
A'ja Wilson's debut signature model, the Nike A'One, has quickly become one of the WNBA's most popular on-court models. And while the sneaker is scheduled to release in a number of new color schemes throughout the next handful of months, the Swoosh is expected to launch a sequel, the A'Two, by the next WNBA season.
As has been the case with Sabrina Ionescu's Nike Sabrina series, the popularity of Wilson's Nike Basketball line warrants more product. Lifestyle and performance gear to accompany the shoes has also flown off virtual shelves, showcasing the Las Vegas Aces center's appeal on and off-the-court. A release of the Nike A'Two, however, signals a much bigger commitment by the brand, and joins designs like the G.T. Future as bold bets for its hoops division.
According to internal details reviewed by House of Heat°, A'ja Wilson's second signature model will be priced at $145 when it hits the public throughout the Summer 2026 season. This would mark a $30 increase from the A'One. It's likely the price hike will be prompted by a use of ZoomX foam and other top-of-the-line performance technologies on the basketball shoe.

On Wednesday, Feb. 18, Wilson took to Instagram to share photos of her training during the WNBA offseason. While the content isn't out-of-the-norm, one particular element stood out from her pictures: her feet were edited out.
The Aces center captioned the Instagram Carousel with just one word—"hoops."—but much attention was paid to the post as it further teases that an all-new Nike Basketball shoe is on the way. Exactly how the potential A'Two looks is still under wraps, but at least Wilson has teased the fact that she's testing the product to ensure it's ready to go to market around the start of the 2026 WNBA season on May 8.
Stay tuned for firm Nike.com release details and official photos of the highly-anticipated shoe. Please note that timelines may change, but the sneaker is expected in colors like "Pink Blast," "Ivory," and "Chrome."
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