
Nike pulled back the curtain on Victor Wembanyama’s G.T. Cut 4 Halloween sneakers, unleashing a full-on zombie graphic and alien details that are set to drop this week, just days before the San Antonio Spurs even hit the court for their 2026-27 season opener. Talk about a statement piece to kick off the year, right?
These Kicks Are From Another Planet (Literally)
Wemby’s signature alien branding is front and center on these G.T. Cut 4 “Halloween” player editions. We’re talking a light green base, darker green graphics, and slick black Swooshes. And you absolutely cannot miss that alien-head logo chilling on the heel. But wait, there’s more: peek inside the shoe and you’ll find an illustration of Wembanyama himself as a straight-up zombie. Yep, a zombie. They even threw in a matching mask with the same wild artwork. A pale green midsole and a translucent outsole complete the look, making these kicks feel like they’re ready for both the court and a haunted house. This isn’t just a sneaker, it’s a whole vibe for the upcoming season.
Dropping Just Before Tip-Off, And You Know They’re Going Fast
Mark your calendars, because these bad boys go on sale Friday, October 23, with a $210 price tag. That’s three days after the Spurs open their season against the Oklahoma City Thunder at Frost Bank Center. Nike’s really leaning into Wemby’s French roots and his insane shot-blocking ability with the promotional poster, too, which just screams “future of the league.” These aren’t just standalone drops either. They’re part of Nike Basketball’s bigger 2026 Halloween collection, sitting alongside special designs for heavy hitters like LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Ja Morant, Devin Booker, Cade Cunningham, A’ja Wilson, Sabrina Ionescu, and Caitlin Clark. It gives fans another awesome Wembanyama-inspired option while everyone’s still hyped for his very first signature Nike shoe to finally drop.
The NBA season is about to get underway, and with kicks like these hitting the streets, you know the hype around Wemby is only going to get louder. Get ready for Friday, because these are gonna fly off the shelves.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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