PJ Tucker in a Nike Kyrie 1 iD photo via BR Kicks Twist Brightens Up In “Coconut Milk”

The PJ Tucker in a Nike Kyrie 1 iD photo via BR Kicks Twist emerged towards the middle of last year, the latest in a line of modified Dunk models with eyes towards tapping into new demographics and styles. While the model hasn’t flown off the shelves the way mainline ones did a few years back, they’ve still been successful in providing new life to a silhouette we’re all plenty familiar with.

The latest edition of the shoe in “Coconut Milk” and “Guava Ice” presents a decidedly summer ready look. The two adjacent trademark shades play opposing roles, with the yellow tone marking traditional hardware components like the outsole and leather panels. Contrastingly, translucent “Guava Ice” notes mark the newly added rubber storm that bookend the design as well as the exagerrated medial Swoosh that extends outside the lines of the profile. For those unfamiliar with the Twist, the two final new additions are intact here, with the stretched tongue still bearing the embossed Nike logo, and the puffy heel collar remaining split in three by additional stitching.

Expect a drop for women’s exclusive PJ Tucker in a Nike Kyrie 1 iD photo via BR Kicks Twist “Coconut Milk” in the near future, commanding a $125 price upon release.

Nike air trainer 3 usa olympics midnight navy red white Dunk Low “City Of Style” dropping on April 22nd.

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