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The Nike Dunk High WMNS ?Crimson Tint? is another silhouette that’s suited for summer and it’s arriving at select retailers overseas this week first. Perfect for the warm season, the women’s-exclusive model dons a clean two-tone color scheme consisting of white for its leather base and the defining crimson tint hue across its overlays, eyelets, Swooshes, inner lining, laces, and rubber outsole. Finally a white midsole that is sandwiched in between rounds out the profile.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Dunk High WMNS ?Crimson Tint? at select Nike stockists overseas on June 4. Stay tuned for it 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 Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Low ?University Gold? are featured as sources indicate that it’s slated to drop next month. Overall, the low-top model flaunts a bright yellow upper that is complemented with silver Swooshes and a matching rubber tooling that incorporates the distinct ?AIR? branding in black. Finally, other signature Off-White marking and details such as the zip-tie, branded shoe laces, and enlarged text branding on the inner lateral section rounds out the style.

Retailing for $150, look for this Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Low ?University Gold? at select Nike stockists and online in July. Stay tuned for official confirmation. 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 second colorway of the Nike Air Max Excee from Nike’s “First Use”collection has been unveiled. The Nike ?First Use? collection celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Swoosh logo that was trademarked on June 18th, 1971.

This second iteration of the Nike Air Max Excee “First Use” comes dressed in a White mesh upper paired with leather and suede overlays that are then highlighted by the Green accents on the Swoosh, heel, and Air Max sole unit. “First Use” design details come by way of the 1971 printed on the insoles nodding to the year the Swoosh was created. A White midsole and Gum rubber outsole round out the main features of the shoe.

Retailing for $90, look for the Nike Air Max Excee First Use in White and Green to drop in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com.

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Last released back in 2014, Nike is set to bring back the Nike Free Run 2 in the classic Black and White colorway.

The 2021 version of the Nike Free Run 2 get a bit of an upgrade as the materials used on the upper replaces the leather overlays and screen-printed Swooshes in favor of dyed suede overlays and embroidered Swoosh branding on the rear portion of the sneakers. This colorway opts for a Black base that is then offset by the White accents on the branding and Nike Free sole unit. The base of the shoe remains untouched as textile and mesh remain in play.

Retailing for $110, look for the Nike Free Run 2 Black White to release in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com.

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A light color palette takes over this new colorway of the Nike Air Max 95 from the brand’s 2021 spring/summer lineup. Taking a look at this Air Max 95, the timeless silhouette starts off with a heavy dose of white on the upper which has been constructed out of mesh and leather. For a slight contrast we see the addition of beige and grey on the mudguard area as well as on the branding on the tongues, ankle, and heel, and the inner liner. A white midsole down below paired with a grey rubber outsole serve as the finishing details on this Nike Air Max 95 that will be dropping soon for $170.

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Samborghini (streetwear artist) teams up with Nike SB to design his very own version of the Nike SB Nyjah Free 2 Premium. Releasing this weekend, here are official images of the Samborghini x Nike SB Nyjah Free 2.

The Samborghini x Nike SB Nyjah Free 2 comes dressed in a Light Photo Blue, Game Royal, Crimson, and Metallic Silver color scheme. Notable design details come by way of the graphics insoles and custom logos that showcase the artist?s style. Adding to the aesthetic of the sneaker are the while Metallic details and a color-shifting ombre effect on the mesh panels that stay true to the shoe?s original inspiration, the iconic Nike Air Zoom Spiridon.

Retailing for $95, the Samborghini x Nike SB Nyjah Free 2 drops on June 5th at select skate shops and Nike.com.

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The most vibrant colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Crater Flyknit that we’ve seen so far surfaces today as we see the modernized version of the Air Force 1 get covered in pink tones. Showcased in official images, this Air Force 1 Low takes on a light and darker shade of pink all throughout the Flyknit upper with leather detailing on the Swooshes and heel tab along with suede placed on the eyestays. Additional details include ?Move to Zero? logos on the Volt insoles, a pink Crater foam midsole with colorful speckling, and a Nike Grind outsole in pink and white. Fans of this colorway can look for this Nike Air Force 1 Crater Flyknit to release in the near future for $110.

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More Ambush x Nike Dunk High colorways are on the way. Following up the Ambush x Nike Dunk High Deep Royal Blue that already dropped overseas last month and will be dropping stateside this month, we now got word that the Ambush x Nike Dunk High Flash Lime will be making its debut this upcoming Fall season.

Though no images of the Ambush x Nike Dunk High Flash Lime have leaked, the mock-up by House of Heat you see above give you a good idea of what the sneaker is expected to look like. Current reports suggest that the mock-up by House of Heat will be done in the same color blocking as the Ambush x Nike Dunk High Cosmic Fuchsia. So expects a tonal Flash Lime finish on the upper accompanied by the matching hue on the lining, laces and sole unit. You can also expect Ambush branding on the tongue, heels, and insoles. The signature rubberized Swoosh extending beyond the heel is also expected to come in Black.

Retailing for $180, look for the Ambush x Nike Dunk High Flash Lime to drop during Fall 2021 at select retailers and Nike.com. Who’s looking forward to this release?

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A clean and versatile colorway of the Nike React Vision has surfaced which also comes with a bright pop of color as well as sustainable materials. Taking a closer look at this Nike React Vision, the sleek silhouette from Nike Sportswear starts off with a black open mesh construction on the upper with tonal detailing hitting the laces, tongue, and the plastic heel counter. Additional details include recycled materials used on the upper eyelets, underneath the TPU heel clip, and on portions of the white React midsole/outsole. A colorful graphic heel tab and Volt detailing on the outline Swooshes, tongue, and the D/MS/X branding on the tongues and insoles finish off the look on this Nike React Vision that will be releasing in the near future for $140.

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Previewed about a month ago, here are official images and release info for the Nike Air Max 97 Puerto Rico.

Celebrating 2021?s National Puerto Rican Day, this special iteration of the Air Max 97 comes dressed in a Metallic Silver and Varsity Red color scheme. Details include a Silver mesh and reflective upper complimented by the Puerto Rican flag on the tongue loop and outsole. Breaking up the tonal look of the sneaker are the Dark Navy Blue and Red contrasting accents found on areas such as the lining, outsole, insoles, branding and heel region. A White midsole rounds out the main features of the sneaker. The release will also include a Nike towel that reads “Puerto Rico Te Quiero”, which is spanish for “Puerto Rico, I love you.”

Retailing for $175, look for the Nike Air Max 97 Puerto Rico to release on June 5th at select retailers and Nike.com. Who’s getting a pair?

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Nike is giving us new colorways of the Nike Free Run 2 in 2021 with one of them being this lively pair pictured above. The popular runner from the Swoosh starts off with a bright blue mesh construction on the upper which is joined by a dark blue suede cage on the side panels. For further contrast we see White hit the laces and the side panels along with orange placed on the lateral Swooshes, tongue branding, and the inner bootie. A flexible white rubber Free midsole/outsole finishes off the look on this Nike Free Run 2 that will be releasing soon for $110.

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Following the release of the “Wheat” colorway in early 2021, the Nike WMNS Lahar Low is set to drop soon in a new “Grain” color option. Built for modern urban landscapes, the Lahar Low revives a retro silhouette that once made major waves on rugged trails. Anchored by heritage-inspired details from the ’89 Lahar Escape Boot, this edition lightens up the look with canvas in place of heavy-duty leather. Thick, rugged-tread laces and metal eyelets give the enduring style a forceful feel that still resonates more than 30 years after its debut. Look for this women’s colorway to release on June 9th for a price tag of $130.

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Another colorway of the Nike Air Max Plus “First Use” has popped up with this pair getting done in a light color palette. This Nike Air Max Plus starts off with a tan mesh construction all over the upper along with brown suede detailing hitting the mudguards and the heel. The signature plastic lace cage come done in a gradient effect along with pops of orange on the eyelets, inner tongue, and a large portion of the midsole/outsole shank. Finishing details include white on the laces, Swooshes, inner liner, and midsole, Metallic Gold diamond-set Swoosh lace lock, and black rubber outsole. Be on the lookout for this Nike Air Max Plus “First Use” to drop in the coming weeks for a price tag of $160.

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A new environmentally-friendly colorway of the Nike Air Max Plus is showcased above as this pair is sure to turn some heads. This Nike Air Max Plus starts off with a black mesh base on the upper which has then been overlaid with green, orange, and blue graphics graphics all throughout. More green detailing is then seen on the branding on the tongues, insoles, and side panels, along with the shank on the midsole and outsole. The highlight recycled material is then seen on the signature overlays that hit the upper. A black midsole and matching rubber outsole finish off this Nike Air Max Plus that will be dropping soon for a price tag of $170.

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Virgil Abloh and Nike will be releasing another Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Low in the near future with the arrival of the “University Gold” colorway seen above in new images. This eye-catching rendition of the collaborative Air Force 1 see the sneaker take on Off-White’s signature “deconstructed” look in a University Gold upper along with Metallic Silver Swooshes hitting the side panels. Signature Off-White branding throughout the shoe, exposed foam on the tongues and ankle collars, and a University Gold rubber sole unit finish off the design. Current reports have the Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Low ?University Gold? releasing exclusively at Virgil?s ICA Boston exhibit in July for a retail price tag of $150. Keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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