A hit or miss with many of you, the Cradle Rock Low has been compared to the Nike Dunk by many, but with the advantage of being created for a point guard with some of the fleetest feet in the NBA. In fact, we saw Steve Nash wearing these exact Cradle Rocks in Kicks on Court yesterday.

This particular pair uses a white leather makeup for the upper, mixing in purple accents on the stitching, outsole and Swoosh. The tongue and heel tab are both done with a purple and black flannel, while orange eyelets finish off the Suns colorway. The Kobe IV started the low-top hoops shoe craze. Could the Cradle Rock Low keep it going strong?

Steve Nash’s new signature sneaker, the Nike Cradle Rock Low, has been seen in limited colorways this summer, but with the NBA season fast approaching, we got a look at the former MVP’s black Suns PE color-up.

These definitely are as wild as the four colorways we’ve seen in the “Asia Pack,” which pays tribute to the flag colors and cultural aspects of Thailand, China, The Phillipines and Japan. These instead only pay tribute to Pheonix’s purple and orange colors. The paneling on the upper mixes pebbled leather, patent leather and and a mixture of the two types, with orange and purple contrast stitching. The Swoosh is white, as is the midsole, which sits on a purple outsole. On the heel is Nash’s “SN” logo and on the tongue is the “Re-Fresh” tag. A lot of you have compared these to the Dunk in looks, though these are much more purpose-built. Stay tuned for more information and colorways as they release.

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Presently, Nike Basketball has been focusing more of its attention on the Nike Air Max LeBron VII and the Nike Zoom Kobe IV on a lesser scale. However, Nike is now starting to show Steve Nash’s new sneaker, the Nike Cradle Rock Low Supreme, a little love by incorporating four colorways of it in this recently-released “Asia” Pack.

If you recall, Phoenix Suns point guard Steve Nash always seems to go for the low-cut sneaker more than any player in the game year after year; last year he wore the Nike Zoom MVP. This particular model also owns a low-cut silhouette and seems to possess a skate-inspired look. In addition, this Cradle Rock Low is very similar to the Nike Zoom LeBron VI Low. However, it contains a plethora of materials including an embossed pattern design on the heel. As for the pack, it will feature four colorways of the Cradle Rock Low that represent different countries in Asia such as Thailand, China, Philippines and Japan. Available now at select retailers in Asia. Click here to see which colorways represent the respective countries.