




Nike Foamposite One in black (616750-003) — the radical one-piece moulded shell basketball shoe that became one of the most collectible sneakers ever made.
The Nike Foamposite One is unlike any other sneaker in the game. Designed by Eric Avar and first released in 1997, the Foamposite One was built around a single-piece moulded shell upper — a concept so alien at the time that many thought it would never sell. Decades later it remains one of the most distinctive, identifiable, and coveted silhouettes Nike has ever produced. The black colourway (616750-003) is the most versatile version: it lets the sculptural form speak entirely on its own merits, with no graphic distraction. Beneath the shell, a full-length Air cushioning unit and carbon fibre shank plate provide the performance foundation the shoe was originally designed for. A 1:1 replica built to capture the same material precision and structural integrity as the original. Sized EU 40–46.
Foamposites typically run a half size small due to the rigid shell. We recommend going half a size up for a comfortable fit.
The upper is crafted from a molded foam composite material that mimics the original's rigid, contoured shell. It has the glossy finish and structural shape of the retail silhouette.
They are wearable for casual play. The outsole has a herringbone-style grip pattern. For serious performance play, retail basketball shoes are recommended -- these are best as fashion/collector pairs.