Quick Facts
- The Nike KD 18 Coconut Milk combines mesh and suede in a creamy coconut milk color, with the rough suede on the toe and heel bringing some coconut skin energy to the colorway
- The suede, mesh, and TPU supports that make up the upper are all different shades of off-white or tan, with a bit of color added with green accents on the laces, branding, and outsole
- The Nike KD 18 Coconut Milk will be released February 5, 2026
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Kevin Durant is 37 years old, but along with former teammate Steph Curry, the Slim Reaper is redefining NBA aging, averaging 26 points a game and shooting over 50% from the field. As the league’s young stars continue to step into their own, Durant still looms large over the league, passing Dirk to become the 6th greatest all-time scorer in league history earlier this week. Beyond his unstoppable hesi pull-up jimbos, Durant’s sneaker line continues to be a staple in the Nike basketball lineup, and the latest KD 18 colorway is pina colada smooth.
The Nike KD 18 Coconut Milk combines mesh and suede in a creamy coconut milk color, with the rough suede on the toe and heel bringing some coconut skin energy to the colorway. The suede, mesh, and TPU supports that make up the upper are all different shades of off-white or tan, with a bit of color added with green accents on the laces, branding, and outsole.
In addition to a steady run of quality inline colorways, personal PEs for the Durantula, and NCAA exclusives for teams like Duke, Durant is in the middle of Nike’s retro cycle. After dropping more classic colorways of the KD 4 in 2025, Nike is back with Durant’s favorite signature silhouette, retroing the KD 6 for 2026.
The Nike KD 18 Coconut Milk will be released February 5, 2026 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online. Available in men’s sizing, the retail price is set at $155. For all the latest Nike KD news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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