Nike P-6000 Metallic Silver FD9876-101

Introducing Nike P-6000 Metallic Silver: the latest revival of a Y2K classic. These kicks have been embraced by sneakerheads and anyone looking to embody the spirit of the early 2000s. Retaining its iconic silhouette and modernizing it with a unique colourway and metallic finish, the Nike P-6000 Metallic Silver is sure to be an instant hit.

Originally released in 1983, the Nike P-6000 has become a staple in footwear culture. This latest version cultivates all the best elements of its predecessor and adds modern touches for today's audience. Featuring a sleek silver-tinted mesh upper with intricate panelling, the shoe is both stylish and breathable. Underneath, you'll find a midsole taken from the Air Pegasus 25, which adds extra comfort and support to your stride. The outsole comprises synthetic leather panels surrounded by black rubber for added durability, shielding your shoes from wear-and-tear traces. Additionally, there's a low heel counter for flexibility and ease of movement, as well as lace eyelets for improved grip during more intense activities.

The Nike P6000 Metallic Silver can be worn along with various ensembles to create effortless looks that are always on trend. For sports activities or laidback days around town, pair it with joggers or sweatpants in neutral shades such as grey or navy blue. You can also team it up with skinny jeans or chinos for dressier occasions by adding an oversized graphic tee or long coat to complete the look!

Bringing back nostalgia whilst still staying ahead of contemporary fashion trends, the Nike P-6000 Metallic Silver is ideal for any street style enthusiast wanting to make an impression without compromising on comfortability. Now readily available on shelves worldwide, don't miss out on this Y2K classic – Cop yours now!

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