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A new colorway of the UNDEFEATED x Nike Air Force 1 Low from the “Dunk vs AF1” pack has surfaced. Arguably the best-looking pair from the pack, this iteration of the model comes dressed in a White and Grey upper constructed out of leather and suede. Adding some color to the sneaker are the scaly texture overlays on the Swoosh branding and heel tab done in Navy and Burgundy. The UNDEFEATED logo on the Red tongue tag and lateral side of the heel, White laces and midsoles, and a Cream-colored outsole round out the main features of the sneaker.

No word yet on when this colorway of the UNDEFEATED x Nike Air Force 1 Low from the “Dunk vs AF1” pack will release, but look for more info to be announced shortly.

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Unveiled back in May, here is our latest look at the upcoming Familia x Nike SB Dunk Low First Avenue collaboration.

This highly anticipated collaboration has Nike SB teaming up with Familia, the Minneapolis-based skate shop to pay tribute to city?s live music venue (First Avenue) located at 701 First Avenue North. Designed to mimic the look of the venue, details include a stealthy finish with a brickwork detailing on the quarter overlays as a tribute to the building?s painted brick exterior. Other notable features include the star perforated toe box symbolizing the 500 stars commemorating past venue performers covering the building. Even more notable details include the 3M reflective Swooshes and heels, wear-away uppers revealing the color purple to match the laces as an homage to the venue?s most famous performer Prince, who was also from Minneapolis. Lastly, co-branded insoles that incorporate the venue?s signature checkerboard floor while also displaying the ticket to their first live show on April 3rd, 1970 ? completes the theme of the sneaker.

The Familia x Nike SB Dunk Low First Avenue was supposed to drop last year in celebration of the venue?s 50th Anniversary, but due to unforeseeable circumstances, that didn’t end up happening. It is now slated to drop later on this year. Stay tuned for a confirmed release date.

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The Nike Free Run Trail ?Dark Driftwood? is the latest iteration of the silhouette and it?s now arriving at retailers. Sporting an autumnal, yet stylish finish of brown with red accents, the low-top model bears an airy mesh and soft suede upper, while a booty-like makeup ensures sufficient comfort as well as providing a sleek profile. Finally, a foam midsole and black accents on the outsole rounds out the design.

Look for the Nike Free Run Trail “Dark Driftwood” at select Nike stockists and online, including the KicksOnFire Shop today. 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 LeBron 18 Low ?Zero Dark 23? consists as the next variation of LeBron James? signature sneaker and it?s suggested to debut at International retailers next week. As its moniker implies, the basketball model flaunts an all-black aesthetic. Composed of textile with tonal synthetic overlays and branding, the stealthy hue is continued towards its Nike React-infused tooling that features a clear heel Air unit. Finally, space-themed graphic motifs are added on the insoles to round out its design.

Retailing for $160, look for the Nike LeBron 18 Low ?Zero Dark 23? at select Nike stockists overseas on July 25.. Stay tuned for the official stateside 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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Additional images of the exclusive Parra x Nike SB Dunk Low continue to surface online as the model is scheduled to arrive at the end of this month. Overall, the low-top model essentially dons Dutch-based artist Piet Parra?s signature vibrant graphic illustrations across the upper, while a contrasting sail base and black Swooshes add a complementing touch. Finally, co-branded heel tabs, a white midsole and gum rubber outsole round out the eye-catching profile.

Retailing for $110, look for the Parra x Nike SB Dunk Low to debut at select Nike stockists and online on July 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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The Nike Dunk Low “Siempre Familia” may be one of the highly-anticipated iterations of the Dunk silhouette this year as new images of the exclusive model are featured. Sporting a vibrant, yet stylish aesthetic, the low-top silhouette dons a reptilian-inspired finish via a Green faux lizard skin upper alongside Black faux snakeskin overlays.

Other details consist of intricate patterns on the Swoosh and heel as a tribute to Latin America, while the thematic words ?Siempre Familia,? which translates to ?Always Family? in Spanish, as well as a skull detailing  are printed on the insoles. Finally, a lizard motif on the lateral heel and an icy translucent outsole tops off the profile.

Expect the Nike Dunk Low “Siempre Familia” at select Nike stockists and online later this year. 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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We’re still over six months away from Valentine’s Day 2022 but early reports have surfaced that Nike will be releasing a special Valentine’s Day colorway of the Nike Dunk Low. Expected to release in women’s sizing, this Nike Dunk Low is expected to come done in a Team Red and Pink Prime color combination with a a frill Swoosh on the side panels. The shoe is expected to come covered in red from head to toe for a tonal look. No images have leaked yet but make sure you keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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Making its debut during this upcoming Fall season, here is a first look at the Nike Dunk Low Bordeaux.

Done in the fan-favorite two-toned finish, this iteration of the Nike Dunk Low comes dressed in a White leather base contrasted by the Bordeaux on the overlays, Swooshes, laces, tongue branding, liner, and rubber soles. Other features include additional hits of White on the tongues, midsole and heel/insole branding.

There’s not much release info for the Nike Dunk Low Bordeaux right now, but current reports suggest we see these drop in a few months during the Fall season. Stay tuned as more images and confirmed release info is announced.

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Unveiled earlier this month, here is our latest look at the LPL x Nike Dunk Low. This upcoming Nike Dunk Low collab has the Swoosh teaming up with League of Legends Pro League (LPL). This comes to no surprise since back in 2019 Nike announced its partnership with the League of Legends Pro League (LPL), becoming the official shoe and clothing provider of the top online gaming league in China.

The LPL x Nike Dunk Low comes dressed in a Black, White, and Bright Crimson color scheme. It comes dressed in a Black base covered in patterns and textures inspired by traditional Chinese iconography. Adding to the details to the shoe include the iridescent reflective Swooshes complimented by the glow-in-the-dark detailing on the Swoosh outline, heel panels, and outsole. Additional features include the Red sockliner, the pixel print on the heel, LPL branded tongue tags with star embroidery on the lateral heel and even more glow-in-the-dark details found throughout.

The LPL x Nike Dunk Low has no release date yet, but current reports are saying that they debut during Holiday 2021 at select retailers and Nike.com. Thoughts?

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Nike SB teams up with Australia?s Pass~Port to co-create a “Workboot”-inspired iteration of the Nike SB Dunk High. Dropping later on this year, here is a first look at the Pass~Port x Nike SB Dunk High Workboot.

Looking very similar to a traditional hiking boot, the Pass~Port x Nike SB Dunk High Workboot is constructed out of nylon and hairy suede that take care of the Green and Golden Brown upper. Switching things up a bit is the Dark Brown tumbled leather that takes care of the Swooshes. More hiking boot-inspired features include the metal upper eyelets, the boot-inspired rope laces, the pull tabs with hands pulling on a rope along with co-branded suede tongue patches and insoles. A really dope branding feature is the Australian gardener-like figure using a Swoosh as a shovel embroidered on the lateral heel. A Black midsole with boot-staple stitching and outsoles that mimic clumps of dirt found on the soles of workbooks round out the main features of the sneaker.

The Pass~Port x Nike SB Dunk High Workboot has no set release date, but you can expect it to drop later on this year at select skate shops. Thoughts?

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Also part of the upcoming NBA x Nike Dunk Low EMB 75th Anniversary collection, here is a first look at the NBA x Nike Dunk Low EMB 75th Anniversary “New York Knicks”.

Once of several sneakers from the collection, the NBA x Nike Dunk Low EMB 75th Anniversary New York Knicks comes dressed in a Black/Racer Blue-Grey Fog-Orange color scheme. Done in a leather construction, the sneaker comes with a Black base offset by the Grey Fog and Orange color overlays. Making the Knick theme come to life is the Racer Blue on the Swoosh branding and heel tabs. Details paying tribute to the theme of the collection include the special tongue tags to celebrate the NBA?s 75th anniversary and the diamond-etched lace dubraes (diamond anniversary). A White midsole and Black outsole complete the look.

Retailing for $110, look for the NBA x Nike Dunk Low EMB 75th Anniversary New York Knicks to debut this fall season.

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Nike switched things up a bit when it comes to this new colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low. Equipped with a summer appearance, this Nike Air Force 1 Low starts off with a smooth Sail leather base noted on the toe and side panels. The highlights of the sneaker comes on the overlays where we see a mint green (Seafoam) felt-like material on as well as on the Swooshes. Additional details include purple placed on the outlined areas of the shoe, white rubber midsoles, and Seafoam green rubber outsoles. Look for this Nike Air Force 1 Low ?Sea Glass? at select Nike retailers very soon for a price tag of $110.

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Nike is giving us yet another new colorway of the Nike Air Max 97 “Cork” as this pair takes on one of the brightest looks that we’ve seen so far. Highlighted by a vibrant Coral hue all over the upper, this Nike Air Max 97 is made with about 20 percent recycled content, including Recycled Poly Canvas and other textiles on the uppers. The vibrant coral upper is joined by a paint speckled cork ring wrapping around the entire upper as well as an embroidered cork plant placed on the tongues. Down below we see a white rubber midsole and an outsole that is crafted from 9 percent recycled cork ? partially sourced from the wine industry ? infused in the rubber. Fans of the Air Max 97 can look for this new “Cork” colorway at select Nike retailers soon for a price tag of $180.

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Said to be a women’s-exclusive colorway of the model, here is an official look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low White Light Bone.

Done in an official color scheme listed as Summit White, Deep Royal, and Light Bon, this summer ready pair dons a White tumbled leather upper gently contrasted by the Light Bone accents found on the eyestay, Swooshes, tongue tags, and heels. White laces, Royal Blue hits on the tongue and heel branding and a clean White AF1 rubber sole complete the look.

Retailing for $90, look for the women’s Nike Air Force 1 Low White Light Bone to drop in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com.

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Making its debut this holiday season, here is a first look at the Nike Air Max Terrascape Plus.

Said to be an updated version of the Air Max Plus, the Nike Air Max Terrascape Plus is constructed out of recycled polyester on its upper and also comes equipped with an outsole comprised of 10 percent Nike Grind, a material the brand makes from factory waste and recycled shoes. Notable design details include the large Swoosh printed underneath the TPU cage that wraps around its upper.

Set to be part of Nike’s Holiday 2021 lineup, look for the Nike Air Max Terrascape Plus to release in a couple colorways during Holiday 2021 at select retailers and Nike.com.

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