Nike Shox Z SE Particle Rose Burgundy Crush

Nike Shox Z SE Particle Rose Burgundy Crush — Springs in an Unexpected Palette

The idea behind Shox dates back to the 1980s, when Bruce Kilgore was experimenting with mechanical cushioning systems at Nike; the materials of the time did not allow it to be manufactured. Nike showed the first prototypes in 1997, and the actual launch came in 2000 with the Shox R4, the first model in the series. Since then, the visible columns have become one of the most recognizable features of the brand’s Y2K design.

The Shox Z SE — Visible Structure, Warm Tones

The silhouette maintains the Shox concept: the midsole is no longer a solid piece but becomes a system of visible columns that work like springs underfoot. The upper complements this with defined lines and overlapping panels. What stands out about this SE version is the color: a Particle Rose body, a dusty pink, with the panels and columns in Burgundy Crush, a deep burgundy that adds weight and keeps it from feeling too sweet.

Materials and Technology

• Upper: Mesh and synthetic materials in Particle Rose with panels, Swoosh, and reinforcements in Burgundy Crush
• Interior: Padded collar and tongue; secure heel support; removable insole
• Outsole: Visible Shox column system in the midsole; rubber traction at the base

Why buy the Nike Shox Z SE at Next Step?

Real Shox technology in a palette you will not see repeated. At Next Step, you get them 100% new and authentic, with 14 calendar days for returns from the date of receipt. Fast shipping to Spain and throughout Europe.

How to style the Nike Shox Z SE Particle Rose Burgundy Crush

Dusty pink with burgundy calls for neutrals around it: cream, gray, brown, or denim. Choose trousers with a relaxed drape so the columns remain visible. Discover more models in our Nike Shox collection at Next Step.