Nike is bringing back the Zoom Streak 3, a lightweight running shoe originally built for long-distance racing, in two new lifestyle colorways. The first stays true to the original white, black, and volt palette, with swooping lines across a mesh upper. The second reverses the color blocking, putting black where the white was for a darker take on the same classic look. Both versions drop July 2, 2026 on the SNKRS app for $115 each.
Nike has been one of the most consistent forces in running footwear for decades, with a catalog that stretches from track spikes to marathon racers to everyday trainers. The brand built much of its technical reputation through shoes designed for serious competitive runners, and the Zoom Streak line is part of that legacy. The Zoom Streak 3 came out in 2009, engineered for marathon running and built around a slim, aerodynamic profile that kept weight low and speed high. It was worn at major marathons in the years around its release, and its streamlined silhouette made it one of the more distinctive racing shoes Nike produced in that era. This week marks the first time Nike has brought the Zoom Streak 3 back as a retro release.

The shoe sits in a broader moment for slim, low-profile silhouettes that have moved from running tracks into everyday wear. The Zoom Streak 3 fits naturally into that shift. Its mesh upper, minimal overlays, and volt accent color read as both functional and current without needing much updating from the original design. The white colorway, style code IQ8012-100, keeps the volt hits and black details right where they were in 2009. The black version, style code IQ8012-001, flips the script with a Summit White and volt accent on a predominantly black build.
The Nike Zoom Streak 3 releases in both the white and black colorways on July 2, 2026, through the Nike SNKRS app, priced at $115 per pair. If you want to dig deeper into Nike’s running catalog or explore other slim silhouettes from the brand, there is plenty more to look through on the site.

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