Here's the Best Look Yet at the Nike Kyrie 2 "Easter"

The Nike Kyrie 2 gets some pastel flavor.

Feb 28, 2016
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Spring is less than a month away and Nike is gearing up for its latest Easter themed collection.

After first previewing the shoe back in December, new images of the "Easter" Nike Kyrie 2 have emerged courtesy of Bounce. This latest iteration of Kyrie Irving's signature model consists a predominantly white upper with a light lavender used on the outsole and "KI" logo on the tongue. Additionally, blotches of watercolor pastels are featured on the collar and a metallic emerald Swoosh graces the shoe's midsole.

Bounce is reporting a release date of Friday, March 27 with a retail price of $120.

Earlier this month, we also previewed the "Easter" Nike LeBron XIII so if you missed out on that, make sure to check out the story here.

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