Quick Facts
- The Tropical Teal Zion 4 is decked out in an all-over print pastel flower design, mixing splashes of pink, purple, green, and yellow that feels ready for a morning mojito followed by an afternoon pina colada
- The tongue, laces, sockliner, and midsole are all teal for a bit of balance, with yellow branding on the Jumpman and Zion logos
- The Jordan Zion 4 Tropical Teal will be released Spring 2026
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The NBA All-Star break is almost here, and that can only mean one thing: the New Orleans Pelicans are already looking towards the draft lottery. For Zion Williamson, a solid early season has once again been squandered at the bottom of the standings, and rumors that he may be on the move are swirling as the trade deadline approaches. At Jordan, the team designed the latest colorway of Zion’s signature shoe with a mid-season vacation in mind.
The Jordan Zion 4 Tropical Teal is ready to step off the plane in any of the destinations listed in the Beach Boys song Kokomo, decked out in an all-over print pastel flower design, mixing splashes of pink, purple, green, and yellow that feels ready for a morning mojito followed by an afternoon pina colada. The tongue, laces, sockliner, and midsole are all teal for a bit of balance, with yellow branding on the Jumpman and Zion logos.
Underfoot, the outsole features a mix of translucent purple and blue, bringing the island vibes together with even more bright colors. With plenty of technicolor combos on the Zion 4 designed for youth hoopers, this pair takes a more grown-up approach to the loud color combo. They’ve also got us thinking… could the Heat finally bring the best out of Zion?
The Jordan Zion 4 Tropical Teal will be released Spring 2026 through Nike and select Jordan retailers in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $140. For all the latest Jordan Zion news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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