Last month, Kevin Durant showed off his signature multi-colored Nerf edition sneaker and now, he's unveiled the Nike Zoom KD IV.
Compared to Durant's Nerf edition sneaker, the Nike Zoom KD IV has a much better, cleaner look. This model shows off the design a lot better and the colors are way more complementary. The use of light blue, black and orange is an excellent combination that easily makes this a contender for any Christmas list. The integration of mid-cross straps can either be really good or really bad, and in this case, it works surprisingly well. Subtle details such as the repetition of Durant's logo throughout the shoe, the name 'Big Chucky' for his high school coach and the words 'Work Harder' under the sole are all welcoming additions.
The KD IV officially hits stores on December 3rd.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Cross-strap Sneakers
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Where This Applies
- Athletic Apparel
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