Nike's recovery range is getting a boot. House of Heat reports that the Nike 24.7 Men's Boot is a $160 leather slip-on built for wearing before and after training, and that it's set to debut on November 1 on Nike.com and at select retailers.
The pair in the photo is "Dark Driftwood/Mosswood Brown/Orange Pulse" (IR0450-200). House of Heat also lists Black and Pale Ivory versions under IR0451-200 and IR0452-200. The upper is soft brown leather with a heavily padded collar and almost no visible branding. The heel is where it gets interesting. The material folds into a stack of ridges, and House of Heat says it's hard not to see a little Air Yeezy 2 in that back end. We see it too.
Underneath, Nike uses a stacked foam midsole built around what it calls "bellowed compression," with a high sidewall to keep your foot in place. The outsole has cushioned pods for bounce, and they're the only loud part of the shoe: a bright coral peeking out from under the brown sole. Inside, it's plush padding all the way around, because the whole point is to slide into it after a game, a workout or a long day on your feet.
Our take: this is a slipper that went to college. Recovery shoes usually look like foam slides you hide under the couch, and Nike made one you could wear to dinner. At $160 it isn't cheap, but if it feels as soft as it looks, a lot of people are going to wear it far more often than "after training."
The details: Nike 24.7 Men's Boot, $160. "Dark Driftwood/Mosswood Brown/Orange Pulse" IR0450-200, with Black and Pale Ivory also listed. Debuts November 1 on Nike.com and at select retailers.
At ONENESS: The 24.7 Boot isn't at ONENESS. For recovery right now, we have the Nike ReactX Rejuven8 and the Women's Nike Calm Mule SE, or shop all Nike at ONENESS.
Photos and report via House of Heat.
Source: House of Heat, "Nike's New 24.7 Recovery Boot Debuts Nov. 1" (Oct 19, 2026; IR0450-200 / IR0451-200 / IR0452-200, $160, Nov 1 on Nike.com and select retailers).
