Fire hues highlight our first look at the Nike Air Max 90 ICE. This new iteration of the iconic Air Max runner restyles the sole with a translucent effect. A synthetic upper takes to geometric graphics, boosted by red tones and neon hits on this particular take. Look for the Nike Air Max 90 ICE to release in February.

Nike Air Max 90 ICE

Release Date: February 2014

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Highly heralded sneaker customizers PMK and Relevant Customs keep it lux while moving to a new canvas on the Timberland 6″ Boot “Ostrich” Custom. Two takes play off the classic wheat and black boots, revamped with ostrich uppers. Fans of these custom Timbs can score a pair at Epitome in Atlanta on December 27th, Social Status in Charlotte on January 4th, Next in Cleveland on January 8th and Concepts in Boston on January 18th.

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As per usual, Japan-based brand WTaps impresses us this year with their suede hi-top sneakers. The sneakers feature an upper designed from premium suede leather, complemented by an all-white rubber midsole and toe cap. The metal eyelets and woven cotton laces add a clean look to these suede sneakers.

Completing the look of the shoes are the heel pull tab and the brand logo on the tongue. The WTaps Suede Hi-Top Sneakers come in earth tone-inspired colorways, such as Cow Green and Cow Brown. The shoes are now available at select retailers for $277 USD.

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Though low-cut on the hardwood, the Nike KD VI is seen in high-top fashion off of the court with the NSW Lifestyle model. Draped in the ubiquitous “Camo” print, the silhouette features leather panels holding down its posterior, while D-ring boot eyelets help tie everything together. A white midsole comes through for contrast, complemented by hits of black and an ice blue outsole. As more colorways of the NSW KD VI make an appearance, what are your thoughts on the heightened kick? Leave your comments in the appropriate section. 

Enjoying an unprecedented run of relevance, the Nike Dunk High Premium is kept alive via Fly and Nike Skateboarding, with the introduction of the “Barber” colorway. Appropriately, brushed black suede graces the upper, featuring help from white on the tongue, laces, double-stacked Swoosh and inner lining. Bottomed out by a gum outsole, the silhouette’s theme is completed with a hair clipper graphic on the insole. Dropping on December 24 online at Nike (8am EST), you can grab a pair of these SB Dunks for $108.

This holiday season, “Gamma Blue” looks to join the likes of “Cool Grey” and “Infrared” as a color code that makes a mark on any and every model it graces. The Air Jordan 11 “Gamma Blue” released over the weekend, relying on potent patent leather placement and occasional accents of the blue hue on the branding and outsole. Conversely, the Air Jordan 12 “Gamma Blue” is set to launch on December 26th, hosting a healthy portion of gamma blue on the mudguard. So, which pair do you prefer? Let us know by voting in the poll below and leaving your feedback in the comment section.