Quick Facts
- The Nike GT Cut has become the canvas for Nike athletes to show their personality on the court
- Jordan Poole is following up his milk and cookies and beachy Nike GT Cut 3 PEs with a metallic gold colorway of the GT Cut 4
- Releases May 2026 and retails at $200
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Since Paige Bueckers debuted the Nike GT Cut 4 last summer, the shoe has become a canvas for players at all levels to put their personal touch on the court. Players like Victor Wembanyama and Rob Dillingham have been champions of the model, with Wemby even lacing up an iridescent PE pair of the Nike GT 4 during the 2026 All-Star game as part of the Warning Label collection. Now, following looks at the EYBL PE, Wemby’s new Gold Panther colorway, and pairs for Dylan Harper and for the CHBL, Jordan Poole is getting his own colorway.
The Jordan Poole Nike GT Cut 4 serves as a representation of his current team and his status as an NBA champion. The 26-year-old had a bit of a down year scoring the ball alongside his new rebuilding team, but at full-strength, Poole Party is one of the league’s craftiest scorers and a dangerous shooter from deep.
With a few PEs under his belt, Poole is no stranger to the GT Cut, having crafted several in the history of the line, including a Milk and Cookie-inspired colorway and a golden beach-ready variant of the GT Cut 3. Poole’s latest foray for the Swoosh leans into the Pelican’s gold accents by adopting a fully golden visage across the shoe with a bold metallic upper that continues throughout the entirety of the model. Subtle black accents land on the laces, midsole Swooshes, ankle collar, and the rising sun logo on the heel, which was last seen on Poole’s white and gold Nike GT Cut 3. Underfoot, the look is completed by a dark shade of metallic brown in the outsole.
Jordan Poole’s Nike GT Cut 4 PE will be released in May 2026 via Nike and select retailers online and in-store. Available in men’s sizing, the retail price is set at $200. For all the latest Nike Basketball news, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
Devin Robertson is a writer and sneakerhead from Memphis, TN. Outside of sneakers, he enjoys film, comics, and music.
