Devin Booker and Nike Pivot to the High Desert with the 'Sedona' Book 2

Devin Booker’s signature line with Nike continues its streak of narrative-driven design, this time tapping into a hyper-local Arizona landmark. The McDonald’s x Nike Book 2 'Sedona' bypasses the expected red-and-gold kitsch of the Golden Arches, instead drawing inspiration from the world’s only turquoise-arched McDonald’s. It’s a nod to both Booker’s 2015 McDonald’s All-American roots and the strict building codes of the high desert that prioritize landscape over branding. While the general release opts for a restrained sand-colored upper with turquoise hits, the real prize is the Friends & Family edition, which drapes the entire silhouette in that signature teal. It’s a rare instance where a corporate collaboration feels more like a geography lesson than a marketing stunt, maintaining the 'lifestyle first' ethos that has defined the Book 1 and 2 lineage. Following his gold medal run in Paris, these releases solidify Booker’s position as one of the few athletes successfully bridging the gap between performance tech and street-level aesthetics.