrast is made by way of the Navy leather and Swoosh overlays. More Navy lands on the laces, tongue branding, outsole and lining.

Retailing for $110, the Nike Dunk High Midnight Navy is currently slated to drop in the coming months. Stay tuned for a confirmed release date.

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A new versatile colorway of the Nike Air Max 96 II has emerged for the summer season as we bring you an official look at a “Cool Grey” offering. The retro Nike Air Max silhouette takes on a Cool Grey/Black-Anthracite-White color scheme as the shoe comes equipped with a water-reistant ripstop upper in Cool Grey with nubuck and leather overlays in Anthracite. Additional details include grey and white Nike branding throughout the shoe, 3M reflective accents, a white rubber midsole, and black rubber outsoles. Looi for this Nike Air Max 96 II ?Cool Grey? to release in the near future for $160.

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Nike is treating the kids to a new colorway of the Nike Blazer Mid as a part of their “Move To Zero” Collection which is part of their journey toward zero carbon and zero waste to help protect the future of sport. Taking a look at this Nike Blazer Mid, the sneaker features a vibrant Armory Navy/Summit White-Glacier Ice-White color combination as the upper comes constructed out of a recycled material all throughout in blue and green. To contrast the colorful upper we see pops of White on the Swooshes, laces, and tongues. Additional details include ?Move to Zero? logos on the lateral ankle and insoles, Nike branding on the tongues and heels, an icy translucent outsole, and an outsole constructed out of Nike?s recycled grind rubber. This Nike Blazer Mid GS ?Move to Zero? can be scooped up at select Nike retailers now for a price tag of $95.

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Nike keeps it clean and simple with this new colorway of the Nike Air Force 1/1 which happens to be a kids-exclusive colorway of the model. This Nike Air Force 1/1 is highlighted by its full leather upper which comes with some removable velcro overlays as this pair gets the all-black treatment. The removable overlays on this pair are seen on the toe, Swooshes, and the heel tabs. To switch things up, the sneakers can be customized thanks too removable lunar-inspired patches and Bright Crimson Swooshes. White branding on the tongues and heels, Bright Crimson branding on the Swooshes, and a solid black rubber sole unit cap off the design on this Nike Air Force 1/1 that can be copped at select retailers now for $100.

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Bright colors converge on this new colorway of the Nike Air Presto that will be making its way to retailers in the near future. Seen in official images above, this Nike Air Presto starts off by being covered in University Red on the signature neoprene upper which is then joined by an eye-catching green and yellow gradient lace cage on the side panels. For more contrast we see the addition of Black on the inner liner, toe cap, heel pull tabs, and the branding on the toes, midsoles, and heels. Down below we see white rubber midsoles and black rubber outsoles to cap off the design. Fans of the Nike Air Presto can look for this “University Red” colorway to release soon for $130.

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Although the Nike Waffle One just made its debut a few months ago, it has already release in a handful of different colorways and materials. Today we add yet another version of the model to the already impressive list of options.

Done in a Twine, Coconut Milk, Canvas, and Baroque Brown color scheme, this iteration of the Nike Waffle One is highlighted by the brand new mesh net material that’s accompanied by the suede overlays. Other materials can be found by way of the leather Swooshes. Finishing details include the speckled midsole and semi-translucent outsole. This looks like a clean look for the fall season, don’t you think?

Retailing for $100, look for this Nike Waffle One to drop shortly at select retailers and Nike.com.

The latest Nike silhouette to join the brand’s “Exeter Edition” collection is the Nike Waffle One. The Nike Exeter Collection serves as a nod to a Nike pioneer?s ingenuity and craftsmanship. Jeff Johnson arrived to Exeter, New Hampshire, in 1974 with 1 goal: to help a fledgling shoe company find an edge within a vanishing local manufacturing industry.

This Nike Waffle One gets doused in a variety of colors as the upper starts off with a bright red mesh base which is then joined by neon and blue leather Swooshes on the side panels, black nubuck overlays on the toe, eyestay, and heels, aqua blue on the inner liners, and a tropical green heel counter. Down below we see a white foam midsole atop a speckled Nike Grind rubber outsole to wrap things up. Look for this Nike Waffle One ?Exeter Edition? which is seen above in GS images to release soon for $100.

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A new versatile colorway of the Nike Air Max Plus is making its way to select Nike retailers soon with this pair that comes with a punch of color. Taking a look at this Nike Air Max Plus, the sneaker starts off with a black mesh base throughout the majority of the upper along with the signature lace cage overlays done in teal. Additional details include textile leather mudguards, smooth leather tongues and heels, and 3M reflective detailing running down the tongues. Maroon detailing then hits the Swooshes on the side panels, tongue, and insoles while Tn logos on the heels complete the branding. A white midsole and black rubber outsole finish things off on this Nike Air Max Plus which will be arriving at select Nike retailers soon for $160.

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A plethora of colorways have arrived on the Nike Dunk Low throughout the year so far, and it’s unveiled in another iteration that is defined by silver crackled leather overlays. Suggested as a women’s-exclusive model, the low-top boasts a clean white mesh base that is punctuated with the highlight leather overlays. Finally, contrasting black for the Swooshes, branded heel tabs, and tongue branding, followed by grey laces, a white midsole, and grey rubber outsole solidifies the profile. 

Retailing for $110, look for this colorway of the women’s Nike Dunk Low 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 Nike Air Max Plus “Reverse Sunset” is officially unveiled and it’s essentially inspired by the popular “Sunset” theme but executed in reverse fashion. Overall, the classic runner dons a black mesh base that is punctuated with a red to orange gradient finish for its distinctive wavy cage overlay to simply reflect the sunset. Finally, 3M reflective accents on the tongue, followed by a white midsole with more gradient detailing on the shank, and a black rubber outsole rounds out the style.

Retailing for $160, look for the Nike Air Max Plus “Reverse Sunset” 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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While it was previous dubbed as a camo iteration, this forthcoming Nike Dunk High ?Red Acid Wash? is featured in more detail as it?s suggested to debut sometime later this year. Like its moniker implies, the high-top model dons a grey leather upper that is punctuated with the highlight red/black acid wash print across its overlays. Finally, matching red laces, Swooshes, and a vintage-inspired yellowed midsole rounds out the design. Furthermore, the model will be packaged in a vintage style packaging.

Expect this Nike Dunk High ?Red Acid Wash? to debut at select Nike stockists and online in the coming weeks or months. 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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More imagery of the Nike Dunk Low ?Halloween? continue to surface online as it’s a special variation of the silhouette that is slated to debut this fall. Overall, the low-top model boasts a sail leather upper that is contrasted with black overlays which are highlighted with the defining glow-in-the-dark owl eyes throughout. Finally, orange for the Swooshes, tongues, and inner lining, followed by a sail midsole and a glow-in-the-dark outsole rounds out the theme.

Retailing for $120, look for the Nike Dunk Low ?Halloween? at select Nike stockists and online in October, just in time for Halloween. 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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A week after letting you know this cult favorite would be making a return, we now have release info for the Nike ACG Air Mowabb OG Rattan Birch.

Returning in celebration of its 30th anniversary, this Tinker Hatfield creation was originally designed for rock-climbing and tackling rugged terrain. This OG colorway of the model comes dressed in a Birch, Bright Mandarin, Hyper Royal, and Rattan color scheme. It starts off with a Beige leather upper contrasted by the vibrant shades of Blue and Orange found on the neoprene bootie system that provides you with a supportive fit. Other design details include retro Air Mowabb and ACG branding, a mini-Swoosh on the toe cap, and Nike Air on the heel counter. A rugged outsole rounds out the main features of the sneaker.

Retailing for $160, look for the Nike ACG Air Mowabb OG Rattan Birch to release on September 3rd at select retailers and Nike SNKRS.

Having first surfaced last week, new images have popped up the Off-White x Nike Blazer Low. This collaboration gets covered in a predominantly black leather construction on the majority of the upper which is highlighted by large holes throughout parts of the upper. Additional details include tonal Swooshes on the side panels, plastic overlays that are attached to the laces, signature Off-White shoe laces, a zip-tie on the laces, exposed foam tongues, and new detailing on the heels of the midsole. Take a look at the latest images of the Off-White x Nike Blazer Low in the Black/Green colorway and keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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