Nike’s Wavy Sneaker Is a Knight in Swaggy Armor

Nike’s Wavy Sneaker Is a Knight in Swaggy Armor

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNike’s Cool Medieval-Ish P-6000 Is Fit for a Modern KnightNike's P-6000 sneaker is a pretty versatile shoe. One minute, it's a classic dad shoe dressed in a nice everyday colorway. Next, it's a "medieval" stepper.Hold tight, I'm getting there.The newest P-6000 sneaker features mesh underlays and creamy leather overlays, all either splashed with black, pink gradients, or metallic silver hints. Nike has also given this version cutesy ruffled shoelaces, plus medieval-style chrome details.It honestly looks like Thug Club's been here.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.Of course, that's not the case, since the Korean label is currently #teamadidas and dishing out admittedly good collabs with the sportswear brand. However, these P-6000s certainly have Thug Club's biker-knight aesthetic down pat. Even the metallic motifs echo the brand's signature "TC" logo.But again, no Thug Club here (yet). For now, we have a cool Swoosh dad sneaker fit for a modern-day knight.Speaking of which, the P-6000 "Black/Medium Soft Pink" sneakers are now available on Nike's website for $125.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendThe Seven Best Nike Sneaker Releases This WeekNike SB's Glossy Champagne-Themed Dunks Have Expensive TasteNike’s ‘Space Jam’ Air Jordans Went Full Bottega Nike’s Exquisite Olive-Green Running Shoe Is Perfect Nike's UGG-Coded Slipper Boot Is the Coziest Recovery Flex What To Read NextNike’s Wavy Sneaker Is a Knight in Swaggy ArmorWinter's Worst Won't Get the Better of These PantsBack When Your Outfit Mattered as Much as Your Record CollectionIs the Next Hot Literary Press… Uniqlo?FILA and Highsnobiety Have Found Their SwingThe Seven Best adidas Sneaker Releases This Week

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