The Nike Vomero Plus “Barely Volt” is built for runners who want comfort without a boring look. This pair stands out fast. Loud, but wearable. Cushioned, but still responsive.
Up top, you get an abstract mesh upper splashed with Barely Volt, Hot Lava, and Blue Void. The pattern feels chaotic in a good way. No two angles look the same. Indigo Burst hits the Swoosh, laces, and sock liner, grounding the colour play. It pops, but it doesn’t shout.
Underfoot is where the Vomero Plus really earns its name. A thick slab of full-length ZoomX foam runs heel to toe. This is Nike’s most responsive cushioning, tuned here for long miles and daily training. The stack is tall. Almost HOKA-like at first glance. Yet it keeps that familiar Nike snap on toe-off. Soft landings. Smooth transitions. Less leg fatigue.
The engineered mesh upper uses breathable yarns that keep airflow steady, even on longer runs. It hugs the foot without feeling tight. Ideal for neutral runners who want plush comfort with a secure fit.
This “Barely Volt” colourway is part of a wider Spring 2026 Vomero rollout. It sits alongside expressive styles like the Vomero Plus “Doernbecher” and a multicolour Vomero 18 releasing around the same time. Nike is clearly leaning into bolder design here, and we’re here for it.
If you’re after a max-cushion running shoe that doubles as a lifestyle flex, this pair makes sense. Comfort for the miles. Visual impact for the streets.