A’ja Wilson Just Teased Her Second Signature Sneaker, the Nike A’Two

A’ja Wilson is one of, if not the greatest, WNBA players of all time, so of course she has her own shoe. Well… take a look at her most recent Instagram post and she has none on at all. Actually, she doesn’t even have any feet. What gives?

Jokes aside, A’ja just took to Instagram to post some images of her training on the court for the WNBA season, though with the current contract negotiations for the CBA between the players' union and the WNBA at a stalemate, the season isn’t guaranteed to start on time. Typically, you’d be seeing Wilson on the court in her signature Nike sneaker, the Nike A’One, but with nearly a year on the market, we’re fast approaching the launch of her follow-up, the A’Two. As not to spoil the full unveiling, A’ja jokingly removed her feet in all the images of her workout, so clearly she’s getting some reps in with her latest model.

Sole Retriever previously reported back in August 2025 that Wilson would receive a follow-up to the A’One, the A’Two, for the Summer 2026 season. Nike’s summer calendar runs from April 1 to July 31, but expect the sneaker in the earlier parts of this stretch.

As of now, there’s no imagery of the Nike A’Two available, but we do know a few key things. The sneaker will retail for $145, a $30 increase compared to the $115 retail price of the A’One, which means that the technology and construction will be greatly improved.

With Wilson going feetless in her most recent photo dump, expect to see teasers and a full rollout of the A’Two in the coming weeks. As mentioned above, the Nike A’Two will release Summer 2026 for $145 in a variety of colors throughout the rest of the year. For real-time updates on the latest from A’ja and Nike, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.

Nicholas Vlahos

Sneakerhead from South Florida who turned his passion into a career. When not writing for Sole Retriever, I enjoy attending concerts, catching the latest movies, and trying new food. Email: nick@soleretriever.com