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Nike’s latest Vomero designs double down on plush performance

Nike announces two new Vomero sneakers

lineup of Nike Vomero sneakers
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When Nike goes big, they truly know how to go even bigger. When it comes to their Vomero series, Nike puts this theory to the test with maximum cushioning that athletes have come to love. Whether you’re a professional or novice, the Vomero series is known for aiding performance and recovery while protecting your foot upon impact. Now, the series is getting two new additions that take the maximum cushioning to another level. The Vomero Plus and Premium are the latest additions to the series, which are as large as they come. While we are accustomed to seeing brands like Hoka with over-the-top silhouettes, these new Nike sneakers rival even their cushioniest model. Besides the added cushion, both releases also include all of the performance features you need to unlock your inner athlete. 

Nike goes bigger and better with the Vomero sneakers

In the new Vomero Plus, Nike has added a plush engineered mesh upper and structural overlays for added design and a slight contrast to its Premium counterpart. However, in the Plus, the sneaker features a full ZoomX midsole, which offers a lighter feel and better response than previous Vomero designs. On the other hand, the Vomero Premium features a combination of ZoomX foam with exposed Air Zoom units in the heel and forefoot, providing maximum cushioning to the silhouette. Both designs have also eliminated the Cushlon 3.0 midsole for a more effective and carbon-efficient design. The Vomero Plus is set to hit shelves first with a release date of August 7 via Nike’s webstore and select retailers. The Vomero Premium will be released to select retailers on October 2, with a global release set for October 16. While neither sneaker has any retail price yet, the upgrades added to the design seem to be well worth the investment.

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