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W Nike Air Superfly LX Pony Hair Leather HQ9148-201
Nike Air Superfly LX Pony Hair Leather
Women's Shoes
This premium version of the Superfly brings luxury to the running-inspired design. The low-profile shape and outsole pattern channel its track heritage, while pony hair leather adds undeniable flair.
Raw-edge construction around the collar adds texture.
Nike Air technology in the heel absorbs impact for cushioning with every step.
Rubber outsole provides traction, and the forefoot pattern is a nod to track spikes.
Women's Shoes
This premium version of the Superfly brings luxury to the running-inspired design. The low-profile shape and outsole pattern channel its track heritage, while pony hair leather adds undeniable flair.
Raw-edge construction around the collar adds texture.
Nike Air technology in the heel absorbs impact for cushioning with every step.
Rubber outsole provides traction, and the forefoot pattern is a nod to track spikes.
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Nike Air Superfly LX Pony Hair Leather
Women's Shoes
This premium version of the Superfly brings luxury to the running-inspired design. The low-profile shape and outsole pattern channel its track heritage, while pony hair leather adds undeniable flair.
Raw-edge construction around the collar adds texture.
Nike Air technology in the heel absorbs impact for cushioning with every step.
Rubber outsole provides traction, and the forefoot pattern is a nod to track spikes.
Women's Shoes
This premium version of the Superfly brings luxury to the running-inspired design. The low-profile shape and outsole pattern channel its track heritage, while pony hair leather adds undeniable flair.
Raw-edge construction around the collar adds texture.
Nike Air technology in the heel absorbs impact for cushioning with every step.
Rubber outsole provides traction, and the forefoot pattern is a nod to track spikes.
