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The latest Nike Astrograbber is quite nutty....in the best way possible, of course.

Dubbed "Pecan," the new Astrograbber sneaker features creamy waxed canvas uppers that give the model a velvet-like appearance.

What's more, the brand also throws in some crisp red leather Swooshes, adding not only some pops of color but some nice textural contrast.

It's easily the most delicious Astrograbber yet.

It's wild to think the sneaker used to tear up the football field. Now, it's a full-fledged fashion shoe.

It already received a spin from your favorite athlete's favorite fashion label Bode. Nike is now pumping out stylish general-release efforts, including retro colorways that lean into its vintage charm. There was even a lush velvet pair that oozed romance (roses included).

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With the new, tasty "Pecan" versions, Nike takes the classic sneaker to new levels of deliciousness.

By the way, the "Pecan" Astrograbbers drop on January 12 on Nike India's website for ₹ 11,895.00, which is roughly $132 at current exchange rates.

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