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Nike P-6000Spring Green


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Product Details

Style

CD6404-104

Colourway

White/Metallic Silver/Spring Green/Black

Retail Price

US$110

Release Date

20/03/2024

Product Description

The Nike P-6000 Spring Green finds inspiration in the Nike Air Pegasus from 2006 but gives this retro-inspired sneaker a contemporary upgrade with a white base and electric Spring Green and metallic silver accents.

On the Spring Green Nike P-6000, the breathable mesh upper features real and synthetic overlays in Springs Green and metallic silver that reinforce the sneaker’s 2000s look. However, the signature tiger stripe overlays also provide the function of supporting the shoe’s lightweight construction and lace system. The front lace closure houses strong black and white laces that thread through loops and perforations. In addition, the full rubber outsole provides a no-slip grip on a variety of surfaces.

Our experts at StockX like the way the Spring Green stitching around the black Swoosh logo complements the panel of tonal mesh on the sides and the splashes of Spring Green on the foam midsole. The Nike P-6000 Spring Green was released on March 20, 2024, and sold for $110.




12-Month Historical

12-Month Trade Range
£39 - £140
All-Time Trade Range
£53 - £78
Volatility
18%
Number of Sales
930
Price Premium
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Average Sale Price
£73

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