- May 11, 2012
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To those of you who said these feel like the next step in the Kobe line - I wholeheartedly agree. It’s like the NXT 360s on steroids lol.
Nike Greater Than Series (Cut/Run/Jump)
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- Apr 15, 2019
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I was deciding between grabbing these or a pair of protro 6s, ultimately went with the Kobe 6 but this GT cut series will be my go-to for sure if a new Kobe contract doesn’t come through.
- Jan 27, 2013
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There's a Cut release on July 10 on dsg. Hope it's the USAs
- Apr 1, 2013
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Appreciate everyone's review on these! Is there any release info on those original red/white/yellow pair? Seems like they just ghosted that CW and moved on lol
- May 22, 2013
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Keep an eye one NDC. I think they did a restock a few times…but yes they did
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- Dec 21, 2005
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Y'all gonna end up making me cop those Glitch joints while I impatiently wait for the black cw to drop at more retailers.
- Jan 5, 2009
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I need those Volt joints baddddddddddddddddddd
- Jan 5, 2009
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- Oct 3, 2019
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Guess these wont be releasing in Europe at all. **** it, i have lost my interest in these. Gonna opt out and order a pair of KD 14s.
- May 11, 2012
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Damn the Volts are so sexy… imma need those too
- Feb 9, 2013
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- May 22, 2013
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So far only NDC and DSG Carrying them 
- Jun 23, 2016
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Cut might look better but the 14 is a hell of a performer.
- Feb 7, 2016
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have you tried the Cut ?
- Jun 23, 2016
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No and I wasn't trying to imply the KD performs better than the cut. Just saying the 14 is a pretty safe backup plan.
- Feb 7, 2016
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well that's good to hear but KD's never really fit well with my feet, no matter how good the performance is. not sure why KD's aesthetics are mostly miss than hit. and the fit is always criminal. not everyone has stick feet.
- Jul 1, 2014
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Dude has hockey sticks for feet smfh
- Mar 30, 2016
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Just got the navy’s in and the details are so dope on these 
I’ll post a IG reel this weekend
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- Feb 14, 2007
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- May 22, 2013
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No clue lolWhat's the drop date?
- Mar 22, 2001
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So I finally got back in town today and had my OKC colorways waiting for me to try on around the house.
My first thought upon pulling them out of the box was, “DAMN, these are heavier than they look.” My kitchen scale confirmed that initial perception: in my size 12.0 they weighed in at a whopping 17.2 ounces. That’s more than just about every other shoe in my current/recent rotation:
Lebron 16 Low: 19.8 oz
GT Cut: 17.2 oz
PG 3: 16.4 oz
KD 12: 16.1 oz
Jordan 34 Low: 15.8 oz
For anyone who might be wondering, the drop-in React midsole accounts for a disproportionate amount of the shoe’s weight. With the insoles removed, they weighed a scant 14.6 ounces.
If my first impression of portliness was disappointing, my second impression was equally redeeming: fit and step-in comfort are quite possibly the best of any shoe I’ve ever worn. The insole grabs your socks if you try to slide your feet along the footbed as you would in other shoes, but there’s enough height in the toe box that, if you loosen the laces down through the forefoot, you can guide your foot all the way in and then lower it onto the footbed. Do it that way, and you’ll enjoy the benefit of the grabby insole preventing your foot from sliding around anywhere. Space is good throughout as well. Of the shoes listed above, only the Lebron 16 is more accommodating (and that one is arguably TOO roomy).
The lace eyelets are set far enough apart that you can modulate midfoot lockdown easily while maintaining comfort. No pressure points or discomfort to speak of. The neoprene/mesh upper seems like it’ll break in really easily, and while I was worried about the hard plastic rail on the lateral forefoot, it didn’t cause any discomfort (by comparison, the AJ 34 Low’s feel like vice grips between that lateral pinky piece and pronounced medial arch).
I didn’t do much in them other than the goofy mime moves we all make when we try on hoop shoes, because I’m sending these back and waiting for the white/lava pair to drop. But these seem like they’re going to be awesome to play in.
My first thought upon pulling them out of the box was, “DAMN, these are heavier than they look.” My kitchen scale confirmed that initial perception: in my size 12.0 they weighed in at a whopping 17.2 ounces. That’s more than just about every other shoe in my current/recent rotation:
Lebron 16 Low: 19.8 oz
GT Cut: 17.2 oz
PG 3: 16.4 oz
KD 12: 16.1 oz
Jordan 34 Low: 15.8 oz
For anyone who might be wondering, the drop-in React midsole accounts for a disproportionate amount of the shoe’s weight. With the insoles removed, they weighed a scant 14.6 ounces.
If my first impression of portliness was disappointing, my second impression was equally redeeming: fit and step-in comfort are quite possibly the best of any shoe I’ve ever worn. The insole grabs your socks if you try to slide your feet along the footbed as you would in other shoes, but there’s enough height in the toe box that, if you loosen the laces down through the forefoot, you can guide your foot all the way in and then lower it onto the footbed. Do it that way, and you’ll enjoy the benefit of the grabby insole preventing your foot from sliding around anywhere. Space is good throughout as well. Of the shoes listed above, only the Lebron 16 is more accommodating (and that one is arguably TOO roomy).
The lace eyelets are set far enough apart that you can modulate midfoot lockdown easily while maintaining comfort. No pressure points or discomfort to speak of. The neoprene/mesh upper seems like it’ll break in really easily, and while I was worried about the hard plastic rail on the lateral forefoot, it didn’t cause any discomfort (by comparison, the AJ 34 Low’s feel like vice grips between that lateral pinky piece and pronounced medial arch).
I didn’t do much in them other than the goofy mime moves we all make when we try on hoop shoes, because I’m sending these back and waiting for the white/lava pair to drop. But these seem like they’re going to be awesome to play in.
- Aug 13, 2000
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Patiently waiting for an NDC restock or the next colorway to release…
- Jul 1, 2014
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I'm ****in locked in for the next colorways or restock on black cw. I wonder what the colorway is on DSG for july 10th.
- Mar 30, 2016
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SMOKESTRONG on Instagram: "@nike Air Zoom G.T. Cut A full React drop-in sole paired with a parabolic Air Zoom Strobel cushioning stacked with a Zoom unit in the heel… Can’t wait to try these out on the 🏀 court tomorrow #nike #zoomgtcut #nikegtcu
138 likes, 14 comments - sm0kestr0ng on June 26, 2021: "@nike Air Zoom G.T. Cut A full React drop-in sole paired with a parabolic Air Zoom Strobel cushioning stacked with a Zoom unit in the heel… Can’t wait to try these out on the 🏀 court tomorrow #nike #zoomgtcut #nikegtcut #nikezoomgtcut...
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- Feb 7, 2016
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now I'm excited for the GT Jump. most possibly my next purchase. I'm really loving the GT Cuts very much. it's one of those impulse buys that I rarely regret on copping. no hype just pure awesomeness. and it didn't even need a signature name just to show how awesome it is.
