It’s been awhile since we’ve heard of the Nike Air Magma, but this fall, we will be seeing a comeback in 3 colorways. These models feature cues that cater to the elements and rough terrain. Both feature all leather uppers, reinforced lacing systems, tough and sturdy midsole, and solid rubber ACG outsole.

One features a dark gray/orange, dark cinder/navy blue, and black. Catch one of these this fall in time for the Fall/Winter season.

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The Nike Woodside has definitely made us take a second thought about wearing boots, as the latest Nike ACG boot comes in another colorway. The Nike Woodside comes in a monsoon blue/monsoon blue-black-flat opal colorway, sporting a blue leather upper along with a sticky .44 rubber sole to stay true to the ACG name. The duck foot is decked out in black to match the black boot laces to make this one of a kind boot just that, one of a kind. The monsoon blue Woodside is set to release this month on the 11th for $100, so be patient!
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Nike is definitely bringing out boots in all types of forms to get ready for the coming winter months. As a result, silhouettes like the Air Jordan Spizike have released in winterized forms. This time, the Nike Blazer was the latest victim to the boot regime, as the Nike Blazer Mid ACG has been given another colorway to fit the central theme of boots. The Nike Blazer Mid ACG comes in a light chocolate/light chocolate-dark cinder colorway, enforcing a brown earth tone to the shoe. The upper uses a dark brown weathered crocodile skin upper with a brown suede swoosh. Metal eyelets keep to the boot theme, along with a yellowed midsole and brown boot outsole. A suede ACG tongue tag and brown leather inner lining make this ACG model a premium must-buy at a price of $144.




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Nike definitely has tried to have all possible bases covered with releases like the Rongbuk and Abasi. But in case you outdoors men/women still feel incomplete, here is a preview of Nike’s ACG Ashiko boots that come fully equipped with flywire technology. Dropping this fall, two pairs will consist of a predominantly black base, with one having slight orange accents and the other slight blue accents that most definitely stand out. The aforementioned flywire technology along with mesh material make this Nike release incredibly light yet capable of taking on all different kinds of terrain. Make sure you’re on top of this Nike release if you’re planning to do anything outdoors and could use some new “equipment.”

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The Air Revaderchi is one of the more popular models from Nike’s All Condition Gear (ACG) line. For this release, the sneaker comes standard with a green camouflage print upper accented by brown camouflage, a grey mid-sole, a speckled out-sole, a green sock liner, and a brown heel. Overall, this pair yields quite a unique colorway that is definitely not suitable for everyone’s taste. Nonetheless, the “Green Meanie” Nike ACG Air Revaderchi will be available at your local Nike retailers in the coming months.

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After previewing the Nike Ashiko Total Oranges, Nike has set another Nike Ashiko boot to release this holiday season. This Ashiko isn’t as glamorous as the last one, but sets a different tone in style. The hiking boot uses a flint and grey upper that utilizes Flywire technology in red accents. It has a grey midsole and black outsole to match the black printed swoosh. Of course, ACG is implemented into the shoe as shown on the tongue and midsole. If you liked the last Nike Ashiko, then be sure to look out for this one later this year.
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Nike takes a basketball classic, and hooks it up with an ACG makeover. These Nike ACG Blazer Mids are ready for heavy outdoor use, and they don’t sacrifice style one bit. There’s a few interesting features on these sneakers, as you can see. For one, check out the midsole which carries a cement-like print. The three visible air pockets also give the shoes a little added flavor. If you’re looking for something that won’t be seen on everyone’s feet, then these should do you some justice.

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