A handful of new Adidas Flux Black colorways of the adidas NMD XR1 are scheduled to releas later this month as we now give you an official look at the Core Black/Utility Black pair.This women s colorway of the NMD XR1 opts for a clean and simple look at Core Black and Utility Black come together on the Primeknit upper with additional black detailing on the laces, inner liner, heel, cage, and eyestay. Light grey/tan serves as a contrast as it can be seen on the heel pull tab and the EVA inserts on the white Boost midsole and outsole. Release date is scheduled for May 20th for a retail price of $150.

The sock craze in the sneaker world is still alive and well. Many existing and new models now come with sock-collar uppers in an effort to create new and modern designs. Up next, none other than the adidas EQT Support ADV Sock.The adidas EQT Support ADV Sock is essentially an adidas EQT Support ADV that is given a knitted sock-collar. There is no release info on the model yet, but above you Adidas Football Cleats 2017 will find a Grey pair as well as a Red pair. Both are placed on top of a White and Black sole unit. What are your thoughts of adding socks to some of your favorite models? I m not against it, I d just be very precautions when it comes to what models you opt to do it on. Stay tuned Adidas Eqt 93 17 as more info begins to surface.

You knew it was coming. You knew it was only a matter of time. Releasing later on this year is the?adidas NMD R2 Primeknit Triple Black. Today we get a first look.The?adidas NMD R2 Primeknit is the latest Boost model to receive the all-Black treatment The only part of the shoe not done in Black is the exposed Boost noted under the shoe. As far as the rest of the shoe goes, the Primeknit upper, laces, EVA inserts on the midsole, the Boost midsole, rubber outsole, pull tabs, branding and lining all come in a Black colorway. Very low maintenance, very versatile, very clean. No release date yet, but as soon as one is announced Adidas Eqt Cushion Adv we will be sure to let you know. Thoughts?

The original?adidas SeeULater Primeknit made its debut last year in this Black colorway. This year the model return with a few changes regarding its construction. The initial Black colorway of the?adidas SeeULater Primeknit came with an upper done in leather and Primeknit, these new version are done mostly in Primeknit while the use of leather is mostly used for detailing.Coming in your choice of Grey or Red, the?adidas SeeULater Primeknit opts to keep the sole of the shoe untouched. In regards to the upper, the knit construction comes with new features such as the new alignment of the lace loops, a new look heel counter resulting in a more streamlined look, a sock-like collar and a heel pull tab. The minimal aesthetics of the shoe make it much easier to wear on a daily basis. No release date yet, but we ll let you know when both pairs receive one.

Later this Summer we ll be seeing adidas release a couple of new NMD R1 colorways as part of a new Japan Pack.Offered in two tonal colorways of Triple White and Triple Black, these NMDs feature Primeknit uppers with tonal detailing on the three stripes branding on the side panels,?the heel, laces, ankle, Boost midsole, rubber outsole, and the EVA inserts on the midsole. Japanese characters on the midsole in contrasting white or black complete the look of the shoes. Do you anticipate grabbing either colorway from the NMD Japan Pack this Summer? Let us know and stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for updates.

This Adidas Eqt Support 93 17 Parley x adidas Ultra Boost X will be joining the Ultra Boost 3.0 and Ultra Boost Uncaged styles that have turned ocean plastic into a high-quality design and performance shoe. The signature primeknit upper is built with yarn spun from reclaimed and recycled ocean trash. A contrasting white and comfortable boost midsole propels you forward using the energy from your footstrike for a light, fast ride. Look for the limited edition Parley x adidas Ultra Boost X at select adidas stores and online on May 10th. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for more updates and current sneaker news.