Nike Turned Its Popular Tech Runners Into Jelly Shoes

The jelly sandal movement has officially made its way to Beaverton. Following a Nike Rejuven8 pack built around the resurgent see-through aesthetic, the Vomero 5 and P-6000, arguably two of the hottest Nike tech runners on offer right now, have surfaced in equally character-packed jelly styles of their own.

For 2000s kids, Nickelodeon’s Cosmo and Wanda immediately come to mind, a comparison reinforced by a few design choices we’ll get into a bit later. The Vomero 5 is done in a beautiful emerald-esque palette of “Sail/Barely Green/Pink Rise/Cucumber Calm,” while the P-6000 takes after the other fairy godparent in “Sail/Pink Foam/Fierce Green/Pink Rise.” The Vomero 5 is probably the more recognizable member of the pack, Nike’s most popular tech runner still in the midst of a modern renaissance that began a few years. The P-6000 is less known to the general public, but it’s been on the uptick lately as one of the brand’s stronger models in the low-$100 range.

Each style swaps its usual leather and suede paneling for see-through, tinted TPU, extending across the Swooshes, tongue branding, and essentially the entire upper. While largely monochrome on-foot, each pair comes with insoles that nod to its counterpart: pink for the Vomero 5 and green for the P-6000, further suggesting an intentional Cosmo and Wanda theme. That same idea carries over to 3D-printed, sneaker-shaped hangtags included with each pair. Curiously, the hangtag packaged with the P-6000 actually depicts the Vomero 5. Fairly odd, indeed.

The Nike Vomero 5/P-6000 “Jelly Pack” releases exclusively in women’s sizing, with the Vomero 5 priced at $180 and the P-6000 at $125. A Fall/Winter 2026 launch seems like a safe bet at this juncture. See official images below if you’ll be going for a pair.