Devin Booker unveils another new Nike Air Mowabb-inspired Book 1 colorway

Devin Booker showed off yet another new Nike Air Mowabb-inspired Nike Book 1 colorway on Friday.

Many of the colorways of Booker’s first signature shoe have been inspired by classic Nike silhouettes or have paid tribute to Booker’s love of hiking, and Booker’s sneakers over the past two games have combined the two.

In the second game of a back-to-back against the Pelicans, the Suns star donned another famous colorway, this time in “Black-Spruce” blocking that paid homage to the 1992 Air Mowabb Plus.

Fresh off scoring 36 points against the Pelicans on Thursday, Devin Booker warms up for another showdown against the Pelicans on Friday. pic.twitter.com/ynGHY61gol

— Arizona Sports (@AZSports) March 1, 2025

The Nike ACG (all conditions gear) Air Mowabb originally released in 1991 as a hiking shoe in the “Rattan Birch” colorway. “Twine” and “Trails End Brown” colorways followed before Nike updated the shoe the next year with the Air Mowabb Plus coming in three more colorways, including “Gravity Purple,” “Spruce” and “White/Black.”

Booker also wore a “Trails End Brown/Gravity Purple” pair in the first game of the back-to-back, paying homage to the original colorways.

Devin Booker debuts another Mowabb-inspired Nike Book 1 colorway 👀📚 pic.twitter.com/ThfkCf2mi6

— Sole Retriever (@SoleRetriever) February 28, 2025

A separate retail version in the “Twine” colorway is set to release on Saturday morning at 8 a.m. for $150.

Nike Book 1 “Mowabb” ⛰️
Releasing Spring/Summer 2025 pic.twitter.com/uEM4ofj5XE

— Sneaker News (@SneakerNews) February 16, 2025

The colorways Booker wore against the Pelicans have not been announced to hit retailers.

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