Nike Kyrie 6 Trophies

Description

Grippy material extends up the sidewall, giving you the traction to roll onto your edges and quickly move this way or that. The Kyrie 6 Trophies represents the love both men have for their fathers and the game of basketball. The padded collar and heel counter lock in your ankle and help keep it aligned with your foot, so you can generate energy while making hard cuts. The midfoot strap and plush, padded collar lock him in and help keep him a step ahead of the competition. Locked In and Aligned An adjustable strap crosses over the laces to keep your foot stable over the footbed. More Benefits Knit forefoot material is lightweight and breathable. Plush, padded collar gives you a secure, ankle-contouring fit. Product Details Foam midsole Padded collar Kyrie 6 Engineered for Kyrie Irving's unpredictable creativity on the court, the Kyrie 6 is all about comfort, control and energy return to help him go fast and stay fresh. The lightweight foam midsole is soft, supportive and helps to smooth the heel-to-toe transition. Reinforced toe helps resist abrasion. But for these two icons, they were more than championships—they were gifts to the men that raised them, and"thank yous"for everything their fathers had given up so they could chase their NBA dreams. Sensational Responsiveness A Nike Air Zoom Turbo unit under the ball of the foot is curved, so it engages underfoot and when you push off your edges towards the basket. External heel piece helps keep your ankle from slipping.

Key Features

• The Kyrie 6 Trophies represents the love both men have for their fathers and the game of basketball.
• Plush, padded collar gives you a secure, ankle-contouring fit.
• Exactly two decades later, Kyrie followed in his footsteps, winning his first championship.
• Agile, All-Angle Traction A multi-angle blade pattern is designed to grip the court in all directions.
• In 1996, one of the greatest players of all time captured an NBA title on an emotional Father's Day in Chicago.
• But for these two icons, they were more than championships—they were gifts to the men that raised them, and"thank yous"for everything their fathers had given up so they could chase their NBA dreams.