Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Voltage”

Nearly thirty years in the making. The Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Voltage” returns on May 8, 2026 as the most anticipated Foamposite retro in the silhouette’s history — the debut colorway of the Pro model, first released in 1997 as part of the original four-color launch, returning for the absolute first time in its original form after nearly three decades of collector mythology, degraded deadstock, and grail-list permanence. This is not a retro. It is a resurrection.

The stealthy black Foamposite shell anchors the build in the material that made the silhouette revolutionary when Penny Hardaway first wore it — heated polyurethane molded into a one-piece armor that contours to the foot with the precision of nothing that had come before it, the wavy side panels and structured upper combining nubuck softness with the shell’s hardened protection in a construction that still feels futuristic nearly thirty years after its debut. Volt green arrives at every accent point with the electric, neon-adjacent intensity of a color that sits closer to the Air Max 95 “Neon” than to a conventional yellow — the Swoosh on the side panel, the heel Swoosh, the mini Swoosh on the lateral toe, and a volt strip running the full length of the tongue to the tag and tongue tab. “Foamposite” is written in the same volt on the heel pull, the branding as charged as the color it is written in. A smoky rubber outsole completes the stealthy build from the ground up, full-length and heel Zoom Air cushioning sitting inside the shell with the performance credentials that made the Pro a legitimate basketball shoe in the era when Penny Hardaway was the most exciting player in the league.

The “Voltage” has lived at the top of most-wanted lists since collectors first understood what it was. At $240 on May 8th, it finally comes back to the people who have been waiting — some of them for as long as the shoe has been gone.