While A’ja Wilson play -offs dominates, the Nike A’one appears in Las Vegas Aces Black

Just like how the last NBA season of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was, the WNBA season 2025 was entirely to A’ja Wilson. The Las Vegas Aces star is contrary to her fourth MVP prize, who would make her the first WNBA player ever to achieve that performance -while her team fights for his third WNBA title in four years. Recently A’ja De Azen brought a step closer, in which she matched her Playoff career High with 38 points in a series of victory on the Seattle Storm – a match in which she also received her third defending player of the year. For our purposes, A’ja also enjoyed the rollout of her first characteristic Nike model, the Nike A’one.

Here we have granted the essential “Team Colorway” that usually follows the debut of characteristic models -, it is not immediately distinguishable as those of players who repute teams with more vibrant uniforms. This Nike A’one here corresponds to the kits of the Las Vegas Aces with a restrained ‘black/dark flue gray/light smoke gray’ foundation, which focuses on ‘metallic silver’ accents on the Swoosh logos, midsole details and brand elements. Although many Nike A’oneses emphasize the pearl -inspired upper of the model via a color gradient, this pair opts for a uniform “dark flue -gray” basis. Glossy black leather runs from the eyes to the heel, wrapping around the back, while the two characteristic logos of A’ja appear on the tongue and heel. On the inner tongue are Celtic symbols that replicate her tattoos that her parents, roscoe and Eva Wilson honor.

The Nike A’one “Black/Dark Smoke Gray/Light Smoke/Metallic Silver” will be released on October 2025 for $ 115 in adult size (it is still to be seen whether GS sizes are being recorded). See the official images below and stay informed for further updates.

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Andrew Rizzo is an editor at Sneaker News from New York City. His primary interests are Air Jordan, Nike ACG, Nike Air Max and New Balance Footwear. Before he came to Sneaker News, Andrew dealt with youth sports for different points of sale and worked at one of the world’s top performance marketing agencies. He comes from Astoria, Queens and is a huge sports fan of New York, especially when it comes to the Knicks and Yankees.