Image Credit: Dick’s Sporting Goods
2018-2019 NBA MVP and Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo’s first-ever signature shoe, the Nike Air Zoom Freak 1, is getting plenty of buzz, and the Black-White-Lucid Green colorway of the shoe will be dropping at DICK’S Sporting Goods this week!
See below for image assets and full information on this epic shoe developed in celebration of his MVP season. The shoe will be available in youth and adult sizes both in-store and online.
- Nike Air Zoom Freak 1 – JULY 10
- Color: Black/Black-White-Lucid Green
- Price: $119.99 (Adult), $99.99 (youth)
o Availability: Youth & Adult
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- Shoe Story: Get your freak on in Giannis Antetokounmpo’s debut signature shoe, Nike’s first ever for the international basketball sensation. The Zoom Freak 1 has the extra-responsive cushioning, forefoot lockdown, and multidirectional traction needed to complement his freakishly athletic game.. Ancient Greek Fret patterns heavily influenced the design for the primary logo featured on the tongue, an interlocking “G” and “A” that are meant to symbolize his journey, strength, and strong connection to his family. This simplistic black and white pair with green accents matches his Bucks uniform and is anything but simplistic in performance.
For more upcoming sneaker releases, check out the “Upcoming” tab on the DICK’S Sporting Goods website here!
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