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The Nike M2K Tekno In The “Phantom” Colorway Is Releasing Soon For Men

The Nike M2K Tekno In The “Phantom” Colorway Is Releasing Soon For Men

2018’s ultimate dad shoe will finally be available in dad-friendly sizes, as the “Phantom” colorway of Nike’s M2K Tekno is set to release in a men’s version after originally dropping in women’s sizes May 5th. A modernized take on the legendary Nike Monarch, the shoe features an upper with off-white overlays and very light olive underlays, plus retro tooling borrowed directly from the aforementioned Monarch. Tonal branding is abundant on the shoe’s upper, with a vertical logo hit on the tongue, as well as three swooshes—one large and two small—appearing on the lateral side of the midfoot and the bottom of the throat. A bright orange plastic heel piece adds a bright pop of color to the otherwise toned-down sneaker, and the look is completed with a classic Monarch midsole and two-tone black/grey outsole. The chunky men’s sneaker is confirmed to release this month on Nike.com, so keep it locked here for info and updates and enjoy a full set of official images below.

Nike M2K Tekno
Release Date: July 2018
$100
Color: Phantom/Olive Grey-Matte Silver-Hyper Crimson
Style Code: AV4789-001

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