The Nike Ja 3 “Liquid Silver” is slated to hit shelves on February 13, 2026, for NBA All-Star Weekend. Built around a sleek mix of Cobalt Bliss and Metallic Silver accents, this pair brings an icy, futuristic look to the hardwood. The retail price is $125.
Quick Facts
Nike Ja 3 “Liquid Silver”
Color: Cobalt Bliss/Metallic Silver-Midnight Navy
Release Date: February 13, 2026
Style Code: HF2793-400
Price: $125
Where to Buy: Nike, Finish Line
More Info: Nike Release Dates
Nike keeps pushing the Ja series forward with designs that feel just as good in motion as they do under bright arena lights, and the “Liquid Silver” is a great example. The brushed chrome Swooshes and layered build give this pair a standout presence without needing wild pops of color. The shoes will be released in February 2026 for NBA All-Star Weekend.
The “Liquid Silver” Nike Ja 3 uses a breathable Cobalt Bliss mesh base combined with sculpted synthetic overlays that resemble tire tread, and features repeated Ja branding. The highlighted detail here is the brushed chrome finish on both Swooshes, which really catches the light and delivers the “liquid metal” vibe the name promises.
Ja’s logo appears on the tongue, with his “Twelve” branding on the heels. Cobalt Bliss adorns the midsole, which expands across the rubber outsole.
Performance elements remain the same. The shoes feature a full-length ZoomX cushioning for responsive energy return, while the sculpted traction pattern is designed for quick cuts and explosive movement, matching Ja’s playstyle.
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Nike Ja 3 Liquid Silver Release Date
The Nike Ja 3 “Liquid Silver” will be released on February 13th, 2026, at select Nike Basketball retailers, including Nike.com and Finish Line. The retail price is $125. Once we have more details, we will update you. For now, scroll below for more photos for a closer look.
Bottom Line
When I first saw this Ja 3, I loved it! The shades of Blue are on point, in my opinion. However, what I like most is the Chrome Swoosh, which stands out. While I will eventually own this pair, it will take some time, as there are so many releases in February that will take priority.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, this colorway is expected to be a general release.
While designed primarily for indoor play, the outsole should hold up for occasional outdoor use, though heavy outdoor wear may shorten its lifespan.