Alijah Landing
Get Ready For Lift Off With The Nike PG 3 ‘NASA’
Growing up, your days are filled with dreams and imagination and it’s all fueled by an ‘unwavering curiosity of the unknown.’ In collaboration with NASA, the latest drop from Nike and Paul George focuses on that idea and dreams big. The Nike PG 3 ‘NASA’ embraces the spirit of exploration. George’s affinity for space started with his childhood. He grew up in Palmdale, California. The home of NASA’s Armstrong Building 703, which is an aeronautical research center. Embracing George’s roots, inspiration from the facility was infused into the PG 3 NASA ‘Total Orange.’
Coming dressed in ‘Total Orange,’ the upper of the shoe is reminiscent of the classic astronaut flight suit. Black & silver accents on the shoe further the homage to the suit. The midsole foam is lighter than before and paired with a forefoot Zoom Bag. Carried over from the PG 2, the forefoot “wings” will lock your foot down. One of George’s favorite quotes graces the heel of the shoe (‘Don’t tell me the sky’s the limit when there are footprints on the moon’) and brings the image of lunar exploration full-circle. Continuing that personal connection, details from PG’s life (birthday, jersey numbers worn, number of tattoos) are featured inside the circular traction pattern.
If you’re looking to get your hands on the PG 3 NASA ‘Total Orange’ you can head to our Roosevelt Field Mall (New York) & Del Amo Fashion Center (California) locations or at finishline.com or through our app on 1/26. The first 72 Winner Circle members to purchase the shoes at each store receive a limited edition lunar themed box, exclusive to Finish Line.
Finish Line Shoe Store Roosevelt Field Mall. New York.
Address: 630 Old Country Rd 1128. Garden City, NY 11530
Finish Line Shoe Store Del Amo Fashion Center. California.
Address: 3525 W Carson St, Torrance. CA 90503
*Limit 1 box per customer, while supplies last. Boxes will be given on a first come, first served basis to those that qualify.
Keep it locked and grab the Nike PG 3 NASA ‘Total Orange’ on 1/26 at Finish Line.
