Nike Spark Flyknit DD1901-200 Release Date

The Nike Spark Flyknit may follow a design language rooted in mid-2010s running shoes, but it’s far from boring or outdated.

Recently, the silhouette – which may well have originated from the Nike ISPA lab – appeared in a mix of brown, orange and beige tones perfect for fall. The Flyknit construction on the upper resembles pairs of yesteryear, though the series of translucent sections and cutouts offer something refreshing. The most exciting part of the model, however, is the sole unit, which is ostensibly responsible for the “Nike Spark” part of the design’s name. Tech specs haven’t been shared by NIKE, Inc., but a look at the “layered” tooling suggests the use of a new foam compound, along with a responsive thermoplastic plate that’s less stiff than a carbon fiber counterpart.

Enjoy official images of the pair ahead and anticipate a Nike SNKRS launch soon.

For more from the Swoosh family, check out the latest Air Max releases.