Overview

• The model is on sale now in China, with a wider rollout later this year via Nike SNKRS and select retailers.
• Shox Z updates the early-2000s franchise with a lower, more flexible silhouette that uses Nike’s original Shox cushioning for everyday wear.
• A soft upper with distinct Z branding and a jewel finish pairs with an outsole geometry designed to boost durability and grip.
• Nike showcased 10 colorways, spanning neon to muted tones, including fluorescent yellow, cream, and a brown-and-pink option.
• The launch campaign features Aryna Sabalenka, following appearances of the shoe on the athlete earlier this year, with pairs expected to cost about $140.