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Nike P-6000

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Nike P-6000

A 2019 retro runner that blends the Pegasus 25 and Pegasus 2006.

Year Released

2019

Silhouette

Low

Category

Running

Original Retail

$120

Current price in India

₹4,797 to ₹9,995 across 14 listings

About

The Nike P-6000 debuted in spring 2019 as a brand new retro runner, arriving first as the P-6000 CNPT in a Metallic Silver/White/University Red colourway alongside a Triple Black version. It is a shoe that never technically existed in the 2000s, yet looks like it walked straight out of them: the design blends elements of two Nike Pegasus models from that era, the Pegasus 25 and the Pegasus 2006. The upper pairs a breathable mesh base with layered leather overlays running both horizontally and vertically, finished with a glossy patent leather Swoosh. Underfoot sits a Cushlon foam midsole with no visible Air unit, atop a waffle-pattern rubber outsole, and there is extra padding in the collar and tongue. Launch pricing was $100 to $120 depending on colourway. Though rooted in early-2000s running design, the P-6000 is positioned as a lifestyle sneaker rather than a performance runner. Its popularity surged in 2023 and 2024 on the back of the Y2K revival, with a steady stream of new colourways including Metallic Silver, Coconut Milk and Sundial, making it one of Nike's most-worn lifestyle silhouettes.

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When was the Nike P-6000 first released?
The Nike P-6000 was first released in 2019.
What was the original retail price of the Nike P-6000?
The Nike P-6000 originally retailed at US$120 in the United States.
How much does the Nike P-6000 cost in India right now?
The Nike P-6000 currently sells for ₹4,797 to ₹9,995 across 14 listings in India.
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