Nike Basketball implements the “Big Bang” theory once again on the Nike LeBron 11 “Forging Iron”. Using a color palette similar to the “Galaxy” game shoes from the 2012 ASG, this upcoming release features a radiant orange upper and silver branding. An icy aesthetic occupies the outsole, while signature details are also granted contrast. The “Forging Iron” theme is embodied by the shoe’s distinct packaging and high heat colorway. An official release date and US launch details are unknown at the moment, but Kenlu reports an October drop overseas. Stay tuned for more information on the Nike LeBron 11 “Forging Iron” and check out detailed pics below.

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PUMA takes it back on the Suede “Since 93” Pack. Inspiration draws from the OG Disc colorways, portrayed in playful fashion on the iconic Suede silo. Preview each pair from this festive pack in today’s Live Look video. Fans looking to pick up either colorway can purchase them from shopnicekicks.com.

HUF gets together with Think Skateboards on the Sutter Matthews silhouette as a part of their latest collection. Covered in canvas and highlighted by suede accents, the skateboard company appropriately leaves its embroidered mark on the heel counter. Take a look at the finer details of this shoe down below, and head over to HUF if you’re sold on them.

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The “Purple Suede” Ewing 33 Hi continues the strong reprisal of the Ewing brand. It’s a suede edition of a retro classic, the original Ewing 33 Hi and has been done in purple and black. The sneakers sit on a matching midsole. This has been a good year for Ewing fans with silhouettes such as the Focus and the Guard also getting releases.

No word as yet on the release date for this one. Take a look at the image, it is courtesy “The Weeknd”, the poster on Instagram.

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The Nike Air Force 1 Low CMFT “Penny Hardaway” follows in the footsteps of the “Glove”, which was a nod to Gary Payton. With a black nubuck for the base and white side panels for contrast, the kicks appear in the original “Orlando” colors. Details include a pinstripe tongue and a navy Swoosh given a black boundary.

These sit on a translucent sole. Take a look at the images. No word on release information but we’ll keep you in the loop. You might consider signing up for our newsletter.

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The Nike Air Max 95 SP “Japan”, part of the brand’s Camo Collection is set for an October 26th release. It is a part of the country-themed kicks being put out by Nike. The Jeitai-inspired design covers the Hyperfuse upper. It sits on a military green midsole and outsole combination. Take a look at the images. The flag of Nippon appears on the sockliner.

The sneakers will be found sitting snug in a matching camo box. Other pairs from the collection debuting on the same day. That’s a lot of options in camo.

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