The Drop
The Nike P-6000 Light Army Cargo Khaki (IH0246-320) continues the brand's early-2000s running revival with a military-inspired colorway that hits different than your standard retro runner. Built on the Pegasus 2006 tooling, this iteration leans into earth tones—cargo khaki mesh, light army overlays, and gum outsole—giving it that versatile, dadcore-meets-utility aesthetic that's been selling out across DACH markets. It's Nike's quiet flex on the chunky-shoe trend without the hype tax.
Resell Verdict
Sitting around $122 fair market, this P-6000 trades in a wide band ($63–$189 recent asks) with 68 weekly orders—solid mid-tier movement. Not a quick flip, but stable demand from buyers chasing wearable colorways over statement pieces. The khaki palette keeps it season-proof, and sub-$130 price point means low risk, steady turnover. Keine Moonshots here, but für resellers stacking volume, it's bread-and-butter inventory that won't collect dust.
Fake Tells
- ▸Mesh density: Reps often use looser weave on toe box; retail feels tighter, more structured
- ▸Midsole paint edges: Sloppy bleed between white/khaki sections = red flag
- ▸Tongue tag fonts: Check Nike logo kerning and SKU print clarity—fakes go blurry or use wrong typeface
Who It's For
Perfect for the minimalist reseller or end-user wanting Y2K tech vibes without screaming "I collect sneakers." Pairs clean with cargo pants, neutral fits, or that Berlin-casual look—funktional over flashy.
Sizing & Fit
Runs true to size with narrow-to-medium width. If you're wide-footed, go half up.
