Nike Giannis Immortality White DH4528-100

You probably have wasted lots of time looking for a perfect silo. The upcoming Nike Giannis Immortality White will let you rest if you grab it right away! This trainer from the Greek Freak and Nike collaboration is nowhere near ordinary because the materials and engineering are top-notch. Giannis Antetokounmpo only has one mission, and it’s to win an NBA title. He and his team, Milwaukee Bucks, recently dominated the Eastern Conference Champions and surpassed Brooklyn Nets effortlessly. This admirable basketball team has one last hurdle before the finals for the first time since 1974! They are ready for the game and the trophy, while Giannis is getting us hyped up for his new signature silo.

The Hawks will take over the basketball hardwood floor, and you will be stealing the attention in the sneaker race with this Giannis Immortality. This version from the Nike and Giannis collab comes with a refreshing colour scheme and high-quality engineering. The stretchy nylon mesh and synthetic walls are as dominating as the colourway. The bold crimson red and cobalt blue accents rule the white-based colour palette and black shades tune in smoothly. There’s more to this silo, and of course, you can have a look at the other upcoming releases at @FastSoleUK. For example, Immortality Black White and Black.

Judging from the other two shoes, this one looks a lot more cheerful and vibrant. As a result, your summer-loving soul will be at peace! The crisp white upper body goes all tonal everywhere, except the Nike Swoosh, midfoot, piping, and the outsole patches. White on the synthetic counter and tongue tab match the nylon mesh upper foot with clean tones. Black taping on the eyelets also matches the inner lining, Giannis branding, and the pull-tab. An aqua blue shade on the medial Nike Swoosh contrasts the lateral Swoosh with red stitches. Finally, the classic midsole completes the design.

Nike Giannis Immortality White will release soon via listed UK and European retailers.

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