Last updated at 05/03/2025 13:35:03
| Style | 1201A823-400 |
| Style | 1201A823-400 |
The GEL-LYTE V sneaker from the SPRING IN JAPAN Collection draws inspiration from flowers that bloom during Japan's spring season. Its upper construction is formed with pigskin nubuck while a Kamon flower embroidery appears on the tongue. Neutral hues are offset with various colour pops that borrow influences from wisteria, cherry blossom, hydrangea, nemophila, and mustard flowers. The tooling retains its wavy design from when it first hit the running market in 1993.
The GEL-LYTE V sneaker from the SPRING IN JAPAN Collection draws inspiration from flowers that bloom during Japan's spring season. Its upper construction is formed with pigskin nubuck while a Kamon flower embroidery appears on the tongue. Neutral hues are offset with various colour pops that borrow influences from wisteria, cherry blossom, hydrangea, nemophila, and mustard flowers. The tooling retains its wavy design from when it first hit the running market in 1993.
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last seen 5 Mar 2025
The lowest price we last saw for ASICS Gel-Lyte V Midnight Ivy was $269.00 (last seen 5 Mar 2025). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $144.00 on 29 Sept 2024.
Prices last updated 5 Mar 2025.
ASICS Gel-Lyte V Midnight Ivy
The GEL-LYTE V sneaker from the SPRING IN JAPAN Collection draws inspiration from flowers that bloom during Japan's spring season. Its upper construction is formed with pigskin nubuck while a Kamon flower embroidery appears on the tongue. Neutral hues are offset with various colour pops that borrow influences from wisteria, cherry blossom, hydrangea, nemophila, and mustard flowers. The tooling retains its wavy design from when it first hit the running market in 1993.
The GEL-LYTE V sneaker from the SPRING IN JAPAN Collection draws inspiration from flowers that bloom during Japan's spring season. Its upper construction is formed with pigskin nubuck while a Kamon flower embroidery appears on the tongue. Neutral hues are offset with various colour pops that borrow influences from wisteria, cherry blossom, hydrangea, nemophila, and mustard flowers. The tooling retains its wavy design from when it first hit the running market in 1993.
