The Nike Book 2 “Rising” will be released on January 2, 2026. This will be the first colorway of Devin Booker’s signature shoe and will retail for $145.
Quick Facts
Nike Book 2 “Rising”
Color: Black/Safety Orange-Sundial
Release Date: January 2, 2026
Style Code: IB6687-001
Price: $145
Where to Buy: SNKRS, Foot Locker
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For fans of Devin Booker’s line, I know you’re happy that the brand is introducing his next signature shoe, the Book 2. After a long run of his first shoe, the brand will kick off 2026 with the new line. Building on the releases, the first to hit retailers is the “Rising” Nike Book 2. The “Rising” rendition pays homage to the city that helped shape his career, Phoenix.
As you can see, this Nike Book 2 is highlighted in Black, Safety Orange, and Sundial. Utilizing a Black suede on the upper, while shades of Yellow, Orange, and Red gradient across the Swoosh, while Red and Black appear on the midsole with a lava-like design. The same look extends to the outsole with a translucent overlay. As for branding, we have “Chapter Two” on the heels and “BOOK” on the tongues. As for the tech, it’s top-notch. Featuring a low-profile build with a forefoot Air Zoom unit.
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Nike Book 2 Rising Release Date
The Nike Book 2 “Rising” will be released on January 2nd, 2026, at select Nike Basketball retailers, including SNKRS and Foot Locker. The retail price is $145. Continue to scroll below for more photos to give you a closer look.
Bottom Line
As for a first colorway, the “Rising” Book 2 is a solid drop. It’s clean and a perfect fit for Phoenix Suns fans. However, I am looking forward to the Spiridon pair, which will debut in February. It appears this pair won’t be easy to obtain, as not many retailers list them. If you do miss out, don’t worry, as we have plenty of colorways dropping throughout 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, the shoes will only be available in adult sizing.
So far, only two retailers will have them online. However, more may receive shipments. Typically, the first colorway of a new signature shoe is limited.