Nike’s First Sight Shadow Is Freaky & Foamposite-Flavored

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With the First Sight line, Nike’s vision for the future is clear. The collection features these furturistic shoes, mostly crossover designs that, honestly, go beyond sports.

The First Sight Shadow is the latest model in the line. It’s a low-cut laceless sneaker that somehow looks like Nike’s past and something entirely new. It draws inspiration from Nike’s earlier basketball models, such as the Foamposites.

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It even features similar molded uppers and a chunky build. And on the sides, there are these iridescent beads that look like multiple eyes staring back at you.

The First Sight Shadow is quite literally an alien in sneaker form.

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Nike’s First Sight Shadow has already crashed landed on Earth, releasing on Manor PHX’s website for $145. It debuted in a black colorway, which will appear at other retailers starting this week. Grey and blue colorways have also been spotted on social media. Perhaps we’ll catch those pairs later down the line.

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The First Sight era started with the Noir, a wedge sneaker that is like a runner meets dress shoe. Then, we met the Mirage, a not-your-normal cleated football shoe which indeed felt like a fever dream. They’ve both since released.

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Nike’s First Sight line stays true to the brand’s sporty roots while also dabbling in something new. And that pretty much sums up where Nike is heading, especially in 2027.

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At Paris Fashion Week, we got a taste of what’s to come from the Big Swoosh next spring. An exclusive preview revealed square-toed Air Force 1s, ballet-style sneakers, and new stylish versions of the Air Max Goadome Low.

Between the SS27 lineup and First Sight Shadow, Nike is staying true to itself while also having fun with it. And we’re not mad at it.

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With the First Sight line, Nike’s vision for the future is clear. The collection features these furturistic shoes, mostly crossover designs that, honestly, go beyond sports.

The First Sight Shadow is the latest model in the line. It’s a low-cut laceless sneaker that somehow looks like Nike’s past and something entirely new. It draws inspiration from Nike’s earlier basketball models, such as the Foamposites.

Shop Nike
Want to stay in the loop?We’ve got you coveredDownload the
Highsnobiety App now

It even features similar molded uppers and a chunky build. And on the sides, there are these iridescent beads that look like multiple eyes staring back at you.

The First Sight Shadow is quite literally an alien in sneaker form.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.

Nike’s First Sight Shadow has already crashed landed on Earth, releasing on Manor PHX’s website for $145. It debuted in a black colorway, which will appear at other retailers starting this week. Grey and blue colorways have also been spotted on social media. Perhaps we’ll catch those pairs later down the line.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.

The First Sight era started with the Noir, a wedge sneaker that is like a runner meets dress shoe. Then, we met the Mirage, a not-your-normal cleated football shoe which indeed felt like a fever dream. They’ve both since released.

Want to stay in the loop?We’ve got you coveredDownload the
Highsnobiety App now

Nike’s First Sight line stays true to the brand’s sporty roots while also dabbling in something new. And that pretty much sums up where Nike is heading, especially in 2027.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.

At Paris Fashion Week, we got a taste of what’s to come from the Big Swoosh next spring. An exclusive preview revealed square-toed Air Force 1s, ballet-style sneakers, and new stylish versions of the Air Max Goadome Low.

Between the SS27 lineup and First Sight Shadow, Nike is staying true to itself while also having fun with it. And we’re not mad at it.

Shop Nike

Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.

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