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Nike Air Max 90 Jacquard ICE “Grey Mist” (A Detailed Look) An editorial perspective of the recently featured Nike Air Max 90 Jacquard ICE in “ Grey Mist ” is showcased, following a coverage of its “Dark Grey” counterpart. Along with the aforementioned model, this iteration of the classic runner is rendered with premium Jacquard knit in Silver, alongside an eye-catching Black and Grey pattern that wraps around the rear, and flowint towards its mudguard. In addition, pops of Volt grace the back portion, tongue, side panel and visible Air Max bubble unit in the heel to complement its iced out midsole. Finished off with clean, White laces, this stylish rendition of the iconic silhouette is slated to arrive at Nike retailers stateside soon. Stay tuned in to KicksOnFire for the official announcement.

The Stealthy Nike Air Max Tavas Previously rendered in eye-catching tones of Red and Blue, the Nike Air Max Tavas returns this season in a new subdued colorway. Defined by its no-sew upper comprised of breathable mesh, the hybrid runner is essentially shaded in black. Tonal synthetic overlays adorn the construction with perforated detailing on the heel. Furthermore, a glossy Swoosh offers slight eye-catching appeal while perfectly camouflaged across its makeup. Subtle contrasting details are evidenced on the rubber sole unit which is adorned with White speckles. Additionally, the laces are shaded in the respective colorway to round out the almost blacked-out theme. You can find this latest variation of the silhouette at select Nike retailers now.

The Nike Kyrie 2 Inferno Debuts In 2016 With its Christmas edition releasing tomorrow, the new Nike Kyrie 2 in its third variation dubbed, Inferno, is showcased in more detail as it’s expected to arrive on the first day of 2016. Dipped in a bold hue of Bright Crimson, the one is prominent across its knitted upper, as well as the sneaker’s defining rubber sole unit. Unlike its predecessor, this component molded in a curved form and essentially the first-of-its-kind, which was designed to enhance intense banking and cutting, specifically tweaked for Irving’s agility. Additional supportive elements include a new mid-foot strap that offers more comfort and security, as the piece is also detailed with a contrasting Black graphic print. Further detailed with tonal Black hits gracing the tongue and rear section, the silhouette is rounded out by Orange accents located on the tongue tab and heel unit via branding.

Release Date: Nike Class of 97 Pack Nike will be releasing a pretty impressive pack that not many people my know of or be ware of this month. Inspired by Spike Lee’s 1998 film  He Got Game , the Nike Class Of 97 Pack features two popular silhouettes from the movie. Consisting of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro and the Nike Zoom Flight Hawk , both of these shoes were worn by Jesus Shuttlesworth a.k.a. Ray Allen in the film. The Air Foamposite Pro is also known as the popular Pearl colorway that many have grown to love and the Zoom Flight Hawk comes in a black, blue and white color scheme. The sneakers are set to come in a special box similar to the Penny Hardaway Packs that we’ve seen the last couple of years and are set to retail for $385. The release date is currently set for December 19th. Will you be going after this pack next week?

Last rendered in Burgundy, the classic  Nike Air Pegasus ’83  is offered in a new Bamboo finish for the season. A versatile palette overall, the low-top sneaker is comprised of premium materials to truly exude its lifestyle flair. Boasting smooth suede across its toe box, eyelets and heel in light bone, the model’s main base is comprised of a light brown-colored nylon build that perfectly complements its colorway. Continued along the laces and tongue as well, touches of light grey adorn the Swoosh branding and heel tab to round out the build. All resting atop a clean White midsole unit and Black outsole, subtle Orange accents are seen on the tongue tab and rear. You can find this latest colorway of the sneaker at select  Nike  stores overseas now

Photo Blue Highlights The Nike Air Huarache Ultra Introduced earlier this month, the Nike Air Huarache Ultra which are specifically crafted for females, is highlighted in this vibrant Photo Blue finish. Maintaining its signature aesthetic overall, while emitting modern appeal, this latest iteration of the sneaker focuses on comfort, flexibility, fit and ease of entry, resulting in a lighter shoe that still conforms to the foot. The breathable mesh component, alongside the distinctive lateral and medial rubber components are shaded in the vivid hue, while the rear incorporates a bigger band in stretch webbing that’s detailed with branding on contrasting White. Further dated with matching laces and pull tabs, the sneaker is topped off with a clean White rubber sole unit. You can find this latest pair at select Nike retailers starting tomorrow, December 26th.

Nike Just Brought Back The Original Nike Flyknit Racer Oreo Back in 2013, the first and original Nike Flyknit Racer Oreo releases and it became in instant hit to the masses. Earlier this year, Nike introduced the Nike Flyknit Racer 2. As good as that version was, it was pretty hard to top the original pair. Now, for some reason Nike has decided to bring back the original Nike Flyknit Racer, and it’s actually available for purchase now! As you can see from the images above, the orginal  Nike Flyknit Racer Oreo differentiates itself from this year’s release by coming in a lighter overall shade. This basically means that the upper has more white Flyknit than black Flyknit. Another difference between the two is that the first original Oreo (this one) had a black Nike Swoosh, opposed to the white Swoosh we saw in this year’s release. Lastly, this pair appears to have less black on the midsole, whereas this year’s pair had m

Midnight Navy Colors This Nike Roshe Cortez NM Following classic iterations of Red and Green, the Nike Roshe Cortez is treated in another tonal hue of Navy to close out the year. Essentially a premium and hybrid iteration of the iconic silhouette, this particular pair is composed of plush suede across its upper. Dipped in dark blue, the understated tone is offset by leather Swoosh logos in Metallic Silver. Additional blue accents are provided by the tongue, inner lining and pull tabs, as it all rests atop a full length natural motion White/Blue sole unit. You can find this latest variation of the sneaker at select Nike accounts overseas now.

A Vivid Nike Air Max 2016 Print In Black/White Another colorway of the new Nike Air Max 2016 Print edition is revealed, following its recent finish of Racer Blue. Boasting a breathable mesh upper construction, the component is defined by an eye-catching Black/White printed pattern which adds more flair and style to the performance runner. In addition, perforations are implemented across the entirety to ensure sufficient ventilation, while also offering maximum comfort. Additional accents of Black adorn the tongue, inner lining, laces, piping on the midsole unit and large Swoosh branding on its forefoot. All adhered atop a full-length translucent sole unit rounds out the profile, you can purchase this latest iteration of the sneaker at select Nike accounts overseas now. Stay tuned in for its arrival stateside.

The Nike Roshe Run Blossoms In The Winter The Nike Roshe Run/One has released in probably a couple of hundred colorways and Nike shows no sign of discontinuing the silhouette. I mean when it’s something that’s affordable, comfortable and that you can wear every day, can you blame them? I personally love Roshes. There has been rumblings of a possible Roshe 2 releasing in the future but nothing has been confirmed by Nike just yet. In the meantime we can still enjoy new colorways of the Run/One with this new Cherry Blossom color option that you see above. The lifestyle runner from Nike is covered in a black and white cherry blossom print on the upper with what looks to be a transparent Swoosh on the side panels. A white phylon midsole wraps things up on this graphic Roshe that will be available at select Swoosh accounts in the near future. Is this a thumbs or thumbs down for you? Let us know in the comments b