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The Nike P-6000 is starting the year off right, already appearing in a few solid colorways and designs, fresh into 2026. And quite frankly, the latest might be its best look yet, maybe all-time even.

It's a special-edition P-6000 designed for Lunar New Year. 2026 marks the Year of the Horse, and it's only right that Nike's dadcore Pegasus sneaker be part of the celebrations.

And it looks pretty good in its New Year's 'fit, might we add.

The newest pairs offer a nice textural design, featuring fuzzy underlays and creamy leather overlays, topped with signature Nike branding and horse motifs.

It's all wrapped in a stylish "Spruce Fog" colorway, which blends off-white shades with tan browns and classic grey.

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Really, Nike designed an entire collection of good-looking sneakers for the Lunar New Year. In addition to the plush P-6000s, the offering includes a Pegasus-covered Air Force 1 and an ornate Field General.

The brand has also prepared other limited-edition sneakers for the Year of the Horse, such as a super-embellished Shox Z sneakers.

But those looking for clean dad shoes for their Lunar New Year celebrations, the Nike P-6000 "LNY" sneakers are now available on the brand's website for $125.

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