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IV5704-901. Four heel columns. Patent-like synthetic. Dark laces, lining, sole. Overseas 29 September.

Nike put Shox NZ back out as IV5704-901, listed Multicolor / Black / Multicolor. The pair is a black synthetic upper with a patent-like shine from the toe through the quarter and the heel. Four Shox columns sit under the rear. Foam midsole. Padded low collar. Rubber outsole. Laces, lining, and sole stay dark. Swoosh is black. Heel type that reads NIKE SHOX is the small mark.

NZ in the early 2000s used four columns at the heel and a sculpted overlay from instep to side. Shox TL spreads columns farther along the sole. This reprint keeps the NZ count: four at the back, space between the rods in side view, a last that climbs toward the heel.

Shox as a retail idea landed with R4 in 2000. Columns compress and return. The hardware is the design. Air Max shows a bag. Shox shows rods. IV5704-901 is that hardware under a black mirror.

Overseas window in the brief: 29 September 2026. EU product cards on this code have printed about €129.99. That is a shop ticket, not a global MSRP.

Signal. What happened: Nike scheduled Shox NZ IV5704-901 for 29 September abroad. Exact product: glossy black synthetic NZ, four heel columns, dark trim. When and where: overseas Nike dealers. Source: assign spec and EU cards on the code. Why it matters: NZ’s heel-only columns return without a loud pack. Earlier: prior Shox NZ pass.

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Matte black would swallow the NZ overlays. Gloss turns every ridge on the vamp into a highlight. Light runs the instep the same way it runs the four rods. That is the dress argument. No Volt. No metallic green. Shine and structure.

Black Swoosh keeps the upper as one field. A white mark would split the shoe. Dark laces stop a flash at the throat. Dark lining and dark sole keep the cup from reading as a white Air Max slab under patent.

Synthetic is the skin that can take that shine at reprint price. Vertical undulation on the instep is NZ language: the upper answers the mechanical heel instead of sitting flat above it.

Padded collar is how a column shoe stays a day low. Foam under the forefoot is the part of the ride that is not a pillar. Rubber is the street half. Columns pick grit. Gloss picks a desk.

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R4 made cushion into furniture in 2000. NZ kept the furniture at the heel and complicated the upper. TL made the floor a row of pillars. If the photo hides the gap under the heel, it is not selling NZ.

Y2K already dragged Shox back as a silhouette. This colorway refuses extra paint. It bets four rods and a black mirror are the whole sentence.

A later Black/Anthracite NZ (IX6169-001) is a different code and a later window. Do not stack them.

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Overseas Nike doors on the dated Tuesday. No Japan date in this brief. Watch nike.com and regional dealers. €129.99 is one EU shelf.

Nike Shox NZ. IV5704-901. Black glass, four rods, dark everything else. 29 September abroad.

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