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Allbirds Men's Dasher NZ - Sage Green/Gum 8.5M
$79.99
Allbirds Men's Dasher NZ — Natural Speed. Earthly Colors.
The Allbirds Men’s Dasher NZ in Sage Green/Gum is the performance runner built for those who care about what’s underfoot — and what’s under the planet. The NZ (New Zealand) series features a natural fiber knit upper in a warm olive/sage green tone, a dual-density SweetFoam® midsole in matching sage, and a honey gum natural rubber outsole that grounds the entire earthy colorway together beautifully.
Fast, light, and responsibly made — the Dasher NZ is the running shoe that earns its place in your rotation.
Key Features
- Natural fiber NZ knit upper — New Zealand-sourced natural fiber engineered knit in a warm olive/sage green tone with subtle heathered texture — breathable, lightweight, and naturally temperature-regulating
- Sage green tonal laces — matching sage green round laces with tonal eyelets for a fully cohesive, monochromatic earthy look from heel to toe
- Sage green SweetFoam® midsole — Allbirds’ sugarcane-derived dual-density foam midsole in matching sage green for responsive cushioning, energy return, and a sustainably sourced lower carbon footprint
- Honey gum natural rubber outsole — warm caramel/honey gum FSC-certified natural rubber outsole with multi-directional flex grooves — the earthy finishing detail that ties the entire colorway together
- Padded collar and tongue — soft, form-fitting ankle collar and tongue with a tonal sage interior lining for a snug, comfortable fit
- Natural odor resistance — natural fiber construction resists odor naturally for fresh, long-wearing comfort across runs and everyday use
- Machine washable — toss them in the wash and they come back fresh, ready for the next run
- Sustainably made — lower carbon footprint across every material — from the NZ natural fiber knit to the sugarcane SweetFoam and FSC-certified rubber outsole
Sage knit. Gum outsole. SweetFoam cushion. The Allbirds Men’s Dasher NZ is the performance runner where sustainability and speed finally agree.