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Nike’s Pegasus Premium running shoe is available in a Cargo Khaki colorway, priced at $220 on Nike’s website, according to Highsnobiety. The report describes an olive-green upper with silver accents and says Nike also designed a matching Vomero 18; performance claims and broader availability were not independently documented.
Nike’s Pegasus Premium in Cargo Khaki, an olive-green running shoe with metallic silver accents, is listed as available on Nike’s website for $220, according to a Highsnobiety report. The colorway adds a seasonal option to the Pegasus Premium lineup, while a matching Vomero 18 is also reported, giving shoppers two Nike running styles in the same palette.
Highsnobiety describes the Pegasus Premium’s upper as earthy olive green, with metallic silver details. The report says the shoe retains its engineered mesh upper and a “triple-stacked” sole built around three Nike cushioning technologies. It does not identify those technologies by name or provide test results, so the description does not establish how the shoe performs compared with other running models.
The report lists the Cargo Khaki Pegasus Premium at $220 and says it was available on Nike’s website when the article was published. It also says Nike designed a Vomero 18 in the same color scheme. The supplied source does not give the Vomero 18’s price, a purchase link, or details about its availability.
Highsnobiety frames the color as especially suited to fall, while noting that olive-green sneakers can be worn year-round. That seasonal styling assessment is the publication’s editorial view, not a product specification. Highsnobiety also discloses that it has affiliate partnerships that may generate commissions from purchases.
The update is primarily about color and product availability, rather than a new shoe design or a reported change to the Pegasus Premium’s construction. For runners considering the model, the reported $220 price and continued use of the shoe’s existing cushioning and mesh features are the practical details; for style-focused shoppers, Cargo Khaki offers a muted alternative to brighter running-shoe colorways.
The reported matching Vomero 18 also gives shoppers another option in the same palette. However, the source does not compare the two shoes or explain which running needs each model serves. Buyers should check Nike’s current product listings for price, sizing, specifications and stock, since availability can vary by size and location.
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Highsnobiety presents the Cargo Khaki release as a new colorway of Nike’s Pegasus Premium, not as a replacement model. Its report points to the shoe’s engineered mesh upper and multi-layer cushioning setup as features that remain in place. Beyond those broad descriptions, it provides no technical breakdown, measurements, independent testing or comparison with earlier Pegasus Premium releases.
The article’s emphasis is also on the pairing of the olive upper with silver accents and on the seasonal appeal of green footwear. The supplied report does not include a formal Nike launch announcement, a release calendar, or statements from Nike representatives. Its availability and product details should therefore be understood as information reported by Highsnobiety at the time of publication.
“The sneakers “work year-round,” though the publication says olive green is especially associated with fall.”
— Highsnobiety
Stock and Technical Details Unverified
The supplied source does not state when the colorway launched, whether it remains in stock now, or whether the reported $220 price applies across regions. It also gives no SKU, detailed product specifications, weight, fit guidance, or performance-testing data. The claim that the shoe delivers speed is not accompanied by evidence or a comparison baseline.
The matching Vomero 18 is mentioned, but its price, release timing and availability are not provided. The source is a fashion publication and discloses affiliate marketing relationships; the supplied material does not include a response from Nike confirming the details.
Check Nike’s Current Product Listings
Readers interested in the Pegasus Premium should check Nike’s website for current stock, regional pricing and complete specifications before ordering. Availability may change after the report’s publication, and the source does not confirm that every size or market has access to the Cargo Khaki version.
Shoppers looking for the matching Vomero 18 will need to verify its listing separately. The supplied report does not identify a release date or price for that shoe, and it gives no indication of further colorways or product updates.
Key Questions
What is Nike’s Cargo Khaki running shoe?
It is a Cargo Khaki colorway of Nike’s Pegasus Premium, described by Highsnobiety as olive green with metallic silver accents.
How much does the Pegasus Premium in Cargo Khaki cost?
Highsnobiety reported a price of $220 on Nike’s website at the time of its article. The supplied material does not confirm whether that price or availability is current in every market.
What features does the report mention?
It cites an engineered mesh upper and a sole with three Nike cushioning technologies. The report does not name those technologies or provide independent performance results.
Is there a matching Nike shoe?
Highsnobiety says Nike also designed a Vomero 18 in the same color scheme. Its price and availability are not included in the supplied report.
Source: highsnobiety.com
