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Nike Giannis Immortality 4 "Black Metallic Gold"
Nike Giannis Immortality 4 Men's Black Metallic Gold
The Nike Giannis Immortality 4 builds on the solid construction of the Giannis Antetokounmpo line. This men's version in black with metallic gold accents combines a reinforced upper with a padded collar for better fixation. The profiled sole and midsole shape support stability during sharp changes of direction. The shoe is designed for streetball and training use.
The Black Metallic Gold colorway maintains a timeless look that easily complements streetwear outfits. The upper layer shows a combination of synthetic materials and textiles with reinforcements in critical areas. The midsole provides tangible cushioning upon rebound, and the rubber outsole ensures grip on the surface. The overall concept feels sporty and durable.
Material
- Upper: synthetic leather and textile (mesh) for strength and breathability.
- Midsole: EVA foam with cushioning properties for rebound and support upon impact.
- Outsole: rubber compound with profiling for good traction on urban surfaces and indoors.
- Maintenance: clean with a damp cloth, do not immerse in water or use bleach; dry at room temperature away from direct heat.
FAQ
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How do these sneakers fit?
They fit standard Nike men's sizes; if you have a wider foot, consider a half size larger version. -
Are they more suitable for indoor or streetball?
The shoes are universal for streetball and training; the rubber sole and cushioning work on both outdoor and indoor surfaces, if you use indoor surfaces frequently, we recommend checking the sole wear.
Thestreets Tips
- Comfortable from the first wear, the inner padding fixes the ankle well.
- The traction on asphalt holds reliably, the color matches the picture and the gold details look decent.
- They seem solid and durable; after several training sessions without significant wear.





