Sneaker News Update: Official images of the Ohio State x Nike Air Foamposite have landed ahead of a November 7th release, lined up with the rest of college football’s embrace of the tanky silhouette (LSU and FSU have colorways dropping the same day). Check out the new images below; a $250 retail price remains in place.
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Mens Nike Air Foamposite Pro "Ohio State"
US 11/05/2026 Thursday
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| Nikestore | Standard | M 7.5 / W 9 M 8 / W 9.5 M 8.5 / W 10 M 14 / W 15.5 |
Original article published October 22nd, 2026:
Nike’s college football-inspired Foamposite series is making its way from the gridiron to the streets. Following a series of Vaporposite Pro player exclusives created for its collegiate programs, the Swoosh is bringing that same school spirit to the lifestyle-ready Air Foamposite Pro, beginning with the Ohio State Buckeyes.
The upcoming release arrives in a predominantly white colorway, with metallic red Swoosh logos providing a sharp contrast against the Foamposite shell. A closer look reveals a subtle pattern of Buckeye leaves covering the entire upper in light grey, adding a layer of school-specific detailing without overwhelming the clean design.
Ohio State’s identity is further represented through the familiar green Buckeye leaf on the heel, while the school’s official logo appears on the tongue. The combination of understated graphics and recognizable team insignia gives the silhouette a distinctly PE feel, which is undoubtedly a treat for collectors.
Although the Vaporposite Pro cleats were designed exclusively for the football field, this upcoming release gives fans a chance to represent their school through one of Nike’s most recognizable basketball silhouettes. The Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Ohio State” is scheduled to release on November 5th, 2026, for $250 at select retailers.
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