Quick Facts
- We’ve only seen a quick preview of the upcoming Nike GT Cut 4 Kay Yow, but the monochrome pink colorway and ribbon graphic added to the heel are all we need to identify it
- The two-tone colorway covers the lateral side and its vented gills with hot pink, and then adds a bubble gum shade to the medial side that houses the asymmetrical tongue and lacing system
- The Nike GT Cut 4 Kay Yow will be released March 18, 2026
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Nike’s partnership with the Kay Yow Cancer Fund, a nonprofit founded by Yow, the Hall of Fame coach of the North Carolina State women’s basketball team, to support cancer research continues in the new year. Coach Yow passed away in 2009 after a 22-year fight against cancer, but her cause has only grown. Among the KYCF’s many partners, Nike has long supported the nonprofit by donating the proceeds from a series of pink sneaker releases to the organization. The latest Kay Yow collaboration takes things back to the basketball court for a pink colorway of the new Nike GT Cut 4.
We’ve only seen a quick preview of the upcoming Nike GT Cut 4 Kay Yow, but the monochrome pink colorway and ribbon graphic added to the heel are all we need to identify it. The two-tone colorway covers the lateral side and its vented gills with hot pink, and then adds a bubble gum shade to the medial side that houses the asymmetrical tongue and lacing system.
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The midsole matches the medial side for a complete pinkout, with the only color coming from metallic gold mini Swooshes built into the medial side panel and lateral heel. More metal is added on the lace ends, and of course, the Kay Yow ribbon is featured in more pink on the heel panel.
The Nike GT Cut 4 Kay Yow will be released March 18, 2026 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $210. For all the latest Nike basketball news, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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