Foot Locker sells popular Nike KD versions. His switch to the Golden State Warriors altered his image slightly, but it also set him on the path to greater superstardom, including back-to-back NBA titles and Finals MVP trophies. His 2019-20 season was cut short due to injuries and another change of venue (to the Brooklyn Nets). But if you look past all that, you'll see that he still wears his original black and red colors with a white swoosh. KD debuted in 2010 as a low-top shoe designed for defense first approaches to the game. It featured a full-length Nike Zoom unit in the midsole for increased responsiveness, along with added support and durability where it's needed most - on the foot's exterior. A rubber outsole provides traction on different surfaces while the sock-like fit keeps feet cool and comfortable even during long games or practices. The original model was an instant hit and became one of the best-selling sneakers of all time. In 2011, a new version with a translucent sole was released which turned out to be even more popular than the original. In 2012, a third color option - gold - was added to the lineup. In 2013, a special edition KD IV was unveiled in commemoration of 10 years since the launch of the brand. It included elements from each of the previous models plus some new ones too, such as a heel tab that could be converted into a license plate by scratching off certain areas.