Women's Nike P-6000

Women's Nike P-6000 — Metallic Silver/Black/White/Metallic Silver (BV1021-013)

The Women's Nike P-6000 (BV1021-013) released Wednesday, October 1, 2025 for $115 retail. It's in stock at 2 of the 3 retailers Just Drops tracks.

Lowest resale ask: $118 on Flight Club (Nov 7, 2026)

Colorway: Metallic Silver/Black/White/Metallic Silver · Style code: BV1021-013 · Release date: October 1, 2025 · Retail (Nike US): $115 · Availability: Available now

Source: Nike.com · listed Jun 14, 2026 · date unchanged · stores checked Nov 7, 5:23 AM ET

Where to buy: StockX · Tracked at 3 retailers

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About the Women's Nike P-6000

The upper is built around breathable mesh crossed by horizontal and vertical overlays, producing a dense grid of lines around the foot. Leather, textile and synthetic components contribute different textures within that structure. The silver finish makes the layered construction especially prominent, while the contrasting colors separate its overlapping sections without changing the underlying pattern.

The P-6000 combines references from two earlier running designs, the Pegasus 25 and Pegasus 2006. Those influences appear in its reinforced upper and substantial foam midsole, adapted here for a sportswear silhouette. A cushioned insole sits above that foam, and a rubber outsole completes the construction below it. Together, these elements carry the look of the original running references through the entire shoe, rather than limiting it to the upper.

Written with AI from brand specs; facts checked against Nike.com on Sep 18, 2026.