Official Images of the Nike GT Future Warning Label Have Arrived

The NBA’s All-Star Weekend is nearly here, and with that comes a wealth of new All-Star-flavored kicks to spice up the star-studded weekend. Nike has gone all out with its upcoming Warning Label collection which highlights its signature silhouettes with molded uppers and special packaging.

After debuting in a recent campaign highlighting the Warning Label collection, official images of the Nike GT Future Warning Label have arrived just in time for All-Star Weekend. Matching the same energy as the GT Cut 4 Warning Label made for San Antonio’s resident extraterrestrial Victor Wembanya, the GT Future mirrors that same shimmering colorway. Though the GT Future may not be a signature silhouette, it’s certainly made a name for itself with potential top NBA draft pick AJ Dybantsa and rap superstar and sneakerhead Wale carrying the torch for the sneaker.

Drawing from the Nike Hyperflight and the era of molded uppers, the GT Future slots seamlessly into the Warning Label collection thanks to this material choice. The silhouette’s retro-futuristic look is pushed even more with the sneaker’s iridescent upper giving it an almost liquid feel like the T-1000 from Terminator 2.

The GT Future keeps the focus on the sneaker’s unique shape with minimal branding save for small black iridescent Swooshes on the medial and lateral sides. A white midsole and trim around the ankle collar break up the blinding colorway along with a golden Swoosh on the tongue. Finalizing the look are a barbed wire lace charm and a carrying case molded to perfectly fit the sneaker.

The Nike GT Future All-Star Warning Label will be released on February 13, 2026, on the ground in LA for All-Star Weekend. Available in men’s sizing, the retail price is set at $230. For all the latest Nike All-Star news and drop info, including exactly how Nike plans on dropping the Warning Label pack, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.

Devin Robertson

Devin Robertson is a writer and sneakerhead from Memphis, TN. Outside of sneakers, he enjoys film, comics, and music.