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The Nike KD7 “What The” Merges 18 Different Shoes Into One

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Nike has unveiled the new KD7 “What The” sneaker, which combines various colors, patterns, graphics and technical details of popular KD7 colorways into a modern mashup.

The KD7 What The thoughtfully fuses elements from 18 past colorways of Durant’s seventh signature shoe into a single, inspiring design. The KD7 forefoot strap, a functional feature to keep Durant locked into the shoe, also serves as a creative storytelling tool. The KD7 What The shoe’s left strap features an angel wing from the Aunt Pearl colorway, honoring the athlete’s late aunt, while the strap on the right shoe pulls from the KD7 All-Star colorway inspired by progressive New York City architecture.

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The lightning theme, connecting to Durant’s lifelong fascination with meteorology, influences a variety of KD7 colorways.  An array of graphics from the lightning-inspired colorways are reprised on the KD7 What The and also fuel the glow-in-the-dark detail on their Hyperposite heels.  

Additional story elements on the the KD7 What The include the globe transferred into the right shoe’s “KD” tongue logo pulled from the Global Game colorway and representing Durant’s world travels; and the “Kevin Durant’s Famous Egg Nog” sockliner inspired by Durant’s favorite holiday beverage, from in the KD7 Christmas shoe.

The KD7 What The shoe will be available on June 20 at select retails stores and nike.com.

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all images courtesy of NIKE

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