Nike Kyrie Low 4 Green Red CW3985-800

Enough looking for the best sneaker because now you have the perfect one! Nike Kyrie Low 4 Green Red is almost here with a promising design and colour scheme. However, it’s the new engineering that’s gonna seal the deal for this silo. Kyrie Irving is heading to the new season of the NBA with his Brooklyn Nets team. The point guard has always delivered his best on the hardwood floor and also in the sneaker races. This time, he will be experimenting with his own Swoosh Kyrie line-up.

Kyrie usually focuses on budget-friendly trainers that also help the environment, all while looking like the most stylish sneaker bomb there ever was! Similarly, this Kyrie Low 4 will stride down the same lane. We recently saw the Off White, 1 World 1 People Bright Orange Aqua, and the Laser Blue versions from this range. The line-up will extend to the end of the year 2021 too. Even if you’re not a basketball person or a sports lover in general, this particular Green Red colour palette will draw you in! Follow us on FastSoleUK for more details on Kyrie trainers for running.

First of all, let’s see what’s so special about the colourway. The name does say Green Red, but it looks somewhat colourless when you look at the theme. This is because the Kyrie Low 4 design is consistent and reflective of its own synthetic grid pattern. The colours are mute and don’t pop off too brightly. But the accents are definitely ready to party!

A smokey and hazy shade of red hits the synthetic red walls all over, except for the textile grided heel layer that wears a moist green shade. So, what about the accents? Red and cement grey jump out of this silo better than anything. For example, the Nike Swoosh on the sidewall matches the laces and the ash magma esque herringbone outsole. The plastic eyelet on the forefoot lights up the theme with red. Finally, a cream leather tongue tab and midsole finish off this look.

Nike Kyrie Low 4 Green Red will release on October via listed UK and European retailers.

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