The Nike Zoom Fly SP Is Coming Soon In A London Colorway

Sneaker News October 24th, 2018 (updated)

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Since Nike’s Zoom Fly SP first released in 2017, it’s managed to secure a place in both the running world — for its lightweight comfort — and in the street culture world, through both clean in-line colorways and desirable collaborative makeups with the likes of Virgil Abloh and UNDERCOVER. Now, it’s dropping in a brand new earth-toned colorway that pays homage to London — and bears a striking color resemblance to the Packer x ASICS GEL-Lyte III “Dirty Buck” from 2015. The shoe’s translucent grey TPE upper features “Desert Ore” around the throat, on the Swooshes and on the midfoot underlays for special accents. Meanwhile, the Zoom Fly’s signature racing stripes are done up in black, as is the special “LDN” branding on the heel. For an interesting branded touch, the insole reads “There Is No Finish Line,” a Nike tagline from the late ’70s. The thick midsole is coated in an earth-toned rose gold, and a silver TPU midsole plate completes the special shoe’s look. These striking runners are coming soon to Nike.com and Swoosh Brand retailers worldwide, so check out a full set of official images below while you wait.