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Nike made a Toronto-themed sneaker called The 6

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Nike made a Toronto-themed sneaker called The 6

As if our egos weren’t swollen enough already, Nike has just released a cool new edition of its classic Air Max 1 that pays tribute to Toronto. Dubbed The 6, the minimalist sneaker was designed by a Canadian, and includes all sorts of practical new features northerners will appreciate, like rubberized outsoles and military-grade leathers to protect against harsh elements. Why do we deserve such a high honour from the sneaker gods? In Nike’s own words: “Recently, the city of Toronto has earned pop-culture accolades, thanks to a cultural renaissance that spans sport, music and entertainment.” (This guy might have something to do with it.) The shoe will be available December 6 at Nike.com and select Toronto boutiques including Lost and Found, Community 54, Nomad and Capsule Footwear.

Nike made a Toronto-themed sneaker called The 6

The sock liners were inspired by the Northern Lights, and also show an outline of the CN Tower.

Nike made a Toronto-themed sneaker called The 6

If it wasn’t obvious before, the nickname is definitely a permanent one.

Nike made a Toronto-themed sneaker called The 6

The heel shows a compass pointing north. You know, because #WeTheNorth.

Jean Grant has been a freelance writer since 2015, covering a range of lifestyle topics like shopping, interiors, wellness and culture for publications like Maclean’s and Toronto Life. She also enjoys working with brands to develop custom content, and shares personal essays through her Substack newsletter, Nobody is Thinking About You.
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