Nike 正式推出 ACG Watercat 全新配色「Iron Gray」
Nike正式推出ACG Watercat全新配色「Iron Gray」，展現俐落水域冒險風格，預計於 2025 年夏季發售。
這款鞋型延續其水域機能本色，採用灰色編織鞋面，ACG標誌點綴於橙色鞋舌標籤、外底及鞋跟壓印處，內鞋墊則以獨特酒紅色裂紋塑料設計增添個性；鞋款搭載同色系灰色中底與外底，後者具備出色抓地力，專為水上活動提供穩定支撐；鞋舌上方的拉繩式鞋帶系統確保貼合舒適，無論何種場合皆能輕鬆駕馭。
此鞋款尚未公開發售情報，預計將透過 Nike 官網及指定零售商販售，售價 $125 美元。
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