The latest colorway of the Nike Zoom Fly 5, “Pink Oxford,” for women, is an additional option for those who prefer sweet, pastel colors.
The Engineered Mesh upper comes in a dull pink, Pink Oxford, and uses a sweet pink, Pink Gaze, inside, and contrasts with a transparent Swoosh with red University Red stripes. There is also a gradient of pink on the white SR-02 foam midsole. Inside is ZoomX that is left over from production, pressed into new blocks and placed inside. Of course, it still comes with a carbon plate as usual. Finished with a rubber sole that comes in black. This model is positioned as a running shoe for speed training and can be worn in competitions.
These pointed sandals from Tom Ford will elevate your soirée looks to the next level. Made from metallic nappa leather in gold, they have slender straps with signature padlock pendants and rest atop gleaming heels.
A fashion-forward Los Blancos jersey for supporters, made with recycled materials.
Elegance is their identity. The embossed “RMCF” monograms repeating across this Real Madrid third jersey borrow their distinctive look from the lettering used on traditional Madrid street signs. Standing out from the classy design, the iconic Trefoil returns to an adidas match shirt after a long break. Behind it all, AEROREADY keeps soccer fans dry and comfortable as they shout their support. This product is made with 100% recycled materials. By reusing materials that have already been created, we help to reduce waste and our reliance on finite resources and reduce the footprint of the products we make.
From power lifts to ladders, from grass blades to grainy platforms, from the turf to the track your workout has a certain purpose, a specific focus. The Free Metcon 6 supports every grunt, growl and “got it!” Nike added even more forefoot flexibility to their most adaptable trainer and reinforced the heel with extra foam. That means more freedom for dynamic movements during plyos and cardio classes, plus the stable base you need for weights.
Football and folklore come together in Ghana’s Home Kit. With a bold graphic drawn from the legends surrounding Kente—the country’s iconic woven cloth—it brings a sense of heritage into the modern game.
This design pays specific homage to Ananse, the legendary trickster spirit who took the form of a spider and taught the people of Ghana the art of weaving. The kit features intricate, geometric patterns inspired by spiderwebs, symbolizing the wisdom, creativity, and interconnectedness that define the Black Stars. Just as Ananse outwits his opponents with cleverness and agility, this jersey represents the strategic brilliance and resilience brought to the pitch.
2026/27 home kit, launched by Nike under the campaign tag “Can’t Tame Us”, features a rich royal blue base accented with standout Midwest Gold detailing. The design celebrates 75 years of the club’s iconic rampant lion emblem first introduced by manager Ted Drake, displaying a minimalist gold lion on the chest without the traditional surrounding roundel.
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