Quick Facts
- The Nike Cryoshot Tiempo Legend R10 adds a second in-line pair to The Swoosh’s new clear-soled retro soccer cleat collection
- Taking on the OG white and gold colorway of Ronaldinho’s Nike Tiempo Legend R10, the quilted upper gives way to a gold Swoosh, adds gold stitching on the toe and side panels, and adds more metallic gold to the fold-over tongues
- The Nike Cryoshot Tiempo Legend R10 will be released Summer 2026
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The soccer energy is reaching a fever pitch. After months of World Cup-themed colorways, crossovers, and collabs from across the sneaker industry, the global tournament is finally set to kick off next week. With national teams from across the globe touching down in the US, Canada, and Mexico, the shoe companies are showing no signs of slowing down the soccer push.
A Legendary Cleat Suspended in Time
The Nike Cryoshot Tiempo Legend R10 adds a second in-line pair to The Swoosh’s new clear-soled retro soccer cleat collection. Taking on the OG white and gold colorway of Ronaldinho’s Nike Tiempo Legend R10, the quilted upper gives way to a gold Swoosh, adds gold stitching on the toe and side panels, and adds more metallic gold to the fold-over tongues.
On the Cryoshot version, the cleats built into the bottom of the shoe remain, but are encased by a clear coating, allowing you to see the star’s boot in all its glory like a wearable museum piece. Keeping the Ronaldinhovibes, the tongues add “R” on the right and “10” on the left. Beyond the R10, a Mercurial R9 also got the Cryoshot treatment, along with seven pairs from Nike’s X2 collection, including a Jacquemus collab on the Tiempo R10.
Nike Cryoshot Tiempo Legend R10 Release Details
The Nike Cryoshot Tiempo Legend R10 will be released Summer 2026 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $210. For all the latest Nike news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
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