Kyrie Irving’s sixth signature sneaker, the Nike Kyrie 6, has popped up numerous times on social media over the last few weeks, including on the feet of the man himself during a recent workout. 

The sneakers look to carry on the tradition of Irving’s popular sneaker line, drawing on inspiration from his previous models. For instance, there are shades of the Kyrie 4 in the portion of the shoe where the Nike swoosh sits. There’s also a midfoot strap akin to the Kyrie 2, while the midsole looks to feature Zoom turbo in the forefoot, which was first used on the Kyrie 5. 

Additionally, many fans have pointed out that the Kyrie 6 is sporting some serious Nike Air Yeezy vibes as well. Check out the latest images below, and let us know your thoughts on Irving’s next Nike sneaker.

For more upcoming signatures: Click here for an early look at the Nike LeBron 17, and here for images of the Adidas Harden Vol. 4.

Nike apparently has multiple collegiate React Element 55 colorways in the works, including a pair for all of the USC Trojan fans and alumni such as DeMar DeRozan, Reggie Bush, Sam Darnold and JuJu Smith-Schuster.

Similar to the recently revealed Florida State Seminoles colorway, the “USC” Nike React Element 55 comes equipped with a team logo on the instep, as well as the insoles, with “Trojans” stamped on the tongue.

Nike React Element 55 USC Trojans/US_11

As you’d expect from a USC-themed sneaker, the kicks come decked out in cardinal red while gold handles the laces, eyestay, Nike Swoosh and detailing around the heel and ankle collar. As always, the React Element 55 is grounded by Nike’s super comfortable React cushioning, which comes in white with splashes of cardinal and gold to complete the look.

Per Nike:

“Owing its geometric design to data drawn from everyday athletes, the React Element features original technology that took comfort to the cutting edge. Starting with a pressure map that tested individuals who walk heavily throughout the day, designers then drilled holes into the points where feet experience the most fatigue in the soles for unparalleled comfort.”

A release date for the Nike React Element 55 USC ($130) has not yet been announced, but I’d expect the kicks to arrive in the coming weeks as the Trojans kicks off their season at home against Fresno State on August 31.

Nike React Element 55 USC Trojans/US_11

Nike React Element 55 USC Trojans/US_11

Nike React Element 55 USC Trojans/US_11

Nike React Element 55 USC Trojans/US_11

Nike will be releasing a four-sneaker “Sunburst” pack at the end of August, consisting of an all-new Nike Air Max Plus, as well an Air Max 97, React Element 55 and Nike Air Force 1 Low.

Each of the four sneakers pull inspiration from the brand’s colorful, circular Sunburst logo that originally debuted way back in 1972.

Nike Sunburst Pack/Nike

The Sunburst Air Max Plus features a habanero red, mesh upper equipped with the Sunburst logo and a colorful assortment of eyelets, while the Air Max 97 uses each of the logo’s colors throughout it’s wavy upper.

The React Element 55 is built on a predominately white upper with the colors of the Sunburst logo dispersed throughout. Lastly, the Air Force 1 Low features a combination of leather and mesh with alternating panels of red, black, white and yellow.

The full collection will be available on August 31 at spots like Foot Locker, Footaction, Eastbay and Champs Sports. Continue scrolling for official images.

Nike Air Max Plus Sunburst/Nike

Nike Air Max Plus Sunburst/Nike

Nike Air Max Plus Sunburst/Nike

Nike Air Max Plus Sunburst/Nike

Nike Air Max 97 Sunburst/Nike

Nike React Element 55 Sunburst/Nike

Nike Air Force 1 Low Sunburst/Nike

Michael Avenatti’s name has been in the news a lot over the past year and usually, it’s for some pretty suspect reasons. As of right now, Avenatti is being accused of extorting $20 million from Nike, after alleging that executives have been paying high school basketball players to go to Nike schools. One of the schools that are sponsored by Nike is Duke, and Avenatti has made claims that Zion Williamson was one of the players who was allegedly paid to go there.

Avenatti recently made a federal filing which according to Darren Rovell of The Action Network, contains text messages between Nike recruiting coordinator John Stovall as well as EYBL employees Carlton DeBose and Jamal James. The documents allegedly depict James asking DeBose and Stovall about the possibility of taking extreme measures to get certain players to commit to Nike schools. Zion Williamson and Romeo Langford were two of the players mentioned in the messages. It’s also alleged that Stovall told James that Nike would give Williamson $35,000 and Langford $20,000. In the end, Zion went to Duke, while Langford went to Indiana which is sponsored by Adidas.

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It’s important to note that these text messages do not prove any such payments were given out, while the authenticity of these messages still remains to be seen. Nike has been adamant that they have done nothing wrong here and that Avenatti’s claims are false.

“Nike will not respond to the allegations of an individual facing federal charges of fraud and extortion. Nike will continue its cooperation with the government’s investigation into grassroots basketball and the related extortion case,” a Nike representative explained to Sole Collector.

The Nike Kyrie 5 “Bandulu,” which originally debuted last month will be re-releasing Foot Locker tomorrow, August 16 for the retail price of $130.

The collaborative kicks, created in partnership with the Boston-based clothing brand, feature a cream mesh upper equipped with a messy paint splatter throughout. Additional details include white and lavender Nike swooshes, a red midsole, gum outsole, hits of green about the ankle liner and tongue with co-branded tongue and heel tabs. In other words, there’s a whole lot going on with this sneaker.

Sure to be one of the last Nike Kyrie 5 drops before the debut of the highly anticipated Nike Kyrie 6, you can cop a pair tomorrow Foot Locker’s House of Hoops locations as well as their online web store. The kicks will also be available in kid’s sizes, priced at $110.

Continue scrolling for the official images.

Nike Kyrie 5 Bandulu/Nike

Nike Kyrie 5 Bandulu/Nike

Nike Kyrie 5 Bandulu/Nike

Nike Kyrie 5 Bandulu/Nike

Nike Kyrie 5 Bandulu/Nike

Nike Kyrie 5 Bandulu/Nike

Nike Kyrie 5 Bandulu/Nike

The cult classic Nike Air Max Plus 3 will reportedly return to retailers in the coming weeks in several different colorways, including a sleek black and grey rendition.

As seen in the official photos that recently surfaced, the upcoming Air Max Plus 3 comes equipped with a gradient color scheme that fades to black near the glossy, eye-catching heel counter. The kicks also feature “Tuned Air” branding on the tongue, heel and toe portion of the midsole, while a clear Air Max unit is sandwiched between the black midsole and outsole. 

Nike Air Max Plus 3 Black & Grey/Nike

The Nike Air Max Plus 3 will also be available in the OG Blue colorway as well as a “Sunset” rendition and multiple others. Release dates have not yet been announced but the arrival of official images tells us the release isn’t far off.

Continue scrolling for more photos while we await the release details.

Nike Air Max Plus 3 Black & Grey/Nike

Nike Air Max Plus 3 Black & Grey/Nike

Nike Air Max Plus 3 Black & Grey/Nike

Nike Air Max Plus 3 Black & Grey/Nike

Nike Air Max Plus 3 Black & Grey/Nike

There are a couple different Travis Scott sneaker collabs scheduled to release before 2019 comes to a close, including the highly anticipated Air Jordan 6 and another Nike Air Force 1 Low.

La Flame recently gave fan a glimpse of the latter, which will reportedly hit retailers in October in sizes for the whole fam. As seen on the feet of the man himself, the Travis Scott x Nike Air Force 1 Low appears to feature an array of materials, patterns and colors throughout the silhouette, highlighted by a gold zipper that runs the length of the tongue.

A release date has not yet been announced but it is believed the men’s sizes will retail for $160, with toddler and pre-school sizes priced at $75 and $65, respectively.

Check out the early on-foot image below, and stay tuned for more release info.

Travis Scott x Nike Air Force 1 Low/Travisscott

Earlier this week, we reported on how some people got their hands on the Nike LeBron 17 which is slated to drop sometime later this year to coincide with the start of the basketball season. LeBron James will be entering his 17th season in the league and there is already a ton of hype for his next signature sneaker. Regardless of how you feel about James, there is no denying that he moves the needle when it comes to Nike basketball shoes and fans want to know what he’s coming out with next.

The leaked images have been replica models so far, but the sneaker Instagram account @street8oy claims to have the real LeBron 17 and posted a couple of images to their page. Based on the images, you can see that there is a Nike Air unit on the back heel, while the rest of the midsole is white. From there, the battleknit upper is a mix of black and white which makes sense when you consider that this will probably be one of the first colorways to be released.

Stay tuned for more updates on this sneaker as we will be sure to bring them to you. As you can imagine, there is no official release date yet and Nike hasn’t confirmed any official details.

Virgil Abloh's Nike collabs show no signs of slowing, as there are reportedly multiple Off-White x Nike projects in the works for the Fall/Winter campaign. 

For instance, a "Pine Green" Off-White x Nike Dunk Low is slated to drop in October, as are three all-new colorways of the Off-White x Nike Vapor Street. According to sneaker source @PyLeaks, the trio of women's Vapor Streets will be available on October 3 for the retail price of $190.

The kicks will reportedly come in the following colorways, "Black/White/Black/Laser Fuchsia," "Polarized Blue/Tour Yellow/Sail," "Tour Yellow/Black/Light Bone." Each pair will come equipped with a spiked outsole similar to the Off-White x Nike Zoom Terra Kiger 5 collection that made its debut in May.

Take an early look at the Fuchsia colorway of the Off-White x Nike Vapor Street in the tweet embedded below and stay tuned for images of the full collection. 

Skateboarding legend Eric Koston has teamed up with Nike SB to release a special edition Air Jordan 1 Low collab, featuring the familiar "UNC" color scheme.

According to Nike, this SB x Air Jordan 1 Low takes inspiration from the shoes Koston recalls sitting on the rack back in 1986, with the lids cut off the box, that his mom wouldn’t buy for him because “the shoes he had were fine."

The kicks, priced at $110, first released at select skate shops earlier this month, but will be available Nike starting at 10am ET. Check out the early purchase link below.