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Nike Mamba 6
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Nike · men

Mamba 6

White Black Metallic Silver

£48.00£125.0062%

checked 8h ago

Sizes at best price (UK)

5.566.577.588.599.5101111.51314

Colourways — prices differ

Where to buy

RetailerPriceStockCheckedBuy
Pro:Direct Running£48.00in stock8h agoGo to shop

On paper

The Mamba 6 is a track shoe from Nike.

We track 4 colourways of this shoe, priced from £48.00 to £52.00 right now. This White Black Metallic Silver build sits at £48.00 — currently the cheapest colour. Retailers clear colour by colour, so the spread moves week to week.

From Nike

Run the distance in the Nike Zoom Mamba 6 in Sail/Fierce Pink/Lt Lemon Twist, the lightweight running spike that’s ready to help you crush your goals.Designed for everything from the 800 to the 10,000 to the watery, hurdle-laden steeplechase, the Nike Zoom Mamba 6 boasts a lightweight upper that gives you a minimal feel without sacrificing comfort for longer distances. It is breathable and drains well for the steeplechase, yet it still sports a snug fit with specific engineered areas for extra durability and containment once you lace up tightly. The Mamba is low-profile and minimal, offering a lightweight feel and responsiveness for all distance races. A refined spike plate with updated spike placement and reduced pins helps to reduce weight, with added foam under the heel giving you a little more energy return in your stride to ensure you are supported when you land on the track. The added midfoot system—which the Mamba 5 didn't have—ensures your foot security and durability, and the Nike Racing shoelace is lightweight with notches and just a little stretch that allows for a secure fit that stays tied stride after stride.

Manufacturer's description, supplied via the retailer feed.

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