Even in the Dark, Nike’s Winterized Dad Sneaker Still Shines

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNike's Vomero Roam "Sequoia" Is a Stealthy Winter WonderAutumn who? Nike's already in winter mode with loads of cold-weather-ready stompers like the Zoom Vomero Roam.That's right. The winterized dad sneaker is back from hibernation, appearing in new stylish colorways like "Sequoia."It's darker than the previous "Sequoia" release, which featured half forest green, half black uppers. The 2026 pair preserves the signature split-tone look but with dark purple and black. It's still rugged as heck, too.Indeed, it keeps all of the outdoor-ready gear, which makes it look and honestly function like a killer trail shoe. The mudguard is still there, ready to protect the feet from dirt and unexpected puddle splashes. It's still not exactly waterproof, but the durable layered upper certainly comes in hand during that pre-downpour drizzle.What's also great about the Vomero's rugged styles is that they look just as good as the everyday versions. Honestly, the dadcore shoe gets even more handsome in its Cordura clothes and winter trail uniform (I'm talking about the Roam in the latter, of course).Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.Retailing for $190, Nike's Vomero Roam "Sequoia" sneaker is now available on Nike's website.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendNike’s Archival Racer Is Looking Berry GoodNike’s Techy Dad Shoe Has a Secret Girly SideNike’s Oldest Sneaker Takes Balletcore to the MoonNike’s Casually Cool Sneaker Grew Tough SkinNike’s Ostrich-Leather Air Jordans Are Pure Jumpman EleganceWhat To Read NextEven in the Dark, Nike’s Winterized Dad Sneaker Still ShinesNike’s Archival Racer Is Looking Berry GoodLuxury Brands Are Charactermaxxing NowThe Evolution of New Balance’s 990 ContinuesNike’s Techy Dad Shoe Has a Secret Girly SideNike’s Oldest Sneaker Takes Balletcore to the Moon