The Nike GT Future “Warning Label” is a standout silhouette dropping during NBA All-Star Weekend 2026, hitting February 13, 2026, as part of Nike’s bold collection. Highlighted with a glossy, high-impact aesthetic that feels like part performance gear, part futuristic concept shoe. The retail price is $230.
Quick Facts
Nike GT Future “Warning Label”
Color: Multi-Color/Black
Release Date: February 13, 2026
Style Code: IB6681-900
Price: $230
Where to Buy: Foot Locker
More Info: Nike Release Dates
Nike’s All-Star “Warning Label” Pack quickly caught the sneaker world’s attention for its design and the number of pairs dropping. Across the lineup, which includes highlights such as the Book 2, KD 18, Sabrina 3, and GT Cut 4, Nike leaned into a glossy, almost liquid finish paired with metallic and industrial-leaning accents to give each silhouette a dangerous, hazardous feel. As I continue to go down the list of releases, joining the collection is the GT Future.
The Nike GT Future “Warning Label” takes that concept and runs with it. Wrapped in a Multi-Color and Black, the upper shifts color with lighting and angle. Early images show that most of the upper features are white, with a Metallic finish and Chrome on the Swoosh logos. For a premium feel, Gold covers the Swoosh logo on the tongues.
Despite the futuristic look, Nike hasn’t lost sight of performance intent. The GT Future’s molded midsole and wave-inspired upper lines carry over cleanly, making this shoe feel like it’s built for motion even before you take a step.
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Nike GT Future Warning Label Release Date
The Nike GT Future “Warning Label” will be released on February 13th, 2026, for NBA All-Star Weekend via Foot Locker. The retail price is $230. As of now, you will only be able toget this pair in LA via the retailer. Once we have more details, we will update you. For now, scroll below for more photos for a closer look.
Bottom Line
The GT Future “Warning Label” feels like Nike letting its designers have some fun again. It’s bold, futuristic, and different enough that you’re going to notice it the second someone walks by in them. It won’t be for everyone, and that’s honestly part of the appeal. If you like shoes that look like they came from the next era of basketball, this one hits exactly where it’s supposed to. Take note that the pair won’t be easy to obtain, and the model is hyped.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the “Warning Label” Nike GT Future will be a limited release, available only at Foot Locker.
Yes, the shoes will feature Warning Label 26 branding and will come in a hard case.