Nike's Latest "Just Do It" Pack is Coming in Kids Sizing

Nike is expanding on its “Just Do It” offerings this Thanksgiving by extending into the kids category, dressing three iconic Air Max silhouettes in its two-tone colorway. Using a completely blacked out base for all three models, the Air Max 97 and Air Max 270 React both carry the double-stacked Swoosh logo in contrasting shades of blue by the midfoot, complemented by identically-colored accents running along the tongue and the heel tab.

Foregoing that logo, the newer Air Max 720 model instead opts for a blue concentric patch near the heel, with the same tonal approach to the “AIR” logo written across it, coupled with smaller Swoosh logos on the toebox and on the lateral side. For those interested, all three silhouettes from the Nike Kids “Just Do It” Air Max Pack are now available over at the company’s official online store and select retailers, going for $150 USD for the AM 97, $120 for the AM 270 React, and $160 USD for the AM 720. Take a detailed look in the gallery above.

A First Look at LBJ's Forthcoming Nike LeBron 17

The Nike LeBron 16 hasn’t even been out for a full year yet but the court-ready shoe’s follow-up may be here already. Chinese sneakerheads have revealed closer imagery of the new silhouette, possibly hinting at the shoe’s impending release.

First teased on Instagram by LeBron himself, his 17th signature Nike sneaker sports a higher cut than the previous style, swapping the woven upper for a richly textured fabric that recalls wool. A rear Air Max cushion sits aside a Max Zoom Air midsole, with sparkles on the heel’s inverted Swoosh for extra visual impact against the mostly-muted upper. Finally, the black outsole sports articulated detailing at the forefoot, presumably for heightened grip and response.

Naturally, these photos of the leaked shoe may be samples of the finalized design or even flat out forgeries, as there are slight discrepancies between the shoe in the photos and the pair seen in LeBron’s IG Story. However, there’s enough similarities to raise eyebrows. There is no official release date for LeBron’s latest signature shoe as of yet.