Those who are looking for budget models are not going to be happy with this shoe. Bigger players and those who just love cushion underfoot should consider getting the GT Jump instead. We’ll help you grow your collection with our COLLECT app and other member-exclusive technology, such as Drop Alerts, Assist by SoleSavy, giveaways, exclusive releases, and more.While the GT Cut also delivers impact protection, a variant from its line-the GT Jump-does a better job of at cushioning impact. Join SoleSavy to buy the sneakers you want for retail. Stay tuned to SoleSavy for more sneaker-related news from your favorite brands, including Nike. The Nike Air Zoom GT Cut 2 “Bred” releases on September 16 for Nike members and on a wider release on September 20 via Nike and select retailers. The Cut logo appears on the tongue to complete the look. A carved-out section on the medial portion of the midsole reduces the weight of the shoe. The GT Cut 2 features an improved traction pattern with grooves that snap into place to help players make sharper cuts on the court. The sequel adds new features like a newly added molded heel cup for support and a full-length Air Zoom Strobel. The initial offering of the upcoming sneaker comes in a “Bred” colorway with a patterned upper reminiscent of television static. The follow-up to the popular hoop shoe the Nike Air Zoom GT Cut 2 is set to improve on the original in every way. The low-cut sneaker was evocative of the Kobe line and had a traction pattern for the cutting guards. The original Nike GT Cut was one of the preeminent on-the-court sneakers of the NBA last year gracing a multitude of stars including Ja Morant.

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