Nike LD-1000 “University Red” Coming Soon

The Nike LD-1000 is back this year. The runner originated in the 1970s and prominently features the brand’s iconic Waffle sole technology. This week, the a new “University Red” pair with metallic Swooshes has joined the 2025 release slate.

Nike has found a new place in their catalog for the LD-1000 silhouette, a running shoe originally released in the ’70s. The model used their patented Waffle outsole technology for traction, and featured a wide, flare heel that was intended for stability and traction for road runners. However, the silhouette was recalled, for actually causing more injuries than it prevented. Now, the 1000 has a new life as a casual wear sneaker.

The LD-1000 retro has only had a small handful of releases so far in 2024, equally split between in-line colors and Stüssy pairs. However, the simple shoe is not going away quite yet, with releases for 2025 starting to pop up. This includes a bright “University Red” pair, which features the vibrant shade for most of its upper, save for the sail white tongues and metallic silver Swooshes.

NIKE LD-1000 “UNIVERSITY RED” RELEASE INFORMATION

Nike’s latest retro of the LD-1000 from the Waffle series of runners has not been scheduled for release yet, and is currently expected to arrive in Spring 2025. Dressed in a bright mix of University Red with metallic silver Swooshes, pairs will likely be available from both Nike and select retailers for $100.

Nike LD-1000
Color: University Red/Metallic Silver/Sail
Style Code: HF3227-600
Release Date: Spring 2025
Price: $100

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