Nike Clogposite in “Light Army” Releases in January

Nike has reissued their Clogposite this year, bringing back the modified basketball shoe in a fresh wave of new and OG colors. More new colorways are expected to arrive throughout 2025, including a tonal “Light Army” green style.

Nike’s Posite line of sneakers first came about in the late ’90s, introduced with the Foamposite in 1997. The shoe was pioneered by legendary designer Eric Avar, who spearheaded the use of the adaptable foam technology in Nike products. The shoe’s tough outer shell was made from foam that would mold to fit the wearer as it was worn, and was later used in a variety of models, like the Flightposite, a high-top, laceless basketball shoe.

After the Flightposite’s debut in 1999, Nike released the Clogposite a few years later. This version combined the durable molding material with a low-cut, slip-on design for everyday wear. With the Clogposite back in their rotation this season, Nike has cooked up some new styles for the model coming in 2025. Among the new pairs is a simple “Light Army” style, which pits the entire shoe in a monotone shade of olive green.

NIKE CLOGPOSITE “LIGHT ARMY” RELEASE INFORMATION

Nike’s next release of the Clogposite sneaker has not been officially announced yet, but is expected to arrive sometime early in 2025. Dropping in a monotone “Light Army” green shade, the new pair will be available from the SNKRS app and select retailers for $140.

Nike Clogposite “Light Army”
Color: Light Army/Platinum Violet
Style Code: HF2900-300
Release Date: January 30th, 2025
Price: $140

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