低調卻耀眼：Nike Zoom Vomero 5「Black Reflective」即將登場
Nike Zoom Vomero 5「Black Reflective」披上一襲低調的「Triple Black」全黑外衣，將細節巧妙隱藏。鞋面以多層透氣網布配合堅韌 TPU 支架構成，再添反光包邊與虹彩 3M 飾條，當光線掠過，即刻由潛行模式化身若隱若現的焦點。
延續 Zoom Vomero 5 以性能為本的 DNA，新作加入網格狀後跟穩定架，配上粗身繩索鞋帶，牢牢鎖定雙足；腳底則由 Zoom Air 氣墊聯手 Cushlon 泡棉，提供靈敏回彈與穩固支撐，再配搭耐用橡膠外底，最後以螢光鞋墊點睛，為全黑主題注入一抹亮色。
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