Quick Facts
- The Zoom Spiridon, first released in 1997 with bold Swooshes, mesh uppers, and Zoom Air cushioning, is making a comeback
- The new Nike Zoom Spiridon Off Noir pairs breathable mesh with rugged canvas, oversized and mini Swooshes, cave purple insoles, and full 3M detailing
- It drops Holiday 2025 for $170 at Nike and select retailers
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Even though the Zoom Spiridon won’t officially celebrate its 30th birthday for another two years, Nike brought back the sneaker from the vault at the end of 2024. Since then, the sneaker has been released in multiple OG colorways and collaborations. One of two ultra-clean colorways expected to land this season has just appeared via official imagery.
First released in 1997, the Zoom Spiridon was designed as a lightweight runner that showcased Nike’s then-new Zoom Air cushioning. Its bold Swoosh branding, reflective overlays, and breathable mesh construction made it a favorite for both athletes and streetwear fans.
For this pair, the Beaverton brand keeps things monochrome. The top half of the upper is built from breathable off noir mesh, while the lower half opts for rugged canvas designed to handle daily wear. A giant Swoosh cuts across the lateral and medial sidewalls, and for good measure, a smaller version is stitched onto the toe.
Underfoot, the silhouette’s signature Air Zoom midsole returns in summit white, paired with a grippy gum rubber outsole that not only boosts traction but also adds a subtle hit of color. Cave purple tones brighten the insole, and the entire shoe is finished with 3M reflective detailing – so you can stand out even when the lights are low.
The Nike Zoom Spiridon Off Noir is scheduled to release during Holiday 2025 at Nike and select retailers, both online and in-store, for $170. For your best chance to secure a pair, download Sole Retriever's mobile app.
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Adam Cheung is a writer and editor who specialises in sneakers and streetwear. Over the past few years, he's curated features and guides for everyone from Burberry to Nike. Often travelling between the UK and Hong Kong, don't be too surprised if you find Adam anywhere else around the world taking street photography or feasting on the local delicacies.
