Key Details
Price: $200Style Code: HV9922-001Release Date: February 26, 2026
- Nike officially unveiled the GT Cut 4 at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai in November 2025.
- The GT Cut 4 pairs a ZoomX 3.0 midsole with a full-length Air Zoom Strobel, RBR-X foam and a Cushlon carrier.
- Paige Bueckers debuted the GT Cut 4 at WNBA All-Star Weekend in July 2025.
The Nike GT Cut 4 “Black” is a blacked-out take on Nike Basketball’s newest G.T. Cut, with a molded black upper, a metallic heel wedge and a silver Swoosh. It released February 26, 2026 on Nike.com for $200.
Nike officially unveiled the G.T. Cut 4 at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai in November 2025, and its model announcement targeted a January 2026 launch. The shoe arrived first in the “Persian Violet” colorway, also known as “Preheat,” at $210. A wave of $200 general-release colorways followed on February 26, with University Gold and Photo Blue pairs dropping alongside this black one.
The Nike GT Cut 4 “Black” Design
This pair first surfaced in early photos in November 2025, right as Nike revealed the model. The molded upper has a shimmering finish on the lateral side, and sculpted ridges run along its base like the vented grooves Nike highlights above the midsole. The heel wedge breaks up all that black with a metallic finish that shifts from silver to icy blue, home to a silver Swoosh and heel badge. Laces flecked with iridescent speckles and a molded tongue round out the look.
What Tech Is in the Nike GT Cut 4?
The G.T. Cut 4 builds on the G.T. Cut 3, the first shoe in the series with a ZoomX midsole. This time a softer ZoomX 3.0 drop-in midsole sits over a full-length, parabolic Air Zoom Strobel, with RBR-X foam for stability and a Cushlon carrier for support. A new generative traction pattern is built for sudden stops and changes of direction, while the exoskeleton-cast upper, 3D-molded collar and molded vamp tongue keep the low-profile fit snug. With aggressive ridges and bold materials, the G.T. Cut 4 stays rooted in basketball performance while clearly stepping into a modern guard-centric era.
Who Wears the Nike GT Cut 4?
Paige Bueckers is the face of the shoe so far. The Dallas Wings guard first wore the G.T. Cut 4 at WNBA All-Star Weekend in July 2025, months before Nike’s official reveal, and in August 2026 she got her first player edition on the model, the Shirley Temple-themed “Shirley Buckets”. Nike pitches the shoe at quick players who use court feel on both ends of the floor. Hoopers who win with bounce instead get the GT Future, which pairs a forefoot Air Zoom unit with a Cushlon 3.0 midsole.
Nike GT Cut 4 “Black” Release Information
Nike never gave this pair a nickname. Its official colorway is Black/Anthracite/Multi-Color, and it launched February 26, 2026 on Nike.com at the standard $200 price for general-release GT Cut 4s. As of early October 2026, Nike.com still had pairs in stock at a markdown. Find every other colorway under our GT Cut 4 coverage.
Nike GT Cut 4 “Black”
Color: Black/Anthracite-Multi-Color
Style Code: HV9922-001
Release Date: February 26, 2026
Price: $200
Frequently Asked Questions
When did the Nike GT Cut 4 “Black” release?
The Nike GT Cut 4 “Black” released February 26, 2026 on Nike.com, alongside several other general-release GT Cut 4 colorways.
How much is the GT Cut 4?
General-release GT Cut 4 colorways like the “Black” pair retail for $200, while the launch “Persian Violet” pair cost $210. Nike.com had the black pair marked down in early October 2026.
Who wears the Nike GT Cut 4?
Dallas Wings guard Paige Bueckers debuted the GT Cut 4 at WNBA All-Star Weekend in July 2025, and she got her own “Shirley Buckets” player edition in August 2026.
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