- Jan 19, 2007
- 21,927
- 21,303
- Feb 19, 2013
- 2,053
- 5,502
- May 30, 2018
- 8,610
- 28,068
- Sep 6, 2000
- 13,060
- 24,154
Not these specific ones, but something close.
Isn't it these? I know he's already said that jersey is what the colorway was a tribute to.
- Feb 19, 2013
- 2,053
- 5,502
I think it might be another pair because these have been floating around online since the end of October. These give a more traditional royal blue wildcats jersey feel opposed to the denim jerseys, and he did say “all denim”, but we’ll see. Wouldn’t mind if those dropped though.Isn't it these? I know he's already said that jersey is what the colorway was a tribute to.
- Apr 17, 2005
- 25,790
- 61,431
If they’re “all denim”, I hope they’ll be something like these, sans the red accents.
My faith in these has been RESTORED.
My faith in these has been RESTORED.
- Apr 17, 2005
- 25,790
- 61,431
via JD Sports
- May 12, 2003
- 5,710
- 11,383
Anybody snag the Gumps?
- May 10, 2013
- 30,348
- 42,031
I’ve missed every drop in my size for the Gumps since NT been down
- Jan 15, 2013
- 2,274
- 8,075
I copped my size for $140 shipped from some retail shop in Michigan (found them on the SHOP app)
- Jan 15, 2013
- 2,274
- 8,075
I copped my size for $140 shipped from some retail shop in Michigan (found them on the SHOP app)
- May 10, 2013
- 30,348
- 42,031
Only place on Shop app that has mine is kickscrew and they want $35 for shipping. I’m not paying almost $200 for these.
- May 12, 2003
- 5,710
- 11,383
I got mine from millennium.
- May 10, 2013
- 30,348
- 42,031
None have a 13
- Jan 19, 2007
- 21,927
- 21,303
Last night. Love the stitch swoosh branding.
- Feb 15, 2014
- 3,363
- 6,882
Can't find the gumps in a 12 on any site...These have been sitting now all of a sudden every site is selling out...SMH...
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- Feb 14, 2007
- 22,737
- 20,249
Almost at a 100 pages and has there ever been a sneaker thread with more PE CW’s being discussed, than people posting actual pickups of said sneakers?
- May 10, 2013
- 30,348
- 42,031
Yea. Go check out the last three Lebron sig threads.
- Jan 22, 2007
- 14,171
- 14,694
They blew this line when they didn’t put them on NBY.
- Feb 19, 2013
- 2,053
- 5,502
Personally I don’t think they blew anything. Nike ID would be nice but the Book 1 is doing pretty well. I own 10 pairs, they’re easy to get, they’re comfortable, no hype on ‘em. However, Forrest Gumps sold out damn near on every boutique site.
Curious—what kind of rollout are people expecting? MJ x Spike Lee-style commercials? Highway billboards? Pop-up ads dominating your social feeds? Nike Basketball’s marketing hasn’t been as aggressive in recent years as it once was. Even Ja Morant recently leaked some new colorways on his IG story, joking, “Gon start leaking my own shoes.”
I’ll agree that dropping the first Book 1 colorway exclusively at Art Basel in a super-limited 500-pair run wasn’t the strongest initial move. And, let’s be honest, Booker’s fire PEs have outshined some of the general release colorways. But think of this rollout as a test—Nike gauging what people like. Which PEs get the most engagement on social media? Which don’t? These are the types of data points Nike could be factoring in before flooding the market with dozens of colorways.
Overall, I’d argue the rollout has been successful. Night after night, NBA players are rocking the Book 1 on the court.
We let those Complex “experts” spin a whole false narrative with their “Is Nike fumbling the Book 1?” take.
Is it just because they don’t sell out on release day? The first four colorways sold well, and the ones that didn’t are hitting sales racks—which is a win for those of us who like the Book 1.
You’ve got to zoom out and consider the bigger picture. Sneaker consumption is down across the board—pandemic-era demand is long gone. Newer performance basketball shoes haven’t been trendy off the court since the House of Hoops heyday (2008–2014). Even coveted retro Jordans like the Black Cement 3s, Columbia XIs, and Olive 9s are sitting on shelves. Foamposites, collabs, all sitting. So it makes sense that Nike isn’t splurging on basketball marketing campaigns.
And as a Booker fan, 12 colorways with at least four more in the chamber is more than I ever thought we’d see, to be honest. I say all that to say this: just enjoy the ride—we’ll see some cool stuff on the way.
Booker, meanwhile, seems to be leaning into his low-key persona. Engaging with fans on social media, dropping comments, filming his “finder’s keepers” moments when he gives away his kicks—it all adds a personal touch. That authenticity might not feel like a traditional “rollout,” but it fits his vibe and connects with people in a meaningful way.
Curious—what kind of rollout are people expecting? MJ x Spike Lee-style commercials? Highway billboards? Pop-up ads dominating your social feeds? Nike Basketball’s marketing hasn’t been as aggressive in recent years as it once was. Even Ja Morant recently leaked some new colorways on his IG story, joking, “Gon start leaking my own shoes.”
I’ll agree that dropping the first Book 1 colorway exclusively at Art Basel in a super-limited 500-pair run wasn’t the strongest initial move. And, let’s be honest, Booker’s fire PEs have outshined some of the general release colorways. But think of this rollout as a test—Nike gauging what people like. Which PEs get the most engagement on social media? Which don’t? These are the types of data points Nike could be factoring in before flooding the market with dozens of colorways.
Overall, I’d argue the rollout has been successful. Night after night, NBA players are rocking the Book 1 on the court.
We let those Complex “experts” spin a whole false narrative with their “Is Nike fumbling the Book 1?” take.
Is it just because they don’t sell out on release day? The first four colorways sold well, and the ones that didn’t are hitting sales racks—which is a win for those of us who like the Book 1.
You’ve got to zoom out and consider the bigger picture. Sneaker consumption is down across the board—pandemic-era demand is long gone. Newer performance basketball shoes haven’t been trendy off the court since the House of Hoops heyday (2008–2014). Even coveted retro Jordans like the Black Cement 3s, Columbia XIs, and Olive 9s are sitting on shelves. Foamposites, collabs, all sitting. So it makes sense that Nike isn’t splurging on basketball marketing campaigns.
And as a Booker fan, 12 colorways with at least four more in the chamber is more than I ever thought we’d see, to be honest. I say all that to say this: just enjoy the ride—we’ll see some cool stuff on the way.
Booker, meanwhile, seems to be leaning into his low-key persona. Engaging with fans on social media, dropping comments, filming his “finder’s keepers” moments when he gives away his kicks—it all adds a personal touch. That authenticity might not feel like a traditional “rollout,” but it fits his vibe and connects with people in a meaningful way.
- Feb 19, 2013
- 2,053
- 5,502
Nike Book 1 ACG Mowabb / Twine
March 2025
March 2025
- Mar 31, 2013
- 1,431
- 2,389
Nike Book 1 (White/Varsity Red-Varsity Blue)
Devin Booker is a craftsman who can lose a defender with an ankle-snatching stutter-go, then come back with a series of spellbinding jabs into a splashed jumper. Book’s signature shoe gives him the tools he needs to carve. With leather accents highlighting a super-smooth upper and a speedy, yet...
rockcitykicks.com
- May 10, 2013
- 30,348
- 42,031
Much appreciated. Says I got the last 13.8,9, 10-13Nike Book 1 (White/Varsity Red-Varsity Blue)
Devin Booker is a craftsman who can lose a defender with an ankle-snatching stutter-go, then come back with a series of spellbinding jabs into a splashed jumper. Book’s signature shoe gives him the tools he needs to carve. With leather accents highlighting a super-smooth upper and a speedy, yet...rockcitykicks.com
- Feb 19, 2013
- 2,053
- 5,502
Nike Book 1 “Flagstaff”
Part of the “No Service Pack”
Available now at NIKE Hong Kong
No info on US Release date just yet
Style code FJ4250-300
Part of the “No Service Pack”
Available now at NIKE Hong Kong
No info on US Release date just yet
Style code FJ4250-300
- Apr 12, 2017
- 1,851
- 5,663
Anyone know if Gumps getting a wider release on the 22nd?
