Corteiz x Nike Shox R419 “Metallic Silver” Launches On November 20th

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Clint419’s next Corteiz x Nike collab simply checks all the boxes. Backed by another clever campaign featuring names relevant to the British youth, the Virgil Abloh-endorsed founder has queued up a three-pack of Nike Shox R419 colorways that are wearable yet deeply inspired and intentional, taking after cars with just the right amount of bells and whistles.

Here we have official images of the Corteiz Nike Shox R419 “Metallic Silver” aka “Silver Surfer,” one of three collaborative colorways alongside the “Black Widow” and “Mystique.” The upper is defined by sculpted ridges that stretch across the toe and side areas for a layered, almost aerodynamic look. Carbon fiber detailing adds another automotive touch, while the collaborative branding is worked into several key areas. The tongue pairs “CRTZ SHOX” lettering with a red “C” in the signature Shox typeface, and “R419” is printed within the translucent heel column. Engine-inspired graphics appear on the insoles, with a co-branded bolt washer included as a finishing accessory.

The “Silver Surfer” might be the most traditionally “Shox” of the bunch as it stays closest to the Nike Shox R4’s original colorway, though all three looks do well to balance the hardware transformation with familiar colors. The “Black Widow” features a black upper and University Red accents, while the “Mystique” takes on Game Royal/University Red-Black.

We can confirm that the Corteiz Nike Shox R419 “Metallic Silver” releases via Nike SNKRS on November 20th, 2026 for $190. It’s currently unclear whether the other two colorways will also drop via Nike, though at least one is likely to be a Corteiz exclusive. See official images below if you’ll be going for a pair.