A'Ja Wilson showcases new 'Blue Fury' colorway for Nike A'One shoe ahead of May release
A'Ja Wilson showcases new 'Blue Fury' colorway for Nike A'One shoe ahead of May release
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WNBA star A'ja Wilson's new signature shoe ― the Nike A'Ones ― announced another colorway for the shoes ahead of their release in May.
On Wednesday, Nike announced the "Blue Fury" color scheme for her signature line, set to release on May 15. The "Pink A'ura" color scheme was previously announced. 'White/Silver' and 'Black/Hyper Pink," are the other colors expected to be available.
The shoes will retail for $110 in unisex adult and $90 for kids.
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In February, Nike and Wilson revealed the new line for the three-time WNBA MVP, two-time WNBA champion and two-time Olympic gold medalist, which includes signature athletic shorts, sandals, T-shirts and a sweatshirt in the collection. The collection is set to be due in May. The
When the shoe line is released, Wilson will be the 13th woman to have a signature shoe. The line is set to be released on May 15, with the Las Vegas Aces beginning their WNBA season two days later against defending champion New York Liberty, led by stars Sabrina Ionescu and Breanna Stewart.
Wilson joins Stewart and Ionescu, as well as former Aces teammate and current Indiana Fever player Sydney Colson, as the only four active players in the league with their own shoe model.
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