Corteiz x Nike Shox R419 Silver Pair Surfaces, Release Date and Price Still Unknown

The next footwear collaboration between Nike and London streetwear brand Corteiz has finally shown its physical form. Clint 419 was first to release actual photos of the Corteiz x Nike Shox R419 through a personal Instagram post, bringing the proportions and details of the Metallic Silver colorway into view.

Which era does the design draw from?

The Shox line traces back to the early 2000s, marked by its signature row of compressible cushioning columns at the heel, which provide cushioning feedback through a mechanical principle of compression under impact followed by rebound. Nike's product description for the general-release Shox R4 also lists the column cushioning as a defining feature of the silhouette; however, this general-release information can only serve as background on the structure and cannot be directly applied as the complete specifications for this collaboration. The newly revealed silver version carries forward this heel-structure vocabulary, with an upper silhouette that blends retro running-shoe lines with a sharper, more modern cut.

What colorway is being shown this time?

The photos focus on the "Metallic Silver" colorway, with the shoe body presenting a metallic appearance paired with the exposed heel column design, forming the visual centerpiece of this preview. Since no official specifications have been released yet, it remains unconfirmed whether the upper materials, outsole markings, or collaboration-exclusive details fully match those of the standard retail Shox R4.

What is the progress on other colorways?

A teaser video posted simultaneously on Corteiz's official Instagram account hints that two additional colorways, black and royal blue, are also in preparation. However, as of now, the full release plans for both have yet to be confirmed. The silver pair reveal, the teaser for other colorways, and the official launch lineup are different stages, and the current footage cannot be taken to directly mean all three colors will go on sale on the same day.

Will an apparel collection launch alongside it?

Rumors suggest this collaboration will not be limited to footwear alone, and will also include items such as a track jacket, track pants, an AeroLoft vest, a base layer top, a sweatshirt, and shorts, with colorways expected to echo the color logic of the three shoe versions. However, the materials, cut, or whether these items will be released in batches has not yet been clarified by either party.

When will it be available for purchase?

Based on information released so far, the Corteiz x Nike Shox R419 collection is expected to launch in fall 2026, but the exact release date, suggested retail price, and sales channels have not been officially announced. The apparel items' color coordination with the footwear is, for now, still within the scope of a promotional preview and should not be treated as a complete catalog of items already fully on sale; actual sizing, regional rollout methods, and timing will have to await official announcements from both parties.