Nike's New Free Terra Vista Is Made for All Types of Journeys
Shaped up with 20% recycled content.
Nike adds a new model to its trail runners roster, with the Free Terra Vista constructed with recycled materials in support of the “Move to Zero” campaign.
The latest offering is made up of 20% recycled content by weight and prefers a black canvas base covering the toe box while a breathable mesh padding makes up the tongue and mid-panels on the laterals. Matching black FlyLeather overlays seal everything together while pops of orange pop out from the contrast stitching on the side, tongue branding and heel pull tab. The interiors are lined with wool for maximum comfort and coziness during those long treks while an Anthracite hue details the main lateral Swooshes and Grind rubber soles which resemble that of the Free Run Trail.
With a more structured build-up as opposed to the aforementioned silhouette, the new Nike Free Terra Vista provides a more solid fit that can go from the city streets to mountainous terrains with enough room for flexible movements.
Look out for the Nike Free Terra Vista “Black Canvas” set to release for $120 USD on November 11 at select retailers and via Nike.
For more footwear news, take a peek at the black Off-White™ x Nike Air Force 1 Mid.
