Spring Edit

Our collection of Nike trainers is packed with the latest drops. From performance runners like the Pegasus to lifestyle icons like the Dunk, we’ve got the entire family covered with a complete range of sizing and silhouettes.

Latest Nike Lines: The Y2K Runner Era

That old-school, dad look? It’s back. Noughties fits are the current uniform, and it starts at the feet. Retro runners like the Nike P-6000, Nike Vomero 5 and Nike Shox TL bring that Y2K aesthetic to the streets.

Remastered off the OG, the Shox TL features that unforgettable cushioning unit under the heel. While on the P-6000 and Vomero 5, breathable mesh and metallic overlays layer up for retro DNA.

Dropping in loads of colourways, silver mesh trainers never miss a step. Style them with wide-leg cargos or track pants for that laidback, tech-inspired look.

Court Icons: Air Force 1 & Dunks

Nothing beats these timeless trainers.

A triple white staple, the Nike Air Force 1 is a must-have in the rotation. Tough yet airy up top, the chunky, lifted profile of the sole features an encapsulated Air unit in the heel for big comfort.

Another classic, Nike Dunks were originally made for university basketball teams, landing in their college’s colours. A lower-profile with court-ready grip, the Dunk give that board-feel fit that skaters needed in their ‘90s resurgence. Need a pair? You can’t look past the Nike Dunk ‘Panda’ colourway.

The Air Max Lineage

First used on the Air Tailwind, the Air Max 1 changed the game in ‘87 by exposing the Air unit.

Visible Air technology was revolutionary; you could both see and feel the cushioning in action. The legacy has seen all-time favourites like the Air Max 90 and Air Max 95 be laced up for decades. Newcomers like the Air Max Dn and Dn8 keep pushing visible Air to a new dawn.

Performance & Innovation

Got goals to get after? So has Nike. Chase PBs in the latest running trainers and gym shoes.

Bank daily miles with responsive React foam in the Nike Pegasus, while the Nike Metcon has a flat, stable heel made for big lifts.

FAQ

Do Nike trainers run true to size?

Generally, yes, but Nike sizing can vary by silhouette. Air Force 1s tend to run large (consider sizing down 0.5), while Nike Huaraches and Vomero 5s can fit snug due to the padded liners (consider sizing up 0.5). Check the fit guide to make sure.

Can I wash my Nike trainers in the washing machine?

When cleaning Nike shoes, the brand recommends hand washing to preserve the glue and mesh structure. Use a soft bristle brush and warm soapy water. Avoid machine washing trainers with leather uppers (like Dunks) or delicate tech mesh (like P-6000).