nike m2k tekno black volt
After the release of its M2K Tekno in “summit white,” “team orange,” and “mountain blue” for women, Nike has dropped the sneaker in men’s sizing. When treatsport.com we got our first look at the women’s kick, it was unofficially dubbed the “John Elliott” colorway after debuting on the designer’s runway in February. However, it is now dubbed “Techno Future” on Nike’s website.
The shoe’s design draws inspiration from the original 2002 Air Monarch, playing with the sneaker’s chunky sole and thick heel for a now ubiquitous “dad shoe” look. As well as nike trainers mens white the colorway’s three main hues, there is additional black detailing throughout, including on one of two mini Swooshes, the midsole, heel tab, and tongue.
Nike just released the M2K Tekno “Techno Future” shoe, further enabling dads everywhere with another chunky-soled throwback shoe. Fans of the brand’s Air Monarch, which dropped in 2002, should appreciate this nike m2k tekno black volt latest iteration of the cult classic, which brings the same chill, do-anything vibe to a shoe with a slightly narrower profile.Less of a running shoe than a rest-day comfort shoe, the new Techno Future has a lightweight foam midsole and ultra-plush cushioning for kicking back and not stressing the hill repeats listed for tomorrow on your training plan.
To be fair, you could run in Top Quality this shoe and enjoy a Hoka-level pillowy softness beneath your foot, but the primary function of any Air Monarch descendant isn’t to help you run—it’s to deliver maximum comfort to anyone who either A. doesn’t care about fashion at all, or B. cares a lot and has convinced himself he has enough “dad swag” to pull off the look. Either way, these shoes are an excellent value and hearken back to the bulkier, less-specialized look of so many of our first running shoes.
