Nike Moon Shoe OG
Women's Shoes
Shipping
You'll see our shipping options at checkout.Storytime: Before Nike was even called Nike, Bill Bowerman used a waffle iron to create the company's first running shoe. You guessed it—the Moon Shoe. Mixed materials update its slim upper, while the original Waffle sole maintains its '70s runner style. Step through history with the shoe that started it all.
- Shown: Summit White/Gum Light Brown/Soft Pearl
- Style: IW0955-100
Nike Moon Shoe OG
Storytime: Before Nike was even called Nike, Bill Bowerman used a waffle iron to create the company's first running shoe. You guessed it—the Moon Shoe. Mixed materials update its slim upper, while the original Waffle sole maintains its '70s runner style. Step through history with the shoe that started it all.
Benefits
- Nylon and leather upper is light and durable.
- Rubber Waffle outsole adds traction with heritage style.
Product Details
- Shown: Summit White/Gum Light Brown/Soft Pearl
- Style: IW0955-100
Shipping & Returns
Reviews (14)
Reviews (14)
What Reviewers Say
These shoes deliver a lightweight, on-trend silhouette that draws frequent style comparisons. The thin nylon material creates a distinctive crinkling noise when walking—a consistent trade-off noted across feedback. Sizing tends to run large, so consider going down. While the minimalist design earns praise for versatility and color options, expect minimal support and a delicate build rather than robust construction.
AI-generated summary
Nike Moon Shoe OG
An Icon Reimagined
Sleek and low-profile, the new Moon Shoe bridges performance heritage and modern style. What was once Nike’s racing DNA is now primed for everyday wear.
Lunar Legacy
Moon Shoe got its nickname in 1971 when runners thought the imprints looked like lunar steps. That’s why LISA took a trip to the moon to rock the new colorway while vibing to a vintage K-Pop song.
Designed for Life in Orbit
The slim silhouette got a modern update, while the original waffle sole lends retro runner style. Step through time with the shoe that started it all.
From Waffle Iron to World Stage
A relic of Nike history was uncovered 40 years later – Bill Bowerman’s original waffle iron. The co-founder reimagined traction and shaped the future of running with his waffle sole innovation. After relentless experimentation, the first Moon Shoe landed.