Nike Celebrates the NFL With Pegasus 41 Collection
Name:Nike Pegasus 41 'Philadelphia Eagles', 'New York Giants', 'Indianapolis Colts', 'Green Bay Packers', 'Detroit Lions', 'Arizona Cardinals'Colorway:TBDSKU:IB3215-300, IB3203-400, IB3214-400, IB3216-300, TBD, IB3191-600MSRP:$145 USDRelease Date:Fall 2025Where to Buy:Nike
Nike is gearing up to release itsNFLcollection, which follows theNCAAcollection.
While only designs for teams such as the Philadelphia Eagles, New York Giants, Indianapolis Colts, Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions, and Arizona Cardinals have been unveiled for the NFL series, it's expected that Nike will release pairs for all 32 NFL franchises.
The collection will be built on the core design and silhouette of the Pegasus 41, integrated with specific team designs. ThePegasus 41maintains its signature comfort and energy return with dual Zoom Air units as well as ReactX foam in the midsole, which provides 13% more energy return than previous technology and is engineered to reduce its carbon footprint.
Collaborating comfort, design, and team identity, the NFL team logos are prominently featured on the foxing, and the sneakers are dressed in the primary colors of the respective teams. Rumors suggest that some designs may also feature team names or nicknames along the midsole, adding a unique touch, as well as gradient patterns on the sole unit between the team's primary colors.
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