Today we get our first look at the 2011 update of the Nike Cradle Rock Low.

Favored by Steve Nash, the kicks are seen here in a Phoenix Suns “Home” colorway and feature a white leather upper, orange and purple accents, a Cushlon midsole, and a grey herringbone traction outsole.

The Nike Cradle Rock Low 2011 is set to arrive at Nike Basketball retailers later this Fall.

Via SM.

Steve Nash officially left Nike (seems to be a common trend these days) for Chinese footwear brand Luyou.Could this be Steve’s first signature with his new brand?

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As a Christmas gift to the people of Phoenix, the Suns dominated the Los Angeles Clippers on Christmas Day 2009, always with the help of Mr. Steve Nash. On the festive day, Nash rocked a special Christmas edition of the Nike Cradle Rock Low, a shoe that he has been getting quite a few pairs of. This Christmas edition Cradle Rock sports a full purple leather and patent upper, with a white swoosh to match the midsole. Red is added in the mix in honor of the big guy in red, replacing the usual orange hues to match the Suns uniform. Perhaps these special shoes aided in the Suns’ win over the Clips; tell us what you think!

Via Jared Dudley’s Twitter.

Last month we hit you with release info about Steve Nash’s latest signature shoe, the Cradle Rock Low, in a Phoenix Suns home colorway. Now, as promised, the shoe has been given a paint job that corresponds with the team’s darker away color pallet. The model uses patent leather for the toe box and heel panels, and high gloss and regular pebble leather for the mid panels, as well as hits of purple on the outsole, laces, tongue, and heel tab. You can find both the home and away versions of the low top from select Nike retailers now.

Since the release of the Asia Pack back in September, we haven’t seen much of Steve Nash’s latest signature shoe, the Nike Cradle Rock Low. With the 2009/2010 NBA season underway, Nash is wearing a new colorway of the low-top for his Phoenix Suns home games. Featuring a purple patent leather Swoosh, orange accents, and a black/purple plaid pattern, the model is completed with Nash’s signature logo on the back heel panel. Now available at select Nike accounts, prepare yourself for an away colorway to drop before the end of the year.

Steve Nash’s latest shoe, the Nike Cradle Rock Low, hit select Asian Nike Basketball retailers yesterday in four exclusive colorways. Inspired by Japan, China, Thailand, and the Philippines, the vibrant colorways do wonders to compliment the model’s skate-like appearance. Each version of the shoe features an embossed heel panel and country specific cultural symbol on the tongue tag. Released in extremely limited quantities, you’ll probably have a tough time getting your hands on a pair of any of the sneakers, but at least you can see some detailed images after the jump.

Via Kenlu

Targeted at uber-quick guards who prefer a light, stable shoe, the Nike Zoom MVP X Supreme is the latest shoe to release from the Nike Basketball camp. The brand is crafting special versions for specific players and teams, and this neutral grey/ orange blaze pair will be sported by Phoenix’s perennial All-Star Steve Nash. The MVP X is augmented by Zoom Air cushioning and a rubberized translucent outsole that’s accented by an awesome “flame” pattern. The model’s sockliner features the phrase “I’ve Got Monstrous Game” in playful, big-block letters. Up top, the shoe is comprised of premium leather, multilayered ballistic mesh, and 3M. Oh, and what are your thoughts regarding the “mouth” on the heel collar–too sweet or too over the top? The Nike Zoom MVP x Supreme – Phoenix Suns is available worlldwide at most Nike Hoops retailers. Via Kix-Files.