Nike Kyrie 5
About the shoe
Released on November 16, 2018, the fifth shoe in Kyrie Irving’s signature line is, if history is any indication, likely to be widely adopted across the NBA. Designed by Ben Nethongkome, the shoe has been well-received by both casual and serious basketball players.
The Kyrie 5 has new articulated forefoot Zoom cushioning and a lockdown system supported by the Flytrap mechanism. Its popularity for its high performance features is matched by the popularity of its designs. Much like the Kyrie 4, the shoe lends itself well to colorways and PEs and Nike has promised that this edition will have even more options from which to choose.
Player editions
PEs and colorwaysPEs
Apr 9, 2026 Scottie Barnes
‘Spongebob Pineapple House’
Apr 7, 2026 Jakob Poeltl
‘SpongeBob’
Mar 29, 2026 Scottie Barnes
‘Taco’ PE
Mar 22, 2026 Ochai Agbaji
‘UFO’
Mar 9, 2026 Isaiah Jackson
‘Concepts Orions Belt’
Mar 3, 2026 Ochai Agbaji
‘Cookies & Cream’
Feb 10, 2026 Isaiah Jackson
‘Sneaker Room Mom’
Oct 6, 2020 Sue Bird
‘Keep Sue Fresh’
Jan 18, 2020 Jaxson Hayes
‘Spongebob Squarepants’
Jan 4, 2020 Marcus Morris
‘Keep Sue Fresh’
Dec 20, 2019 Ja Morant
‘Bandulu’
Dec 12, 2019 Bruce Brown Jr.
Orange, yellow and navy blue
Dec 12, 2018 Kyrie Irving
‘Neon Blends’
Nov 2, 2018 Kyrie Irving
‘Taco’
The players
Ochai Agbaji
Justin Anderson
Scottie Barnes
RJ Barrett
Keita Bates-Diop
Sue Bird
Bol Bol
Ignas Brazdeikis
Bruce Brown Jr.
Troy Brown
Thomas Bryant
Jared Dudley
Carsen Edwards
Dorian Finney-Smith
Channing Frye
Darius Garland
Taj Gibson
Harry Giles
Josh Gray
Brittney Griner
Jrue Holiday
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson
Kyrie Irving
Jonathan Isaac
Isaiah Jackson
Alize Johnson
Tyus Jones
DeAndre Jordan
Mfiondu Kabengele
Brandon Knight
Rodions Kurucs
Caris LeVert
Rodney McGruder
Darius Miller
Naz Mitrou-Long
Ja Morant
Marcus Morris
Monté Morris
Jaylen Nowell
Justin Patton
Kelsey Plum
Jakob Poeltl
Ivan Rabb
Cameron Reddish
Cameron Reynolds
Jerome Robinson
Admiral Schofield
Ish Smith
Jabari Walker
Alan Williams
Dylan Windler
Christian Wood 
