Following the successful launch of its glueless ISPA Link sneaker, Nike is keeping its momentum going. The modular sneaker, originally revealed in four color schemes and debuted in two, is now gearing up for drop number three.
As part of Nike’s ISPA initiative (which stands for improvise, scavenge, protect, and adapt), the shoe adapts to some of the unsustainable challenges of sneaker design. Instead of using glue that eventually wears down and threatens the lifespan of a sneaker, the ISPA Link is built by clicking together three major components: a knit upper, tooling, and a cage sole.
