It's been a big year for revivals, especially those plucked from Nike's archives. With the Swoosh dipping further and further back in its oldest shoes, it was only a matter of time before it unearthed one of its eldest models, the LD-1000.

Nike introduced the LD-1000 in 1977, shifting the running game with its innovative grippy Waffle sole made on a, well, an actual grid waffle maker (shoutout to Bill Bowerman and his wife's breakfast-making gadget).

Beyond the famous Nike sole, the LD-1000 offered a classic breathable mesh upper joined by smooth suede, resulting in a practical and somewhat stylish look.

Today, the Nike LD-1000 looks just as good as it did 47 years ago. Nike restores the retro model to its classic glory, complete with the conveniently airy upper and famous breakfast-inspired molded foundation.

The LD-1000's yellowed midsole has a deliberately aged feel, speaking to the sneaker's status as one of Nike's super OG models. What's more, the shoe's insole features a quick history blurb about Nike's Athletics West, a collegiate track club created by Nike founders Bowerman and Phill Knight that inspired a line of sportswear clothes.

Nike's LD-1000 recently enjoyed the Stüssy treatment earlier this month, resulting in two electrifying spins on the old-school runner.

Judging by new leaks floating around, the California streetwear brand has plans to make the LD-1000's comeback era even brighter.

For those looking to lace up in a piece of history, Nike's LD-1000 sneaker is now available on Nike's website for the smooth price of $100. Nike offers its revived sneaker in a nice black and sesame colorway, an understated scheme that easily fits into almost any everyday rotation.