Following the Cement design, the tongue label and heel tab all opt for grey while a marbled rubber outsole adds the finishing touches to the sentimental colorway. Everything else like the tongue and laces arrives in bright white as well as the Cement midsole is placed in for perfect contrast. Now his Nike Zoom Freak 2 honors where he came from all while taking on a special theme that has a special place in our hearts due to the midsoles’ legacy in Jordan’s lineup.įeaturing a white mesh upper, a boastful Nike Swoosh in black is placed onto the sides where red detailing begins to etch its way onto the surface. To get to his gym for basketball practices and games, a four-mile concrete trek stood in his way in which he took just about every day. The shoe uses a full-length REACT midsole, dual Nike Zoom Air pods and an integrated plate for energy return and impact protection.Dubbed, “White Cement,” this Nike Zoom Freak 2 is a memory in the back of Giannis’ mind from growing up in Athens, Greece. One of Nike’s mainline basketball shoes arrives in USA colors this August. The shoe releases on October 1st in North America. This rendition of Giannis Antetokounmpo’s second signature sneaker with the Swoosh is inspired by Giannis’ walks through the Sepolia neighborhood of Athens on his way to practice. This colorway arrives sometime in September.
This serves as its follow up, incorporating sky blue and cream colors and stamped with a “PCG” pyramid logo on the heel. PG4 “PCG2”Įarlier this year saw a release of the “PCG,” an ACG-inspired rendition of the Paul George signature shoe. While the Green colorway releases July 31st, the Orange will arrive on August 8th via SNKRS. While Nike has a long history of Gatorade collaborations, these stand out as remaining versatile and true to the shoe’s original design while showcasing the playful, citrusy colors of the drink. The unique PG4 gets two Gatorade-style colorway makeovers with one model coming in a bright orange and white and the other in lime green and white.
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