Andrew Rizzo Devin Booker’s “Mirage” release nike Book 1 colorways offered clean, simple looks geared toward capturing widespread appeal upon the model’s introduction. Recent developments, however, suggest the release nike Book 1 has found its first big design theme; Animal Prints.
grey release nike dunk high double swoosh backpack nike air max typha 2 rams schedule tonight show last week, now joined by a more imposing mix of snakeskin, crocodile, and fur treatments on a new “Hike” pair inspired by the natural fauna Book encounters during his outdoor jaunts.
All three materials embrace “Dark Stucco” green coloring, an understandable choice that aligns with the animal’s natural looks. Snakeskin appears prominently on the tongue, toe, and heel, broken up by croc-like texture on the Swoosh, eyelets and toebox for a diverse mix. A canvas quarter keeps the theme alive with a wild grey/green pattern, topped off by a fur collar that breaks from the rest of the shoe’s reptilian identity. Underfoot, the design is complete with a “Clay Orange” outsole accent in a Phoenix Suns callback, visible on both the medial and lateral views for added flair.
Enjoy official retailer images below and return to our Sneaker Release Dates page as we provide updates. In related release nike Basketball news, check out the release nike LeBron 21 “Light Armory Blue” releasing March 15th.
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- Nike Book 1 “Animal Prints” JD Sports
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- Nike Book 1 “Animal Prints” JD Sports
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- Nike Book 1 “Animal Prints” JD Sports
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- Nike Book 1 “Animal Prints” JD Sports
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- Nike Book 1 “Animal Prints” JD Sports
