Nike’s Air Foamposite Pro, the Swoosh-clad sibling of the original Air Foamposite One model, is set for a big push beginning this holiday season. The sneaker will return in its original Pearl and its fan-favorite Pine Green colorways before the end of the year, and there’s plenty more planned for the sneaker in 2026. In addition to the Air Foamposite Pro’s original Voltage colorway and the reissue of a 2015 Gym Red look, the shoe will also reportedly return in yet another 2010s look.

According to Sneaker Files and @zsneakerheadz, the Nike Air Foamposite Pro will be rereleased in its 2013 “Green Camo” variation. Originally released in ’13, the Forest/Black colorway covers the shoe’s molded polyurethane upper in a woodland camouflage pattern. The pair is finished with a gum rubber outsole and features military-inspired neon green markings on the eyestay and a chevron-patterned heel tab, both of which are unique to this particular style.

The Air Foamposite Pro was originally released in 1997, the same year as the Air Foamposite One. While the latter was famously associated with former NBA star Penny Hardaway and, to a lesser extent, Mike Bibby, the Pro version of the sneaker was loosely tied to a young Tim Duncan. On the big screen, the shoe was memorably featured in Spike Lee’s film He Got Game, where it was worn by Ray Allen’s Jesus Shuttlesworth character. 

2025 Foamposites have included the long-awaited reissue of the Galaxy Air Foamposite One, a return of the Air Foamposite One Cough Drop, a new Psychic Blue Air Foamposite One style and a soon-to-be-released Deep Royal Air Foamposite One look. 

For the first time since its ’13 debut, the Air Foamposite Pro Green Camo is expected to be reissued. A summer ’26 release is expected with a retail price of $240. Ahead of an official confirmation, images of the original ’13 iteration appear below courtesy of GOAT.