Nike Adds an Earthy “Brown Kelp” Colorway to the Free Terra Vista
The latest addition to its “Move to Zero” campaign.
Nike recently unveiled a new hiking silhouette known as the Free Terra Vista, as part of its “Move to Zero” campaign. To follow the “Black Canvas” colorway, the Swoosh adds an earthy iteration made of Brown Kelp, Sequoia, and Pink Glaze accents.
In an effort to promote sustainability, the sneaker is made up of 20% recycled content by weight and comes equipped with breathable mesh fabric throughout the tongue, upper and mid panels. The Grind rubber heel counter and rugged canvas toe box are complemented with Free tooling in the midsole and a rugged outsole for optimal traction to endure the trails ahead. Bringing the shoe together is a snug wool sockliner, Flyleather overlays and matching Pink Glaze laces to complete the look.
From the mountains to the streets, the Nike Free Terra Vista is made with the Earth in mind. The “Brown Kelp” colorway will release for $120 USD on November 11 via Nike and select retailers.
In related news, take a peek at the Off-White™ x Nike Air Force 1 Mid in black.
