Nike Basketball hosted its latest SNKRS Showcase livestream direct from the brand’s New York headquarters, revealing a slate of performance and retro silhouettes set to carry the category into 2026.
Leading the pack were official unveilings of the all-new Sabrina 3, Giannis Freak 7, and G.T. Future models, each tailored to a different play style and athlete profile. The stream also gave fans a first look at new colorways for the KD 18, Ja 3, and S.T. Flare, while debuting Jordan Poole’s own G.T. Cut 3 PE and a restyled version of the original G.T. Cut 1.
Retro fans weren’t left out, with Nike confirming returns of the Air Foamposite One, Air Foamposite Pro, Air Flightposite, and KD 4, signaling a renewed focus on heritage heat.
Nike emphasized that the new generation of footwear continues to serve athletes across all levels of the game — from the EYBL to pro courts — by offering performance solutions that match their unique movement and energy. From the Ja 3’s explosive support to the Sabrina 3’s precision focus, each model reinforces Nike Basketball’s commitment to feel-first innovation and athlete-informed design.
More than just tech, the showcase highlighted Nike’s ongoing integration of bold stories, materials, and finishes aimed at the next generation of hoopers. The Showcase not only reaffirmed Nike’s leadership in basketball innovation, but also underscored its cultural investment in the future of the sport.
The revealed styles are expected to begin rolling out this month, with launches staggered through early 2026. Fans can revisit the full showcase below, with direct links to each hightlighted release article.
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