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Nike Mens Size 17 Sneaker Kd17 N7 Dk Turquoise Hj9090-488 Kevin Durant
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Nike Mens Size 17 Sneaker Kd17 N7 Dk Turquoise Hj9090-488 Kevin Durant
Delivery $68.31
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
When asked to create artwork for the latest N7 collection, designer Chelysa “Chief” Owens-Cyr leaned into her belief that art is medicine. This special edition of the KD17 keeps all the performance benefits of the original while showcasing Owens-Cyr's contemporary take on Native and Indigenous art that celebrates the interconnectedness between culture and nature. About the Designer Designer Chelysa “Chief” Owens-Cyr, a member of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux tribes and the Pasqua First Nation, is a self-taught, contemporary artist. Inspired by her Indigenous culture and community, she uses art as her voice to tell their stories. About the Design The latest N7 collection celebrates Native and Indigenous culture and its interconnectedness to nature as a way to preserve and showcase traditions for generations to come. Each piece uses digital art forms to create a contemporary take on traditional Lakota beadwork designs and ledger art stories. Speed and Comfort A big forefoot Air Zoom unit offers a different level of velocity, either on the run or out of a standstill position. It provides snappy pop when the game revs up. Springy foam helps you stay fresh 'til the final buzzer. Cushioned and Supportive The bottom layer of the upper has Nike Air cushioning at the heel to add a pop to your step. Cut Quickly The outsole pattern looks like a topographical map, with an array of contoured ridges that bend and deflect in multiple directions to provide traction for every move. Stable for the Court A supportive piece under the arch adds stability. N7 Community Giving Nike aims to elevate Indigenous stories through its N7 collections. Additionally, Nike is focused on getting youth in Indigenous communities moving through its N7 Fund, helping them gain the skills and experiences they need to be a force for positive change in their communities.
When asked to create artwork for the latest N7 collection, designer Chelysa “Chief” Owens-Cyr leaned into her belief that art is medicine. This special edition of the KD17 keeps all the performance benefits of the original while showcasing Owens-Cyr's contemporary take on Native and Indigenous art that celebrates the interconnectedness between culture and nature. About the Designer Designer Chelysa “Chief” Owens-Cyr, a member of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux tribes and the Pasqua First Nation, is a self-taught, contemporary artist. Inspired by her Indigenous culture and community, she uses art as her voice to tell their stories. About the Design The latest N7 collection celebrates Native and Indigenous culture and its interconnectedness to nature as a way to preserve and showcase traditions for generations to come. Each piece uses digital art forms to create a contemporary take on traditional Lakota beadwork designs and ledger art stories. Speed and Comfort A big forefoot Air Zoom unit offers a different level of velocity, either on the run or out of a standstill position. It provides snappy pop when the game revs up. Springy foam helps you stay fresh 'til the final buzzer. Cushioned and Supportive The bottom layer of the upper has Nike Air cushioning at the heel to add a pop to your step. Cut Quickly The outsole pattern looks like a topographical map, with an array of contoured ridges that bend and deflect in multiple directions to provide traction for every move. Stable for the Court A supportive piece under the arch adds stability. N7 Community Giving Nike aims to elevate Indigenous stories through its N7 collections. Additionally, Nike is focused on getting youth in Indigenous communities moving through its N7 Fund, helping them gain the skills and experiences they need to be a force for positive change in their communities.
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Nike KD 17 N7
When asked to create artwork for the latest N7 collection, designer Chelysa “Chief” Owens-Cyr leaned into her belief that art is medicine. This special edition of the KD17 keeps all the performance benefits of the original while showcasing Owens-Cyr's contemporary take on Native and Indigenous art that celebrates the interconnectedness between culture and nature. About the Designer Designer Chelysa “Chief” Owens-Cyr, a member of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux tribes and the Pasqua First Nation, is a self-taught, contemporary artist. Inspired by her Indigenous culture and community, she uses art as her voice to tell their stories. About the Design The latest N7 collection celebrates Native and Indigenous culture and its interconnectedness to nature as a way to preserve and showcase traditions for generations to come. Each piece uses digital art forms to create a contemporary take on traditional Lakota beadwork designs and ledger art stories. Speed and Comfort A big forefoot Air Zoom unit offers a different level of velocity, either on the run or out of a standstill position. It provides snappy pop when the game revs up. Springy foam helps you stay fresh 'til the final buzzer. Cushioned and Supportive The bottom layer of the upper has Nike Air cushioning at the heel to add a pop to your step. Cut Quickly The outsole pattern looks like a topographical map, with an array of contoured ridges that bend and deflect in multiple directions to provide traction for every move. Stable for the Court A supportive piece under the arch adds stability. N7 Community Giving Nike aims to elevate Indigenous stories through its N7 collections. Additionally, Nike is focused on getting youth in Indigenous communities moving through its N7 Fund, helping them gain the skills and experiences they need to be a force for positive change in their communities.
When asked to create artwork for the latest N7 collection, designer Chelysa “Chief” Owens-Cyr leaned into her belief that art is medicine. This special edition of the KD17 keeps all the performance benefits of the original while showcasing Owens-Cyr's contemporary take on Native and Indigenous art that celebrates the interconnectedness between culture and nature. About the Designer Designer Chelysa “Chief” Owens-Cyr, a member of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux tribes and the Pasqua First Nation, is a self-taught, contemporary artist. Inspired by her Indigenous culture and community, she uses art as her voice to tell their stories. About the Design The latest N7 collection celebrates Native and Indigenous culture and its interconnectedness to nature as a way to preserve and showcase traditions for generations to come. Each piece uses digital art forms to create a contemporary take on traditional Lakota beadwork designs and ledger art stories. Speed and Comfort A big forefoot Air Zoom unit offers a different level of velocity, either on the run or out of a standstill position. It provides snappy pop when the game revs up. Springy foam helps you stay fresh 'til the final buzzer. Cushioned and Supportive The bottom layer of the upper has Nike Air cushioning at the heel to add a pop to your step. Cut Quickly The outsole pattern looks like a topographical map, with an array of contoured ridges that bend and deflect in multiple directions to provide traction for every move. Stable for the Court A supportive piece under the arch adds stability. N7 Community Giving Nike aims to elevate Indigenous stories through its N7 collections. Additionally, Nike is focused on getting youth in Indigenous communities moving through its N7 Fund, helping them gain the skills and experiences they need to be a force for positive change in their communities.
