
Nike Air Max Goadome “Camo” Surfaces in Yeat’s “TËNNIS” Video
What to know
ClosetKept AI- Nike Air Max Goadome 'Camo' debuted in Yeat's 'TËNNIS' music video; no official release confirmed.
- Tan and brown desert camo upper replaces previous all-black studded design.
- Retains black Air cushioned sole and lugged outsole from original Goadome silhouette.
- Release date and price TBA; unclear if sample or retail release planned.
Yeat debuted an unreleased Nike Air Max Goadome “Camo” in the music video for his track “TËNNIS.” The pair appears only in his own “TËNNIS” video; Nike has not announced a release date or price. The camo pair surfaced in a video filmed in Switzerland, arriving alongside his surprise seven track project COCOON.
Release Date, Price and Where to Buy
Nike Air Max Goadome “Camo”
Colorway: Tan/Brown desert camo upper, black Air cushioned sole
Price: TBA
Release Date: TBA
Status: Reported (Yeat)
Nike Air Max Goadome “Camo” Design
Yeat’s debut Nike Air Max Goadome arrived studded and finished entirely in black. The camo pair spotted in “TËNNIS” swaps that look for a tan and brown desert camo upper. Nike keeps the model’s usual black, Air cushioned sole and lugged outsole underneath.
Will the Nike Air Max Goadome “Camo” Release at Retail?
Nike has not confirmed whether the camo pair is a one of one sample made for Yeat or a colorway headed to a wider release.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Nike Air Max Goadome “Camo” a Confirmed Yeat Collaboration?Nike has not confirmed an official collaboration. The pair is only known from its appearance in Yeat’s “TËNNIS” music video.
How Does This Colorway Differ From Yeat's Debut Nike Boot?Yeat’s first Nike Air Max Goadome was studded and finished entirely in black. This camo pair replaces that look with a tan and brown desert camo upper.
Does the Camo Pair Keep the Goadome's Usual Rugged Sole?Yes, the pair keeps the Air Max Goadome’s traditional black, Air cushioned, lugged sole beneath the new camo upper.
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Images via Yeat’s “TËNNIS” music video.



