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Following a look at the navy/orange/yellow pair yesterday, the Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 2 pops up in another new offering with what’s known as the ?Run Past The Future? colorway.

The Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 2 is one of Nike’s premier runner as the shoe features a lightweight Flyknit construction on the upper in Obsidian and Racer Blue along with Lime Glow and Bright Crimson accents placed on the laces, branding, eyelets, gradient heel counter, insoles, and heel pull tabs. A speckled white React midsole with bright crimson rubber outsole finish things off on this Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 2 that will be releasing in the coming weeks for $160.

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A neutral upper with subtle pops of bright color define this new colorway of the Nike Air Max 90.

The timeless model from the Swoosh gets covered in a couple of shades of grey all over the upper in materials that include mesh and leather. Adding some flair to this Air Max 90 is the addition of a a checkerboard pattern on the Swoosh logos that hit the side panels as well as red on that branding that appears on the tongues, insoles, heels, and the Air Max branding on the ankles. Down below we see a white midsole with a grey cassette Air max unit and grey rubber outsole. Fans of the Air Max 90 can look for this grey/red colorway to release in the near future for $140.

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Bright pops of color arrive on this new kids colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low.

Taking a look at this playful Air Force 1 Low, this sneaker starts off with a smooth white leather construction all over the upper with tona detailing landing on the laces, inner liner, and midsole. Large white Swooshes on the side panels with colorful mini Swooshes inside, blue heel tabs, orange dubraes, and multicolored marbled rubber outsoles round out the design on this Nike Air Force 1 Low that will be releasing in the near future for $80.

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Nike’s “Happy Pineapple” Collection grows by one today with the addition of the Nike Air Zoom Type.

Constructed out of recycled materials, this Nike Air Zoom Type gets a predominantly black upper with exposed volt stitching on the midfoot, eyestay, and the heel. Green Glow is then seen on the Swooshes on the lateral side panels and the N.354 branding on the medial. Additional details include Happy Pineapple logos on the tongues, cork detailing on the upper eyelets, insoles, and heels, speckled midsoles, and flecked Cinder outsoles. You can look for this Nike Air Zoom Type to release in the near future for $150.

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Releasing soon, check out the official images of the Nike Air Tuned Max Triple Black.

This new colorway of the Nike Air Tuned Max comes dressed in Black from top to bottom. Design details include a mesh base placed alongside plastic cages and patent leather overlays all done in Black. The only visible contrast are the Metallic silver accents noted at the tongue, heel and visible Air units.

Great for a daily-wearer, the Nike Air Tuned Max Triple Black is expected to debut in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com for the retail price of $170.

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A brand new colorway of the Nike SB Blazer Low GT is now up for grabs. For those who may not know “GT” means Grant Taylor (pro skater). All GT iterations of the SB Blazer Low are rebuilt using insights from Grant Taylor. A fresh take on the SB model, the updated design has higher taping to give you more durability. The rest of the sneaker consists of a White canvas upper paired up with neutral suede overlays in the front and rear. Black leather Swooshes and branding, GT branded tongues tags, White laces and a gum sole round out the main features of the sneaker.

Now up for grabs, look for the Nike SB Blazer Low GT White Black Gum at select retailers and directly from Nike.com for $80.

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The Nike Air Max Plus surfaces in the new subtle offering. Ditching the bold and vibrant hues we’ve come accustomed to seeing on the model, this iteration of the Air Max silhouette is dressed up in a denim twill textile, pattern upper with plastic cages, toe cap, and textured mudguards. The predominantly Black silhouette is offset by the Chrome Swooshes and midfoot shank plate. Other details include the signature ?TN? branding throughout, a  White midsole atop a Black rubber outsole and the Volt contrasting accents on the insoles and outsole.

Retailing for $160, the Nike Air Max Plus Black Chrome is expected to drop in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com.

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A new clean and simple colorway of the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 38 is on deck with this pair that gets highlighted by its use of Pure Platinum.

The Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 38 is designed for all runners. Lightweight and durable, the running sneaker helps to improve your running by coming with tech features that include the return of the React foam, this time around with more of it in the midsole. Additionally, the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 38 will also come with a Zoom Air Bag, which combined with the React foam delivers great energy return while remaining lightweight. The fit of the toebox has also been improved as the design team opts for a more roomier fit compared to the Pegasus 36 and 37. This pair gets a heavy dose of Pure Platinum atop the mesh constructed upper with Wolf Grey and Iron Grey detailing to provide a subtle contrast. Gym Red hits the Swooshes on both side panels, the branding running down the tongues, and the insoles while a white rubber midsole caps things off on this Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 38 that is available at select retailers now for $120.

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Another Nike Air Force 1 Low from the upcoming “First Use” collection has surfaced as this time around the classic silhouette takes on a simple two-toned look.

This low top Air Force 1 starts off with a smooth white leather base with cream/grey suede overlays placed on the toe, ankle, and eyestay. Orange then hits the solid leather Swooshes on the lateral side panels while embroidered Swooshes hit the medial sides. Underneath the medial Swooshes we see “First use June 18, 1971” as a nod to the exact date the Swoosh was created. Retro branding on the heels, tongue, and insoles finish off the branding along with a white rubber midsole and a translucent rubber outsole. Look for this Nike Air Force 1 Low “First Use” to release in the near future for $110.

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Initially slated to coincide with the 2021 NBA All-Star festivities in March, the Nike Air Foamposite One ?All-Star 2021? has finally arrived at select retailers today. Clean and understated, the sneaker flaunts a glossy black Foamposite upper that is complemented with a glow-in-the-dark outsole. Finally, a special NBA All-Star themed holographic logo on the heels which replaces the traditional 1 Cent logo rounds out the style.

Look for this Nike Air Foamposite One at select Nike stockists stateside and online, including the KicksOnFire Shop today. Click and bookmark our official Nike Air Foamposite One ?All-Star 2021? hub page now for everything you need to know about the sneaker and where to buy it online.

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The Nike Dunk Low WMNS ?Laser Orange? consists as the next standout variation of the silhouette and it’s slated to debut in the coming days ahead. The women?s-exclusive pair sports a simple, yet bold two-tone color scheme via white leather for its base and the defining Laser Orange hue for its overlays, branded markings, inner lining, and rubber outsole.

Retailing for $100, look for the Nike Dunk Low WMNS ?Laser Orange? at select Nike SB accounts overseas on May 7. Stay tuned for its stateside release date soon.

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While the Fourth of July is only two months away, the Nike Air Max 90 receives a new patriotic-inspired finish that will perfectly complement our nation’s birthday in style.

Composed of mesh and leather across its profile, the patriotic theme is executed via white for the majority of its base followed by navy and red accents scattered throughout. Additionally, grey suede mudguards, followed by a white midsole and more red for the heel unit and portions of the rubber outsole tops off the design.

Retailing for $140, look for this colorway of the Nike Air Max 90 at select Nike stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for its official release date confirmation.

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Currently celebrating its 30th anniversary, this Nike Air Huarache nods the OG Nike advertising campaign, ?Have you hugged your foot today?? that made its debut back in 1991.

This Nike Air Huarache starts off with a Black mesh and neoprene upper paired up with tumbled leather overlays done in an Anthracite hue. Breaking up the tonal look of the sneaker is the use of White on the branding placed on the tongues and insoles.

Other details include a translucent outsole that reads, ?Have you hugged your foot today?? nodding back to the OG ad completes the design.

Retailing for $120, look for this Nike Air Huarache to drop in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com.

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After various leaks, Supreme has finally officially unveiled their next project with Nike with the arrival of the Supreme x Nike Air Max 96 Collection.

Consisting of three different colorways, the Supreme x Nike Air Max 96 Collection sees the retro Air Max silhouette covered in smooth and pebbled leather uppers with large transparent panels on the toe and side panels. Additional details include red insoles with white Supreme branding, co-branded mesh tongues, reflective 3M accents, a foam midsole with Air Max tech, and embroidered logos and raised reflective logos on the heel. The three color options include Black/Speed Red, Dark Army/Speed Red, and Metallic Silver/Speed Red. Look for the Supreme x Nike Air Max 96 Collection to release exclusively at Supremenewyork.com and at Supreme stores on May 6th, followed by another release in Japan on May 8th. Each pair will retail for $190. No word on a SNKRS release yet but keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for updates.

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Here’s yet another Nike model that honors the brand?s running heritage. Shown above, the Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 2 starts off with an upper that is constructed out of Flywire technology combined with Flyknit for support and breathability. The nod to Nike’s running heritage is evident by way of the “72” on the lateral heel which represents the year the first line of Nike footwear was introduced (Moon Shoes). Finishing details include the React cushioned midsole atop a rubber outsole.

Retailing for $160, this Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 2 is set to drop soon at select retailers and Nike.com. Will you be picking up a pair?

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