Nike is combining two longtime street staples with the upcoming Nike Goadome Low Foamposite SP. First shown by longtime Nike insider Frank Cooke, the new silhouette reshapes the Air Max Goadome with a molded Foamposite upper and a lower profile.

The debut colorway leans into familiar Foamposite territory. Its shell shifts between blue and purple under the light, closely resembling the celebrated “Eggplant” finish used on the Foamposite One. Black covers the lining, eyestay, laces, midsole, and outsole, keeping the iridescent upper at the center of the design.

Rather than simply placing Foamposite material on an existing Goadome, Nike appears to have built a new upper around the concept. Deep molded lines sweep across the shell, exposed carbon fiber breaks up the midfoot, and small reverse Swooshes add subtle branding near the collar. Underfoot, the shoe retains the Goadome’s full-length Air Max cushioning and rugged traction setup.

The crossover feels especially connected to cities where Foamposites and Goadomes have remained part of everyday cold-weather footwear. Both models built strong followings across New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C., making this hybrid less random than it may first appear. It also arrives as Nike continues revisiting bulkier early-2000s designs.

The Nike Air Max Goadome Low Foamposite “Eggplant” is expected to release during Spring 2027 for $200. Nike has not yet announced an official launch date.

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