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Check out the newest colorway of the recently unveiled Nike Air Max 2021. The newest member of the Air Max family is highlighted by a new Air Max bubble in the midsole where we see a large air bubble unit that is visible on the side panels and heel. This grade-school exclusive colorway of the model comes dressed in a White base contrasted by the Navy and Crimson contrasting accents. The new Nike Air Max model also comes with a cored-out foam midsole for a lighter, softer feel, while also having splashes of heritage DNA.

Retailing for $140, look for the Nike Air Max 2021 GS Navy Crimson to make its debut sometime in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com.

On deck we bring you a new colorway of the Nike Air Tuned Max which gets covered in earth tones along with a subtle pop of color. The Air Max silhouette from the Nike family features a Cream mesh construction which dominates the majority of the upper which is then joined by tonal plastic overlays. For a slight contrast we see the addition of grey leather overlays on the forefoot and ankle/heel along with green iridescent detailing on the collar area. Additional details include a white rubber midsole and a dark grey rubber outsole. Be on the lookout for the Nike Air Tuned Max ?Cream? to drop in the coming weeks for a price tag of $170.

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The Nike Air Max Pre-Day continues to surface in new colorways for the summer season with the latest being this “Oatmeal” color option which gets covered in earth tones. The latest addition to the Nike Air Max family starts off by being covered in an Oatmeal recycled mesh construction throughout a large portion of the upper which is then joined by dark tan leather overlays on the toe, eyestay, forefoot, and heel. To contrast the earth-toned upper we see white hit the tongue, laces, and inner liner along with Black on the Swooshes, tongue branding, and heels. A white rubber midsole with a hollowed Air Max unit on the heels and a black rubber outsole finish off the design on this Nike Air Max Pre-Day that will be dropping soon for $130.

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Are you a fan of the Nike LeBron 9? If the answer is yes, we got good news for you as Nike is set to bring back LeBron’s 9th signature sneaker just in time for the model’s 10 year anniversary. That said, here is a first look at the Nike LeBron 9 South Coast.

The Nike LeBron 9 made its debut way back in 2011. Designed by Jason Petrie, the model dropped in multiple colorways while also being available in a Low top version and Elite version. The Nike LeBron 9 South Coast comes dressed in a Black and Blue upper offset by the Green accents and Pink tropical-themed sockliner. Looking to mimic the tech design of the OG pairs from 2011, the Nike LeBron 9 South Coast will also feature Nike Hyperfuse and Flywire technology on the upper with Zoom Air in the forefoot and visible Max Air in the heel. This colorway also comes with a White midsole, Blue translucent outsole and graphic insoles.

No word yet on when the Nike LeBron 9 South Coast will release, but look for it to do so later on this year. Stay tuned as more info begins to surface.

A new clean color option of the Nike SB Blazer Court Mid is making its way to retailers soon as this pair gets done in a clean White/Black colorway. Seen above in official images, this new offering of the Nike SB Blazer gets hit with a White canvas construction all throughout the upper with leather detailing on the heel tabs and the Black Swooshes. More tonal detailing lands on the laces, tongues, and inner liner along with black on the branding on the tongues, insoles, and heels. Down below a white rubber sole unit completes the design. You can expect this Nike SB Blazer Court Mid to release soon.

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Nike will soon be releasing a “Have a Good Game” Collection and the Nike Air Force 1 Low will be part of the group. Starting off with a simple and clean white smooth leather base, this classic Nike Air Force 1 silhouette gets hit with bright pops of color which include orange on the inner liner, blue and green translucent detailing on the heel tabs with global gaming logos, purple lace dubraes, and black Swooshes with volt outlining. Additional details include ?Have A Good Game? debossed onto the lateral ankle and ?Game On / Team Up” written on the left tongue tag. A white rubber midsole and glow-in-the-dark translucent outsoles wrap things up. No release information has been announced yet for the Nike Air Force 1 Low ?Have A Good Game? but keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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Set to be one of two different colorways of the Nike Dunk Low Toasty, here is our best look yet at the Nike Dunk Low Toasty in the Sequoia colorway.

The Nike Toasty collection consists of an arsenal of sneakers, all designed to keep your feet nice, warm and toasty during the upcoming colder months. This colorway of the Nike Dunk low comes dressed in a Sequoia, Orange, Medium Olive, and Sail color scheme. Details include a mixed material upper utilizing a mix of recycled fabrics making it part of the brand?s ?Move to Zero? campaign. The Sequoia upper is placed alongside a fleece liner and insoles with the trademarked ?Toasty? tag as a nod to the theme of the collection. Other details include Nike?s pinwheel logos on the tongues, dual label tags on the lateral side and Gum rubber soles.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk Low Toasty in the Sequoia to release during the month of November at select retailers and Nike.com.

Nike gives the classic Nike Air Force 1 Low a premium makeover for the fall with this new Summit White colorway which has been covered in a suede upper. The timeless Nike Air Force 1 takes on a full suede construction throughout the upper in a Summit White hue that is essentially a light grey/tan. The suede upper is then joined by Pearl White detailing on the Swooshes, laces, ribbed tongues, and the inner liner. Black branding on the insoles and peach rubber sole units down below cap off the look on this Nike Air Force 1 Low that will be releasing in the coming weeks for $110.

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In addition to the Nike Dunk Low Toasty in the Sequoia colorway, the winter-friendly Nike Dunk Low Toasty will also be releasing in this clean Grey and Blue finish.

The Nike Toasty collection redesigns some of your favorite Nike models and makes them more suitable for the colder months. This is done by constructing the uppers in a mix of recycled fabrics taking part of the brand?s ?Move to Zero? campaign and also giving the sneakers fleece lining to help keep your feet warm and “toasty.”

This colorway of the Nike Dunk Low Toasty comes dressed in a Grey and Blue colorway consisting of a Grey base and Blue overlays. Other design details include the Navy leather Swooshes and heels atop a Chocolate Brown rubber sole. The trademarked ?Toasty? tag is a nod to keeping your feet warm, while Nike?s pinwheel logo appears on the tongues with dual label tags on the lateral side.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk Low Toasty Grey Blue to make its debut this upcoming Fall season at select retailers and Nike.com.

Nike is back with another colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 as this pair features new branding for a slightly modified look. This Nike Air Force 1 Low starts off with a smooth White leather construction all throughout the upper which is then joined by grey branding on the Swooshes that hit the side panels and the embroidered Swooshes on the heels. For more contrast we see the addition of black outlining the Swooshes, the retro grid textile with blurred branding on the tongues, and the new ?NIKE? embroidery on the forefoot. To cap off the design we see black inner liners, black patent leather heels, white rubber midsoles, and black outsoles. Be on the lookout for this Nike Air Force 1 Low to drop at select retailers soon for $110.

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The Nike Dunk Low “Toasty” is part of the brand’s forthcoming collection which also includes an Air Force 1 and Blazer Mid. With this rendition offered in two colorways, “Olive/Orange” and “Grey/Blue,” the silhouettes are also composed of recycled materials which correlates with the brand?s ?Move to Zero? campaign. Other notable elements consist of a fleece liner and insoles with the moniker ?Toasty? tag to emphasize the insulation theme, while Nike?s pinwheel logo adorns the tongues, and dual label tags are prominent on the lateral side to round out the profile.

Expect the Nike Dunk Low “Toasty” to debut at select Nike stockists and online later this fall. 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 SB Blazer Court Mid is essentially a mid-top counterpart of the classic SB Blazer Court Low and it’s introduced in a timeless black and white color scheme this summer. Clean and simple, the model boasts a sleek canvas upper that is offset with white leather Swooshes, branded heel tabs, and Nike SB branding on the tongue. Finally, a solid white rubber sole rounds out the overall design.

Expect this colorway of the Nike SB Blazer Court Mid “Black White” 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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In addition to the versatile “Black/White” edition, the Nike SB Blazer Court Mid will be offered in a vibrant “Red/White” finish as well as it’s officially revealed. Essentially flaunting a two-tone theme, the model’s canvas upper is draped in the bold hue while it’s nicely offset by white leather Swooshes, branded heel tabs and tongue labels. Finally, a tonal white rubber sole rounds out the overall design.

Expect this colorway of the Nike SB Blazer Court Mid to debut 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 environmentally friendly Nike Air Force 1 Crater has surfaced in a new clean color option for the summer of 2021 with this pair which essentially takes on an all-white look. The Nike Air Force 1 Crater features a midsole that is made from a spacey mix of approximately 11% Nike Grind rubber and foam materials along with a speckled outsole made from 15% Nike Grind rubber. A couple of hues of white cover this modified Air Force 1 with black detailing on the tongue and insole branding and Nike Grind detailing noted on the Swooshes and heel branding. Fans of the Nike Air Force 1 Crater can look for this predominantly white colorway to release soon for $110.

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Yet another colorway of the upcoming Nike Dunk High WMNS Rebel has surfaced as this pair takes on the perfect summertime Triple White makeup. This all-new version of the Nike Dunk is believed to be a part of Nike?s ?Reimagined? series which originally debuted in 2018 and features a new layered construction all throughout the leather upper which includes the branding on the lateral side panels. As you can see, this colorway takes on a pristine hue as the majority of the shoe gets covered in White along with subtle hits of light beige and black placed throughout the shoe, including on the branding. A thick white rubber midsole with light beige detailing on the outline of the outsole finish off the look on this Nike Dunk High WMNS Rebel that will be making its way to retailers soon for $120.

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