Jared Ebanks Amidst the height of the Dad Shoe trend popularity, Nike has effectively recaptured the timeless design ethos of racing solutions from the early 2000s. Instead of spreading the revitalized treatment across its heritage-filled archives, the Beaverton brand opted to expand its offerings with all-new retro-inspired toolings such as the Nike P-6000.
Matching the Zoom Vomero 5’s consistent stream of harmonic color blockings, the mesh-dominant low-top trim exudes a similar tonal treatment infused with various shades found throughout at desert landscape. Divided between equal amounts of “Hemp” and “Sanddrift”, the diversely textured ensemble cascades the sandy duo of hues throughout the layered upper and its various breathable embellishments. In a slight contrast, light shades of “Phantom” illuminate the laces, tongue and profile swooshes for a concentrated complement at the mid-foot.
The Nike P-6000 “Sanddrift/Phantom” is expected to release in the spring of 2024 for a retail price of $120. In the meantime, the pair can be seen ahead in official imagery.
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