Matt Varga New Yorkers are soon to be faced with an existential question: what will fill up the weekdays when a once-in-a-lifetime sports moment isn’t taking place in the Big Apple? On the back of the World Cup and the first Knicks title in a half century, so many in the five boroughs have been treated to watch parties galore since the end of April, but if Nike has anything to say about it, there will still be some juice even after the Final is in the rearview.
Indeed, the next major stop in the calendar for NYC is the US Open, a late-summer classic that the Swoosh is already prepping product for. Already plenty significant from a narrative standpoint, the “Statue of Liberty” colorway is now truly canonized in the city by way of Jalen Brunson. So why not run it back for a cross-sport moment? That’s what the Nike Vapor 12 is asking, here appearing decked out in the classic patina palette, flanking teal uppers and soles with grounded jet black and flashy silver. NYC stamps on the tongue and a tennis ball logo on a circular accessory and on the insoles finalize the concept.
The Nike Vapor 12 “Statue of Liberty” should be coming to shelves in short order, retailing for $180.
WHERE TO BUY
Womens Nike Vapor 12 "NYC"
US 2026
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