The Nike P-6000 fuses two models of the Pegasus, the '25' and the '2006,' bringing together a mash-up of iconic style that's breathable, comfortable, and representative of the early 2000s vibe. Arriving in "Sundial", well see a color palette including Sundial, White, Metallic Silver, and Black hues, perfect for the sunny days. Take a look at official images below.
The Nike P-6000 "Sundial" features a base mesh layer found in white, with overlays found in Sundial and Metallic silver. The Nike Swoosh, "P-6000" branding, and Nike logo will all be found in a sleek Black. 3M reflective accents can also be found on the toe cap and heel, giving this shoe a fresh look. Finishing off the look, we'll find a thick white midsole sitting atop a Black rubber outsole.
The Nike P-6000 "Sundial" is expected to release Spring 2024 via Nike.com and other select Nike retailers for a retail of $120. To stay informed on all things Nike Brand and to stay up to date with the latest releases, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.
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The Nike P-6000 fuses two models of the Pegasus, the '25' and the '2006,' bringing together a mash-up of iconic style that's breathable, comfortable, and representative of the early 2000s vibe. Arriving in "Sundial", well see a color palette including Sundial, White, Metallic Silver, and Black hues, perfect for the sunny days. Take a look at official images below.
The Nike P-6000 "Sundial" features a base mesh layer found in white, with overlays found in Sundial and Metallic silver. The Nike Swoosh, "P-6000" branding, and Nike logo will all be found in a sleek Black. 3M reflective accents can also be found on the toe cap and heel, giving this shoe a fresh look. Finishing off the look, we'll find a thick white midsole sitting atop a Black rubber outsole.
The Nike P-6000 "Sundial" is expected to release Spring 2024 via Nike.com and other select Nike retailers for a retail of $120. To stay informed on all things Nike Brand and to stay up to date with the latest releases, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.
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