The Nike V2K Run is a Y2K retro "runner" inspired by older running models, mainly the Vomero 5. The low profile, layered mesh mesh and synthetic leather upper, plastic (TPU) panels, and rugged, slightly "dad shoe" Cushlon/dual-density foam outsole make the V2K an urban lifestyle sneaker, not a pure running shoe. It's worn by people who love the 2000s aesthetic, streetwear and want a comfortable shoe for all-day walking - with wide-leg jeans, cargo pants, leggings and skirts. Materials are predominantly synthetics, rubber and foam, no extra organic materials.
Materials
Upper
Synthetics: unlike textile, synthetic fibers are stronger, more durable and quick-drying.
Sole
Rubber: a material that is very easy to maintain and you will appreciate it especially in rainy weather.
Blue Ribbon Sports was the original name of the company we know today as Nike. The athletic footwear and apparel brand was renamed Nike in 1971, when it also introduced its famous logo, the Swoosh. The logo was designed by Carolyn Davidson, a student at the University of Portland, who was paid just two dollars an hour for her work (which would be about seven times that amount today).
Nike is best known for its innovative Air technology, which includes an air bubble in the sole. The first Nike models with this feature appeared on the market in 1987 under the name Nike Air Max 1. Their creator was Tinker Hatfield, who became an icon of sneaker culture. Today, Nike offers a wide selection of shoes with Air Max technology to ensure comfort and style.
Nike shoes today are a versatile choice for a variety of occasions and interests. Whether you're into sports, culture or fashion design, you'll find the right model for you among them. Nike clothing and shoes are not just sports, lifestyle or fashion, they are an expression of your personality and lifestyle. Nike is a brand that has become an icon and a symbol of quality, innovation and style in its half century of existence. Nike is a brand that is loved by millions of people around the world.
Returns possible until January 15.