Nike Reveals 24.7 Recovery Boot for Holiday 2026

Nike is expanding its recovery-focused footwear lineup with the 24.7 Boot, a brown slip-on model designed for comfort after training, competition or extended periods on foot. Coverage published by Complex, Highsnobiety, Sneaker Bar Detroit and House of Heat on October 13, 2026, describes a padded design with sculpted heel details and cushioned soles. The boot is expected to arrive during Holiday 2026 with a listed retail price of $160.

According to Sneaker Bar Detroit, the model is identified by the colorway Dark Driftwood/Mosswood Brown-Orange Pulse and style code IR0450-200. The publication lists men's and women's sizing, with availability expected through Nike.com and select retailers. Nike has not announced a specific release date.

The new silhouette combines a soft brown upper with a heavily padded collar and a relatively understated exterior. Complex describes a tonal brown design and a segmented Duralon outsole, while House of Heat highlights the stacked ridges around the heel and bright coral-colored cushioning pods beneath the otherwise dark exterior.

Those heel ridges have drawn comparisons to the Nike Air Yeezy 2, while the overall boot shape resembles casual sheepskin footwear associated with UGG. Highsnobiety also notes similarities to Nike's existing 24.7 sneaker, particularly its plush padding and cushioned outsole construction.

According to Sneaker Bar Detroit, a textured section around the heel could help users put on and remove the boot more easily, following the approach used in Nike's EasyOn footwear. However, the publication says this feature has not been officially confirmed.

House of Heat describes the underfoot construction as a stacked foam midsole built around what Nike calls bellowed compression. The design includes a high sidewall intended to support the foot, alongside cushioned outsole pods designed to absorb impact and provide a springier feel during walking.

The boot joins a broader Nike effort to develop footwear for recovery and everyday comfort beyond conventional athletic performance. The company's 24.7 line first appeared as an apparel collection in 2025 and has since expanded into shoes designed for off-duty wear, according to Complex.

Nike's existing recovery-oriented footwear includes the 24.7 sneaker, React Rejuven8 models and Hyperice products. The brand also introduced its Mind 001 slides and Mind 002 sneakers earlier in 2026, adding to its range of footwear focused on comfort and post-activity use.

Although images of the 24.7 Boot have circulated online, Nike has not confirmed a precise launch date. Sneaker Bar Detroit identifies Holiday 2026 as the expected release window and lists the retail price at $160.