The Nike P-6000 "Black Volt" electrifies the Y2K revival with high-voltage energy, blending nostalgic early 2000s runner aesthetics with reflective tech details for a modern lifestyle hybrid that refuses to stay quiet.

Design & Inspiration

Drawing DNA from the Nike Pegasus 25 and Pegasus 2006, the P-6000 is a compelling mash-up that captures the technical running aesthetic of the early 2000s. The Anthracite and Black mesh base provides breathable structure while synthetic overlays add support and futuristic flair with their metallic silver finish. The star of the show is the High Voltage yellow detailing that pops against the dark foundation — a bold accent that gives this women's exclusive serious visual punch. Technical speed-lacing with 3M reflective rope laces and a toggle closure system adds both functionality and street-ready style, while additional reflective hits across the upper ensure visibility and that coveted Y2K tech aesthetic that's dominating today's sneaker landscape.

Comfort & Performance

While the P-6000 shares a similar sole construction philosophy with the cult-favorite Zoom Vomero 5, it opts for its own cushioning approach that prioritizes lifestyle comfort over performance running tech. Foam cushioning delivers a lifted, athletics-inspired stance with a neutral ride that works for all-day wear. The combination of breathable mesh and supportive synthetic overlays creates a comfortable fit that cradles your feet, while the durable traction outsole keeps you confidently moving forward on urban terrain. It's built for the streets, not the track — offering retro runner comfort reimagined for contemporary casual wear.

Release Information & Pricing

The Women's Nike P-6000 'Anthracite High Voltage' (FV0943-001) released on October 5, 2023, with retail pricing at $120 USD / €120 / £110. Available through Nike Store and select Nike retailers. Listed as a women's exclusive, the P-6000 offers extended sizing that runs up to men's sizes, making this bold colorway accessible across the full size spectrum. This release represents one of the most striking takes on the P-6000 silhouette, perfectly positioned within Nike's ongoing celebration of Y2K aesthetics and chunky lifestyle runners.

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