Name: Mens Nike Gray/Cream KD18 Basketball Shoes
Brand: Nike
SKU: 202370422
Price: 150 USD
Availability: InStock

Mens Nike Gray/Cream KD18 Basketball Shoes - 202370422

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202370422

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Hoop like Kevin Durant with these KD18 Basketball Shoes. A Zoom Air unit in the forefoot provides lightweight cushioning and responsiveness, propelling you forward with every step. Mesh-type holes in the upper reduce weight and add breathability, keeping your feet cool and comfortable even during the most intense games.

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NBA

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