Nike Delivers the Zoom Vomero 5 in "Court Blue"
Nikedebuted a 'Court Blue' iteration of its popularZoom Vomero 5silhouette.
The upcoming model arrives with a two-tone look with a black mesh base sharp blue leather overlays. A soft hint of dark gray lands on the panel swoosh, which sits just above the black TPU panel caging. Additional branding can be found on tongue tag, stamped heel check and Bill Bowerman insoles — the last of which features a secret electric lime green hue. The shoe then rests on a black midsole and outsole, while hiking laces tie them together for a neat finish.
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