Quick Facts
- Leaked images of the WNBA colorway show a split color combo, with red on the medial side of the asymmetric upper and a splotchy, sky-colored blue and white all-over print on the lateral side that wraps around the heel
- On the heel tab, a circular WNBA anniversary badge adds the league’s OG shield logo with a large WNBA hit in the middle and “30 Year Anniversary” at the top and “EST. April 24, 1996” at the bottom of the heel patch
- The Nike GT Cut 4 WNBA 30th Anniversary will be released May 8, 2026
The WNBA and the Players’ Association are still at odds over the next collective bargaining agreement, with a potential delay to the upcoming season on the horizon. Still, that’s not stopping Nike from celebrating what will eventually be the league’s 30th anniversary.
The Nike GT Cut 4 WNBA 30th Anniversary is a throwback tribute to the WNBA’s OG logo and color story, before the league went orange. Like past colorways of the GT Cut 4, leaked images of the WNBA colorway show a split color combo, with red on the medial side of the asymmetric upper and a splotchy, sky-colored blue and white all-over print on the lateral side that wraps around the heel. The midsole is silver with a red Swoosh added at the lateral heel.
On the heel tab, a circular WNBA anniversary badge adds the league’s OG shield logo with a large WNBA hit in the middle and “30 Year Anniversary” at the top and “EST. April 24, 1996” at the bottom of the heel patch. An additional nod to the WNBA is found on the lateral toe, reading "WNBA, this ball, this game, this hoop is ours." For on-court performance, the sneaker is packed with ZoomX 3.0 foam throughout the midsole, a parabolic Zoom Strobel unit, RBR-X foam for stability, and a Cushlon foam carrier for even more comfort and support.
The Nike GT Cut 4 WNBA 30th Anniversary will be released May 8, 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 news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
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