Nike Air Max Goadome Low Foamposite SP Release Date IV7693-500

Nike helped its beloved Air Max Goadome boot transition from fall and winter to spring and summer this year by reintroducing its low-top form with some key modifications. And it looks like that was only the beginning, as the brand’s men’s Paris Fashion Week showroom includes several new styles for the Air Max Goadome Low as well as a new Foamposite-adorned version of the shoe.

The just-surfaced Nike Air Max Goadome Low Foamposite isn’t a wholly new concept; Nike has united the Goadome boot and Foamposite sneaker on 2008’s Foamdome hybrid. And while the high-top Foamdome is scheduled to be reissued this holiday season, Nike is also using the momentum to introduce an entirely new model.

The Air Max Goadome Low Foamposite follows the low-cut, minimally branded blueprint established by this year’s Goadome Low. Swoosh logos are intentionally kept small, allowing the shoe’s bold design to do the talking. 

Seen thus far in black, metallic gold and iridescent dusty cactus looks, the Air Max Goadome Low Foamposite introduces an all-new Foamposite upper design. With wavy lines across its molded polyurethane upper, the look is somewhat reminiscent of the Total Air Foamposite Max, one of Nike’s most-requested retros. 

While the black and Metallic Gold pairs feature Nike branding at the arch, the third Dusty Cactus colorway, shared by Nike designer Frank Cooke, adds a honeycomb-patterned panel above the shoe’s visible Air Max midsole.

Beyond the Foamposite-equipped variation, more new Air Max Goadome Low styles were previewed including suede and croc-embossed looks. And in addition to the Air Max Goadome Low, Nike also revealed a first look at the head-turning Air Force 1 Square Toe in Paris.

The Nike Air Max Goadome Low Foamposite SP is set to debut during spring 2027 for an expected retail price of $200. The style code for the Dusty Cactus pair, which is also being called Eggplant, is IV7693-500.