Key Details
Price: $170Style Code: JJ5279-100Reported Release Window: Spring 2027
- Men's sizes are reported at $170.
- Brown cow print covers the upper, with white around the lightning bolt shell.
- At the top of the tongue there is a gold accent inspired by a longhorn.
Kevin Durant’s Nike KD 19 “Texas” is reported to launch at retail in Spring 2027 for $170 in men’s sizes. The details come from reports, and Nike has not confirmed them or announced an exact release date.
Houston Rockets forward Kevin Durant is entering his second season in Houston, and this Nike KD 19 nods to the city and his alma mater.
Release Date, Price and Where to Buy
Nike KD 19 “Texas”
Style Code: JJ5279-100
Price: $170
Release Date: Spring 2027
Sizing: Men’s
Status: Reported
Nike KD 19 “Texas” Design
Brown cow print covers the whole upper. White panels surround the lightning bolt shell, which keeps the pattern from getting too busy. Black ornamental detailing over the print resembles boot stitching. Up top on the tongue, you’ll find a gold accessory that draws on longhorn imagery.
The look is a shift for the line. The first KD 19 pairs were solid colors with candy paint finishes. Graphic treatments have crept in since, including the KD 19 “Halloween”.
Is the Nike KD 19 “Texas” a Player Exclusive?
The pair looks like a PE, but it is reported to be headed to retail. It was shown as Durant’s season opener footwear.
Frequently Asked Questions
When Does the Nike KD 19 “Texas” Release and How Much Is It?
Reports point to Spring 2027 at $170 in men’s sizes. Nike has not announced an exact date.
How Is the KD 19 “Texas” Different From Earlier KD 19 Colorways?
The first KD 19 pairs used solid colors with candy paint finishes. This one covers the upper in brown cow print and adds a gold longhorn inspired tongue accessory.
Does the KD 19 “Texas” Come in Kids' Sizes?
Reports cover men’s sizes. No GS, PS or TD sizing or pricing has been reported.
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