After officially unveiling the Sabrina 3 this morning, Nike is once again taking footwear leaks into its own hands with its latest SNKRS Showcase. This time, the seasonal preview focuses on the sport of basketball with both performance and retro sneakers highlighted.
For a majority of fans, the group’s retro lineup will likely be the most enticing. Centered around Foamposites, there are plenty of classic and new looks for readers to look forward to. The Air Foamposite One will return in its “Cough Drop” (Black/Varsity Red) makeup while also debuting a new carbon fiber-patterned Black/Dark Smoke Gray look. Its cousin, the Air Foamposite Pro, is officially confirmed to return in both its original Pearl and its Pine Green colorway. The Air Flightposite will be released in a Jason Kidd-inspired Midnight Navy as well as an all-new Baroque Brown style. Rounding out the retro models is Kevin Durant’s KD 4 in its Texas Longhorns Desert Orange/White variation.
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The hooper-favorite G.T. Series will continue with the introduction of the anticipated G.T. Future model in Fire, Lightning and Metallic colorways. The original G.T. Cut 1 will return in Black/Chrome, White/Chrome and Volt looks, while Jordan Poole’s G.T. Cut 3 PE will see a public release.
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Launching exclusively in China is the S.T. Flare. Equipped for streetball, the outdoor sneaker will come in Dark Smoke Gray and Light Wild Mango styles.
Ja Morant’s latest signature shoe, the Nike Ja 3, will be released in new NY vs. NY and EYBL colorways featuring a graffiti mark hand-drawn by Morant.
Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Giannis Freak 7 gets in on the action with Ignition and Live Wire looks.
Kevin Durant’s Terra Humara-inspired KD 18 will release in various heritage-themed designs including a Foamposite-like International Blue, an Air Force 1-adjacent Halloween and a Longhorns-informed Rise make up.
“Nike Basketball continues to be the ultimate champion and fan of hoops and hoopers, and we can’t wait to see what’s rocked on the courts in the coming months,” Ross Klein, Nike’s senior director of men’s basketball footwear product design, said in a press release.
The pairs featured in today’s SNKRS Showcase will begin releasing in July with launches continuing through early 2026.