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Nike Air Penny 2 'Football Grey'

Nike Air Penny 2 'Football Grey'

Nike · DV0817-001 · in stock at One Block Down and Starcow in sizes 5 US, 5.5 US, 6 US, 6.5 US, 7 US and more · delivery to United States

Originally released in 1996, the Nike Air Penny 2 was the first Air Penny model to combine both Max and Zoom Air technologies. This new colorway is draped in black patent leather and features Penny's signature "1-Cent" logo on the side.

  • Leather upper
  • Patent leather overlays
  • "1-Cent" logo branding
  • Traditional lacing system
  • Padded tongue with "1-Cent" logo
  • Cushioned ankle collar
  • Foam midsole
  • Zoom and Max Air cushioning
  • Rubber outsole

Description from DTLR ·

Other colourways

— sold out everywhere

Where to buy

StoreLanded costDeliverySizes in stock
One Block Down
Air Penny II
US$122.47US$254.19−52%
US$87.81 + US$34.66 shipping
€76 at store
  • US 5
  • US 5.5
  • US 6
  • US 6.5
  • US 7
  • US 7.5
  • US 8
  • US 8.5
  • US 9
  • US 9.5
  • US 10
  • US 10.5
  • US 11
  • US 11.5
  • US 12
— no landed total: shipping is quoted at checkout, or these retailers publish no terms for US

Sold out at AFEW STORE, DTLR, Extra Butter, OVERKILL and Très Bien

Possibly the same item

Similar enough to flag, not similar enough to merge — often the same model in a women's or men's cut. Other colourways are listed above. Check before assuming it's the same product.

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