When Nike first started out, it was known for mega running shoes . The Nike LD-1000 was one of them. Designed to withstand long distances, the trainer was something of a grail among track athletes in 1977.
And now, it can be something of a grail among everyone else in 2024, as it's finally making a comeback after almost 50 years. Nike LD-1000 ‘Black’ Returning in a slick black colour scheme, this upcoming LD-1000 is crafted in the original knit and suede construction that's meant to feel super lightweight and super luxe at the same time. A giant Swoosh hits the lateral and medial sidewalls in white, and the original orange “Nike” logo can be found on the tongue tag.
Nike LD-1000 ‘Black’ By Adam Cheung This old schoolness of it all continues to the bottom half of the sneaker. Fitted with the Oregon sportswear company's OG Waffle sole, it's dipped in a creamy ‘Sesame’ shade that gives off a pre-aged look, similar to what was done with the Air Jordan 1 High OG ‘Lost & Found.’ This is then finished off with a special Athletics West-branded insole, which pays homage to a running program that Nike introduced during the good ol' '70s.
Nike LD-1000 ‘Black’ Even more LD-1000 colourways are set to be announced very soon, and a neon green Stüssy collab is also on the way. So, if you're a big fan of retro runners, your bank account's about to take a hit. And that's OK! The Nike LD-1000 ‘Black’ is set to return sometime this autumn via Nike, the Snkrs app, an.