Aaliyah Chavez Kicks Off a New NCAA Basketball Season with a Fresh Kobe AD Protro PE
PublishedQuick Facts
- Starting with a shiny red shade to match her Oklahoma jersey across the one-piece upper, the front half of the midsole matches the top of the tongue in orange, with a yellow Kobe sheath logo in the middle
- The midsole switches colors towards the heel, adding a jolt of bright green at the back that climbs up to the heel support
- The Aaliyah Chavez Nike Kobe AD Protro PE won’t be released to the public
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The WNBA Finals have already proven to be everything we hoped for, and with at least three more games on the schedule leading directly into the start of the NCAA hoops season, women’s basketball fans are living our best lives. Likewise, the WNBA Finals stage and the opening week of the NCAA season mean new sneaker PEs for players from Golden State to Oklahoma.
Aaliyah’s New Kobe Colorway
In Norman, Oklahoma, Aaliyah Chavez is back on campus for her sophomore year, and the W prospect is already breaking out new pairs from her ongoing Nike Kobe PE line. In a photo shoot ahead of the Sooners’ debut against UNC at the top of November, Chavez broke out a red pair of the Nike Kobe AD Protro with bright accent colors throughout.
Starting with a shiny red shade to match her Oklahoma jersey across the one-piece upper, the front half of the midsole matches the top of the tongue in orange, with a yellow Kobe sheath logo in the middle. The midsole switches colors towards the heel, adding a jolt of bright green at the back that climbs up to the heel support.
Aaliyah Chavez Nike Kobe AD Protro PE Details
The Aaliyah Chavez Nike Kobe AD Protro PE won’t be released to the public, but if you’re tuning in to Oklahoma hoops this year, expect to see this pair and plenty more Kobe PEs on number 2. To keep up with all the latest NCAA PE news, download the Sole Retriever App.

Zach Harris is a writer based in Philadelphia. His work has appeared in Rolling Stone, Vice, Complex, High Times, and more. He is obsessed with skateboarding and bowling. He is still looking for his first 300. For tips, reviews, and anything in size 10.5 - zach.h@soleretriever.com









