Nike Goadome Low Foamposite “Green Goblin”

The Goadome line has quietly become Nike’s playground for maximalist outdoor-ish designs, and the Air Max Goadome Low Foam “Green Goblin” might be the loudest one yet. Multicolor upper with Medium Grey, Light Graphite, and Black layered through it, sitting at $200 retail. The nickname comes from the colorway name floating around release calendars, though the official imagery leans hard into a metallic, almost iridescent treatment on the Foamposite-style upper.

This is a Foam build, which means molded panels instead of stitched layers. That’s the same tech lineage as the classic Foamposite One, just cut down into the Goadome Low shape. The molded shell gives the shoe its sculpted, almost liquid-metal look, and in person it shifts color as light moves across it. The grey and graphite base tones keep it wearable; the multicolor sheen keeps it from being boring.

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The release hit November 6th at 10AM EST through nike.com, SNKRS channel. The StockX listing for the Green Goblin pair is live already, and early resale is running well over the $200 retail, which tracks with how Foamposite releases usually move when the colorway actually looks special.

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I’ll be honest, the Goadome Low Foam is not a subtle shoe. It has the chunky trail-adjacent proportions of the Goadome family with the space-age upper of the Foam line, and that combination is either your whole thing or a hard pass. The metallic gold and black treatment in the official imagery is the strongest look I’ve seen from this silhouette so far.

If you’ve been waiting for Foamposite to come back in a new form, this is the closest thing to it in the current lineup. The $200 price is steep for a Goadome but genuinely reasonable for molded Foam construction. Sizes are moving, so if this one is on your list I wouldn’t sit on it.