Nike Turned Its Popular Tech Runners Into Jelly Shoes

The jelly sandal movement has officially made its way to Beaverton. Following a Nike Rejuven8 pack built around the resurgent see-through aesthetic, the Vomero 5... © Sneaker News, 2026. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us The post Nike Turned Its Popular Tech Runners Into Jelly Shoes appeared first on Sneaker News. The post Nike Turned Its Popular Tech Runners Into Jelly Shoes appeared first on Sneaker News.

The jelly sandal movement has officially made its way to Beaverton. Following a Nike Rejuven8 pack built around the resurgent see-through aesthetic, the Vomero 5 and P-6000, arguably two of the hottest Nike tech runners on offer right now, have surfaced in equally character-packed jelly styles of their own.

For 2000s kids, Nickelodeon’s Cosmo and Wanda immediately come to mind, a comparison reinforced by a few design choices we’ll get into a bit later. The Vomero 5 is done in a beautiful emerald-esque palette of “Sail/Barely Green/Pink Rise/Cucumber Calm,” while the P-6000 takes after the other fairy godparent in “Sail/Pink Foam/Fierce Green/Pink Rise.” The Vomero 5 is probably the more recognizable member of the pack, Nike’s most popular tech runner still in the midst of a modern renaissance that began a few years. The P-6000 is less known to the general public, but it’s been on the uptick lately as one of the brand’s stronger models in the low-$100 range.

Each style swaps its usual leather and suede paneling for see-through, tinted TPU, extending across the Swooshes, tongue branding, and essentially the entire upper. While largely monochrome on-foot, each pair comes with insoles that nod to its counterpart: pink for the Vomero 5 and green for the P-6000, further suggesting an intentional Cosmo and Wanda theme. That same idea carries over to 3D-printed, sneaker-shaped hangtags included with each pair. Curiously, the hangtag packaged with the P-6000 actually depicts the Vomero 5. Fairly odd, indeed.

The Nike Vomero 5/P-6000 “Jelly Pack” releases exclusively in women’s sizing, with the Vomero 5 priced at $180 and the P-6000 at $125. A Fall/Winter 2026 launch seems like a safe bet at this juncture. See official images below if you’ll be going for a pair.