Nike Dunk Low “Metal Eyelet Swoosh” Adds Hardware Detail

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Mar 26, 2026

A cleaner take on the Dunk Low is on the way for Summer 2026, but this one does not rely on bold color blocking to get attention. Instead, Nike pushes the familiar shape in a more styled direction, using metal hardware to give the upper a sharper finish without losing the model’s everyday appeal.

The Nike Dunk Low “Metal Eyelet Swoosh” arrives in a Sail/Mink Brown-Metallic Silver colorway. Across the upper, soft Sail leather sets a calm base, while the Swoosh is outlined with metallic eyelets instead of standard stitching. More hardware wraps into the heel, giving this Dunk Low a slightly elevated finish that feels more considered than a routine general release.

Metallic silver accents on the tongue, lace tab, and heel contrast with the shoe, while the rest of the colorway keeps the shoe feeling grounded. That’s largely due to the Mink Brown outsole on the bottom. The earth-toned sole offers a warmer finish than a completely neutral sole would have provided.

You can cop the Nike Dunk Low “Metal Eyelet Swoosh” starting Summer 2026 through Nike.com and select retailers for $130.

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Nike Dunk Low “Metal Eyelet Swoosh”
Color: Sail/Mink Brown-Metallic Silver
Style Code: IU3488-133
Release Date: 2026
Price: $130

Nike Mind 001 “Barely Green” Releases May 2026

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Mario Briguglio

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Mar 26, 2026

The Nike Mind 001 continues to build momentum, and demand is already outpacing supply early in its run. Many shoppers are still missing out on restocks, which only adds to the growing hype around Nike’s neuroscience-inspired slide.

As interest climbs, Nike has been quick to expand the lineup with new colorways. Whether this was planned or a reaction to strong demand, the brand is clearly leaning in. The model has been split between men’s and women’s releases, with the women’s side focusing on softer, more subtle tones compared to the bold “Hyper Crimson” accents found underfoot.

That contrast carries over into the upcoming “Barely Green” edition. The colorway keeps things calm and minimal, covering the molded upper in a soft green shade that feels clean and easy to wear. At the same time, the vibrant pod system underneath still provides that signature visual pop, keeping the design from feeling too muted.

The Nike Mind 001 “Barely Green” is expected to release May 21, 2026 at select retailers and Nike.com. Available in women’s sizing, the retail price tag is set at $95 USD.

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Nike Mind 001 “Barely Green” (W)
Color: Barely Green/Hyper Crimson-Black-Chrome
Style Code: HQ4309-300
Release Date: May 21, 2026
Price: $95

Air Jordan 4028 “Rui Hachimura” Releases Summer 2026

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Mario Briguglio

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Mar 26, 2026

Jordan Brand continues to build on its partnership with Rui Hachimura, this time through the Air Jordan 4028 “Rui Hachimura”, a release that leans into quiet storytelling instead of loud design. Following earlier collaborations like the Air Jordan 1 Low, this pair keeps things subtle while still delivering a clear identity tied to Rui’s roots.

The Air Jordan 40 itself pulls from the design language of the Air Jordan XX8, most notably with its fold-down shroud. That feature gives the Air Jordan 4028 a sleek, almost boot-like look that separates it from traditional numbered Jordans. The silhouette first surfaced in late 2025 on Paolo Banchero and gained added attention when Bam Adebayo delivered a historic 83-point performance wearing the model.

For Rui’s version, the upper arrives in a deep navy textile, detailed with sashiko-style stitching throughout. The pattern adds texture and depth without overpowering the design, offering a refined nod to Japanese craftsmanship. A central zip shroud enhances the streamlined feel, while a glossy mudguard adds a slight contrast in finish.

Performance remains a priority. The midsole is equipped with responsive Zoom cushioning, paired with a semi-translucent outsole for traction. Subtle branding hits, including Nike Air at the heel and a metallic Jumpman on the lateral side, keep the look balanced. Inside, Rui’s logo appears on the insole, continuing the personal touch without overdoing it.

The Air Jordan 4028 “Rui Hachimura” is expected to release in Summer 2026, with early signs pointing to a more limited, possibly overseas-exclusive drop.

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Air Jordan 4028 “Rui Hachimura”
Color: College Navy/Sail-Chrome
Style Code: IQ5893-400
Release Date: 2026
Price: $205

Jordan Brand Expands Its Golf Reach With New Swang Partnership

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Mario Briguglio

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Mar 26, 2026

Los Angeles-based swang is stepping into a bigger spotlight through a new multi-year partnership with Jordan Brand, aiming to reshape how golf is experienced and perceived. As golf continues to grow globally, swang represents a shift away from traditional country club norms, embracing a more relaxed, expressive, and culture-driven approach to the game.

Founded by Modi Oyewole, the collective was built on individuality—showing up to the course in Jordans, loose fits, and with music playing. That same energy helped form swang into a welcoming space for both newcomers and longtime players, removing barriers often associated with the sport. Oyewole noted that Jordan Brand had always been a dream partner, citing its long-standing influence in blending
sport with culture.

The partnership will focus on community-driven initiatives, including events, activations, and collaborative experiences designed to push golf in a new direction. One of the first examples is swang’s “FREE RANGE Thursdays,” which highlights the brand’s inclusive and laid-back approach to the game.

Overall, this collaboration signals a broader cultural shift in golf—one that values creativity, accessibility, and self-expression just as much as tradition.

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Nike Air Max Plus “Black/Light Crimson” Pops With Neon Air Units

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Mason Tiniuc

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Mar 26, 2026

Heat and contrast come together in a way that feels right at home on one of Nike’s boldest runners. This latest Nike Air Max Plus “Black/Light Crimson” leans into the silhouette’s aggressive shape with a fiery upper, neon hits, and the kind of tuned Air styling that has kept the model relevant for years.

Across the upper, Light Crimson mesh fades into a darker crimson and black mix as it moves toward the heel. That gradient look gives the pair motion before it is even on-foot, while the black TPU cage keeps the signature Air Max Plus identity intact. A small Opti Yellow Swoosh lands on the side panel, adding another sharp contrast point without taking over the design.

Black takes over the mudguard, laces, lining, and heel structure, helping the brighter shades feel more controlled. Underneath, a white midsole breaks up the upper nicely, while Volt-tinted Air units and outsole accents bring even more energy to the build. The mix of Volt and warmer yellow tones inside the cushioning adds depth that makes this release feel more refined than a simple bright-color runner.

There is also a clear balance here between classic TN attitude and a more updated color strategy.

The Nike Air Max Plus “Black/Light Crimson” releases in Summer 2026 via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Air Max Plus
Color: Black/Volt-Light Crimson-Opti Yellow
Style Code: IR2000-010
Release Date: 2026
Price: $190

DotSWOOSH Expands “Touch Grass” With The Nike ReactX Rejuven8

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Mario Briguglio

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Mar 26, 2026

DotSWOOSH is tapping back into its chaotic, internet-first energy with another entry from the “Touch Grass” collection, this time using the Nike ReactX Rejuven8 as the canvas. The project already caught attention late last year because of its playful concept and the way many connected it to possible PlayStation-inspired cues. Now, the rollout is heating up again with a new flame-covered colorway joining the previously seen grass-like and hay-toned pairs.

That approach fits DotSWOOSH perfectly. The platform has built a name around bold, conversation-starting releases that lean into online culture, whether people love them or not. Past drops like the “Dirty Triple White,” the “404 Error” Air Force 1, and the Air Max 1 “Low Poly” proved that strange ideas and strong reactions can still drive serious attention.

While official release details have yet to be announced, the Nike ReactX Rejuven8 “Touch Grass” is expected to launch in April 2026 through Nike and DotSWOOSH. Stay tuned for further updates.

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Nike ReactX Rejuven8 “Touch Grass”
Color: Dark Smoke Grey/Kelly Green-Black
Style Code: IR0459-001
Release Date: April 2026
Price: TBA

Photos: forget-me-nots

Virgil Abloh Archive x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Alaska” Releases April 3rd

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Mario Briguglio

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Mar 26, 2026

Official images of the Virgil Abloh Archive (V.A.A.) x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Alaska” have surfaced, signaling a wider release is right around the corner. After early access through pop-ups and an EQL raffle, the sneaker is now set for a global drop on April 3rd. However, a release on Nike SNKRS in the United States remains unconfirmed, leaving many hoping for a last-minute launch.

The design stays true to Virgil Abloh’s signature “The Ten” era, carrying over the same deconstructed, prototype-inspired look. While the overall build mirrors the original Off-White x Air Jordan 1 “Euro,” key branding updates reflect the current direction of his legacy. Off-White references have been removed, replaced with “V.A.A. for Nike” text on the medial side and zip-tie, while the interior branding returns to classic Nike Air details.

Packaging also gets a complete overhaul. Instead of the familiar clear box, the pair arrives in a slide-out design with cut-out detailing, paired with a plastic display-style casing. A special zine titled “MODERNISM IS NOT NEW” is included, highlighting archival work and design concepts tied to Abloh’s vision.

VAA Air Jordan 1 “Alaska” Release Date

The Virgil Abloh Archive x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Alaska” releases globally on April 3, 2026 for $230. Availability will vary by region and select stores, with a potential Nike release expected overseas if not confirmed in the U.S.

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Virgil Abloh Archive x Air Jordan 1 High OG
Color: White/White
Style Code: AA3834-100
Release Date: April 3, 2026
Price: $230

Nike Air Works Program Brings Global Designers Together To Create 3D-Printed Air Max Shoes

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Mario Briguglio

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Mar 26, 2026

Nike is using Air Max Day to look forward, not backward. Alongside headline models like the Air Max 95, Air Max 90, Air Liquid Max, and Air Max 1000, the brand has now introduced Air Works, a new program built around global design talent and 3D-printed footwear.

The idea is simple, but the reach is big. Nike is bringing in eight designers from Beijing, London, Los Angeles, Mumbai, New York, Paris, Shanghai, and Tokyo for a special creative session at its Beaverton headquarters this May. Once there, they will work directly with Nike mentors, engineers, and Zellerfeld to develop original 3D-printed Air Max concepts shaped by their own identity and the communities they represent.

Nike is clearly treating this as more than a one-off workshop. The program also includes access to some of the brand’s most important innovation spaces, including its archives, research labs, and footwear design facilities. That gives each participant a chance to build from Nike’s Air legacy while pushing the category somewhere new.

The finished designs will not hit retail in a wide release. Instead, each creator will receive a limited friends-and-family version of their shoe, with launches happening locally over the next year ahead of Air Max Day 2027. More than anything, Air Works feels like Nike opening the door for a new generation to help define what Air Max becomes next.

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Jae Tips Signs With Nike

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Mario Briguglio

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Mar 26, 2026

Jae Tips is officially making a major move, stepping away from Saucony and joining Nike in what feels like a defining moment in his career. Known for helping reshape Saucony’s identity through bold storytelling and color-driven designs, the Bronx native now enters a much bigger stage with fresh opportunities ahead.

While the announcement is now public, the shift didn’t come out of nowhere. Subtle hints had already been circulating. His Saucony deal quietly expired earlier this year, and soon after, he was spotted wearing standout Nike models like the “Galaxy” Foamposites. Teasers on social media, including a glimpse of a premium Vomero silhouette, only added fuel to speculation that something bigger was in motion.

Now confirmed, the partnership signals more than just a brand switch—it marks a new creative chapter. Early visuals tied to the announcement show co-branded elements between Nike and his Savior Worldwide label, including apparel pieces and elevated footwear concepts. The direction suggests Nike is giving Jae Tips room to carry over the same storytelling approach that made his previous work resonate.

At its core, this move reflects how influential Jae Tips has become in today’s sneaker space. His journey from independent creative to major brand partner continues to evolve, and this Nike deal positions him for an even wider impact. With momentum already building, it’s clear this next phase won’t take long to deliver.

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Debuts New Lace-Up Converse SHAI 001

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Mario Briguglio

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Mar 26, 2026

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s breakout season keeps expanding beyond trophies and into footwear, as the Converse SHAI 001 continues to evolve in real time. His signature model has already positioned itself as a key player in Converse Basketball’s lineup, and now it’s entering a more experimental phase.

The upcoming “Camo” colorway signals that shift, showing a willingness from both SGA and Converse Hoops to push design boundaries. However, it’s what Shai wore courtside that really sparked attention. During a matchup between the Thunder and Celtics, he unveiled a new lace-up version of the SHAI 001 that removes the model’s signature shroud. In its place, the shoe leans into a more traditional construction, highlighted by neutral-toned overlays that reshape its overall identity.

This isn’t entirely new territory. A similar lace-up pair previously surfaced on Shai’s Instagram, featuring a louder mix of colors and patterns. That version felt more like a one-off concept, but it hinted early at a direction Converse might explore further.

Whether this updated build becomes widely available remains unclear. Still, the move shows Converse is open to evolving SGA’s first signature beyond its original blueprint. As his influence grows, the SHAI 001 is shaping up to be more than just a debut model—it’s becoming a platform for ongoing design experimentation.

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Nike LeBron 23 “Shoe Bag” Honors The Mega Deal That Changed LeBron’s Career

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Mario Briguglio

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Mar 26, 2026

Nike Basketball continues to close out its “Forever King” rollout with another story-driven LeBron 23 colorway. The upcoming “Shoe Bag” edition taps directly into one of the most important moments in LeBron James’ career—his historic $90 million Nike deal signed before ever stepping onto an NBA court.

At first glance, the sneaker leans bold but familiar. A bright orange mesh upper leads the design, paired with grey accents and a sculpted midsole. The look may remind some of past All-Star era releases, but this pair keeps things cleaner and more focused on storytelling.

The real detail sits at the heel. Nike adds a special “Mega Deal” logo, a clear nod to the groundbreaking contract that changed athlete endorsements forever. The logo’s design appears inspired by lottery-style graphics, reinforcing the idea of LeBron hitting it big before even being drafted.

Adding to the narrative, the release also includes apparel that subtly references the intense brand competition at the time. It hints at how Nike ultimately outpaced rivals to secure one of basketball’s biggest icons.

Nike LeBron 23 “Shoe Bag” Release Date

The Nike LeBron 23 “Shoe Bag” is set to release on April 3, 2026 available at select Nike Basketball retailers and Nike.com. Available in both adult and grade school sizing, the retail price tag is set at $200 and $165, respectively.

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Nike LeBron 23 “Shoe Bag”
Color: Safety Orange/Metallic Gold-Wolf Grey
Style Code: IV5647-800
Release Date: April 3, 2026
Price: $200

Nike Air Max 95 Golf “Spruce Fog” Gets A Soft Neapolitan-Inspired Update

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Mason Tiniuc

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Mar 26, 2026

Nike is dialing things back a bit with another update to one of its most famous golf sneakers. The Nike Air Max 95 Golf “Spruce Fog” features a muted trio of colors that recasts the silhouette in a new light while staying true to its heritage.

Instead of overlaying the iconic Air Max 95 gradient system, Nike opted for something new. A tri-tone color scheme distributes light brown on the toe cap, outsole, and bottom air blast. Creamy tan, blush pink, and off-white gradate up the sidewall. This muted color scheme gives the sneaker a understated Neapolitan flare.

Up top, the upper leans into breathable mesh with light pink around the body and white on the tongue and lace area. Creamy lace loops add another soft accent, helping the entire design feel balanced from top to bottom. Underneath, the updated outsole and golf-ready build keep the classic Air Max 95 shape intact while shifting its purpose toward the course.

There is also a clear strategy behind this release. Nike continues to bring heritage running models into golf, and this version shows how lifestyle appeal can still work in performance spaces.

The Nike Air Max 95 Golf “Spruce Fog” releases in Summer 2026 via Nike.com and select retailers for $210.

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Nike Air Max 95 Golf
Color: Spruce Fog/Alabaster-Silt Red-Anthracite
Style Code: HV4696-300
Release Date: 2026
Price: $210

Jordan Legacy 312 Low Football Cleats Arriving For Summer 2026

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Mason Tiniuc

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Mar 26, 2026

There is no mistaking where this one comes from. Jordan Brand is taking one of its more recognizable hybrid designs and pushing it onto the football field, giving the Jordan Legacy 312 Low Football Cleat a new purpose without stripping away the details that made it stand out in the first place.

The basketball DNA speaks volumes. Constructed with components lifted from several Jordan eras, it maintains the layered upper, prominent midfoot strap and heel treatment while shifting the cleat plate to alter the silhouette into something more grass-friendly. The elephant print also sticks around as a prominent feature, connecting these sneakers to the Air Jordan 3 in a new way.

One releases into a familiar Chicago-inspired colorway. Borrowing colors straight from the original Air Jordan 1, it combines a white leather base with red overlays, black branding and elephant print highlighted in black around the heel. It’s a look that’s grounded in one of Jordan Brand’s most recognizable palettes. To contrast, there’s also White/Digital Pink colorway that amps things up with pink accents, elephant print and a bright pink plate underfoot.

More than anything, this release shows Jordan Brand continuing to stretch its archive across sports without overcomplicating the formula.

The Jordan Legacy 312 Football Cleats will begin releasing in Spring/Summer 2026 via Nike.com and select retailers for $135.

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Jordan Legacy 312 Football Cleat “Chicago”
Color: White/Varsity Red-Black
Style Code: IM3100-100
Release Date: 2026
Price: $135

Jordan Legacy 312 Football Cleat “Digital Pink”
Color: White/Digital Pink
Style Code: IM3100-101
Release Date: 2026
Price: $135

This Nike Air Force 1 Low Comes With Glitter In The Swoosh

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Mason Tiniuc

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Mar 26, 2026

Nike has done just about every twist and turn with the Air Force 1 you can think of. That is why colorways like this pop. The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Sail/Soft Yellow” isn’t banking on an over-sized tale or forceful color blocking. It just softens a classic silhouette, and that decision makes all the difference.

Sail covers most of the upper but doesn’t appear washed out or boring. The leather has a slight sheen and the stitched accents around the toe area gives the sneaker a bit more flair without overdoing it. There is similar embroidery around the heel as well. So while everything feels a bit dressier, it still maintains that effortless AF1 aesthetic.

The thing that really changes things up is the Swoosh. Nike places a jewel logo with a glitter inside on the medial side and the Mist Orange and Soft Yellow underneath shines through creating a warm aura you can see on the sides. Speaking of which, both colors pop up on the lining, lace detail, and outsole to complete the look in the cleanest way possible.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Sail/Soft Yellow” will launch Summer 2026 on Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low (W)
Color: Sail/Mist Orange-Soft Yellow
Style Code: IR8218-118
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Jordan Son of Mars Low Drops in Classic “Black Cement” Colorway

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Mason Tiniuc

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Mar 26, 2026

A familiar Jordan look is making its way back through one of the brand’s boldest hybrid designs. Set for March 2026, the Jordan Son of Mars Low “Black Cement” brings together classic color blocking and layered details that tap into some of the most recognizable cues in the Jordan archive.

Black leads the upper here, with smooth leather panels giving the shoe a clean, sturdy base. Perforations on the side panels keep the build from feeling too heavy, while matching black laces help the design stay sharp and controlled. The white tongue adds contrast up top, and the red inner lining gives the pair a brighter edge without taking over the look.

Grey Mist elephant print lands on the mudguard and heel overlay, pushing the Black Cement theme into focus right away. Down below, a black midsole is hit with red speckling, while visible Air in the heel brings back a familiar performance-era touch. White sections across the midsole and outsole keep the color balance from leaning too dark.

Small details finish the story well. “SON OF” and “MARS” appear on the lace dubraes, while the tongue tabs feature graphic logos that nod to the model’s identity as a mash-up silhouette with strong Jordan roots.

The Jordan Son of Mars Low “Black Cement” have already starting hitting retailers and will soon launch on Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $165 USD.

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Jordan Son of Mars Low “Black Cement”
Color: Black/University Red-Grey Mist
Style Code: 580603-002
Release Date: March 2026
Price: $165

Nike Pegasus Premium Gets A Pink Tie Dye Makeover

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Mason Tiniuc

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Mar 26, 2026

Summer 2026 will bring another loud entry to Nike’s running lineup, and this one does not try to blend in. Official images of the Nike Pegasus Premium “Pearl Pink” have surfaced, giving the upcoming pair a stronger identity ahead of release.

The upper mixes soft color with technical detail. A pink-and-white tie-dye effect wraps the ripstop mudguard, while the open knit above it lands in a light Summit White finish. Black laces and lining tighten the look, and the cream-tinted Swoosh cuts through the side with a cleaner contrast.

Pink is still the story here overall. The midsole comes in bright hue that gives the shoe its biggest pop, while the full-length visible Air Zoom unit definitely adds some futuristic flair. ZoomX and ReactX packaging brings it home, providing the model with that premium feel Nike obviously wants this iteration of the Pegasus series to have.

What makes this release work is the balance. The colorway feels loud, but the structure keeps it from going overboard. There is clear lifestyle appeal here, yet the build still points back to performance running.

The Nike Pegasus Premium “Pearl Pink” is now available for $230 via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Pegasus Premium (W)
Color: Pearl Pink/Pink Glow-Hyper Pink-Summit White
Style Code: IR1811-664
Release Date: March 25, 2026
Price: $230