"Nike continues its steady stream of refined updates to one of its most beloved lifestyle runners, unveiling a new "Seaweed" iteration of the Zoom Vomero 5-a silhouette that has seamlessly bridged the gap between performance and fashion since its resurgence. This latest release gives the runner's technical design a fresh, sophisticated spin, pairing its signature layering and structure with a palette that feels both grounded and quietly bold."
"First introduced in 2010 as part of Nike 's performance running lineup, the Zoom Vomero 5 was celebrated for its advanced cushioning system and stability-forward construction. Its technical edge, combined with a chunky yet streamlined profile, made it a natural fit for the current wave of retro-futuristic design-an aesthetic that has only grown stronger in the lifestyle space over the last few years."
"True to its name, the "Seaweed" iteration embraces an organic, earthy palette. The upper arrives in a crisp white mesh base, providing breathability and contrast against the deeper hues layered throughout. Overlays of smooth leather and TPU paneling in deep green and muted silver add structural definition, highlighting the silhouette's multidimensional build. The TPU cage at the heel and midfoot-one of the Vomero 5's most recognizable features-anchors the design, giving the shoe its dynamic framework while reinforcing durability."
Nike releases a 2025 women's-exclusive "Seaweed" colorway of the Zoom Vomero 5 that blends performance engineering with lifestyle styling. The Vomero 5 originated in 2010 as a performance runner known for advanced cushioning and stability-focused construction. The design now embraces retro-futuristic cues and early 2000s nostalgia while maintaining a premium finish. The upper pairs a crisp white mesh base with deep green and muted silver overlays in smooth leather and TPU, creating layered texture and multidimensional structure. A TPU cage at the heel and midfoot anchors the silhouette, enhancing framework and durability for everyday wear.
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