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Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNike's Zoom Vomero 5 Dad Shoe Is Clean & Cordura-BackedNike and Cordura's relationship is almost as strong as the high-performance, high-strength military fabric itself. The brands have worked very closely this season, dropping several ruggedized Nike shoes, including Zoom Vomero 5 sneakers.Actually, Nike has cooked up quite a few Cordura Vomeros, each as military-tough as it is stylish. Translation: the colorways have been just as good as the ruggedization itself.The latest pair lands in "Light Orewood Brown," which features a mix of cream-white, beige, and grey shades. It's paired with the famous Cordura fabric and the Vomero's usual techy touches, resulting in a clean, highly durable version of the dadcore sneaker.It's literally a Cordura party happening at Nike right now, with the label rolling out several sneakers featuring the tear-resistant material. We've seen P-6000s, Air Max Moto 2K, and Air Max Plus shoes, all dressed in these nice earthy colorways to match the utilitarian vibe.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.The new Cordura Zoom Vomero 5 "Light Orewood Brown" sneakers are now available on Nike Indonesia's website for Rp 2.849.000, or around $157.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 Ostrich-Leather Air Jordans Are Pure Jumpman EleganceNike’s Oldest Sneaker Thrives in the Gray AreaNike’s Angular Air Force 1 Is a Stylish SquareNike’s Air Jordan 1 Retro High Og Royal Makes Its Grand ReturnNike’s Oceanic Air Force 1 Sneaker Blue It in a Good WayWhat To Read NextLemaire’s Best Product Might Be Its Art ShowsNike’s Casually Cool Sneaker Grew Tough SkinOff the Beaten Path with Chase RutherfordNike’s Ostrich-Leather Air Jordans Are Pure Jumpman ElegancePalace and Burberry’s Surprise Collab Is Peak British BangerMeet the Shoe Brand That Takes “Nothing New” as a Compliment