Aaron Hope 
The ‘Tiffany’ colorway first issued in collaboration with Diamond Supply Co. in 2005 and has become a staple for all Nike SB designs, especially as they’ve openly embraced color-swapping in the past few years. It’s a striking yet surprisingly versatile palette that’s also shown up in a variety of other places including outside Beaverton altogether, but it will still take some getting used to seeing the Nike P-Rod V Mid without the ‘SB’ branding that appeared on this pair’s tongue tag and heel in earlier sample images. Something else that’s easier to ascertain in these new shots is the tumbled effect on the black nubuck that covers this shoe’s upper, which you can see in greater detail by clicking the jump below. Photos: Kasina
Nike P-Rod 5 Mid
Black/Mint-White-Matte Silver
472300-031
