Nike’s Bubbly Slip-On Sneaker Doesn’t Want to Fit In

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNike's Silver First Sight Shadow Is a Natural-Born StunnerNike's First Sight Shadow sneaker was born to stand out, not fit in with the other sportswear models on the market. As a Foamposite-flavored slip-on, it naturally turns heads. In "Metallic Silver," the First Sight Shadow really shines bright.The model's molded upper gets coated in the silver, including those alien-level bubbles on the side. Meanwhile, the basketball-style outsoles appear in an icy translucent blue.It's the second colorway to come from the model's debut. Earlier this month, the First Sight Shadow crept in all-black. But even with the lights off, the otherworldly slip-on sneaker couldn't be ignored.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.The Shadow is one of three models from Nike's First Sight collection, an offering of futuristic sneakers designed to, as Nike puts it, "push athletic style into new realms." The First Sight Noir, inspired by classic track spikes, takes running to razor-sharp heights. Meanwhile, the Mirage is a soccer cleat mashed with Oxford shoes, sprinkled with a little bit of drama (a lot, really).Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.And the Shadow is Nike's basketball heritage made easy, to put it simply. But the model itself is anything but simple.For those looking to cop, the "Metallic Silver" pairs are now available on Nike's website for $145.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 Ultra-Plush Sneaker Is a Beautiful Brainiac Nike’s Scrumptious Leather Air Forces Went Full Wonka Bar 16 Years Later, Nike’s Oreo-Themed Air Jordans Still Hit the SpotNike’s Air Max Dress Shoe Is Elegance in MotionTravis Scott’s “Odyssey” Nikes Are Sneakers That Will Never BeWhat To Read NextNike’s Bubbly Slip-On Sneaker Doesn’t Want to Fit InNike's Ultra-Plush Sneaker Is a Beautiful Brainiac Nike’s Scrumptious Leather Air Forces Went Full Wonka Bar Stella McCartney Took adidas’ Slim Sneaker Somewhere Much ChicerVans' Trend-Driven Skinny Runner Actually Dates Back to 1982Converse’s Leather “Samba” Is Surprisingly Dapper (& Skate-able)