The Nike Book 2 x McDonald’s collaboration is finally getting a price cut, and the general release pair has quietly become the one to watch.
Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker and Nike linked up with McDonald’s for a two-part sneaker release inspired by a rare spot in Sedona, deep in Red Rock Country. The idea drew from the turquoise arches there rather than the brand’s familiar golden ones, giving the project a distinct look that stood apart from the usual fast-food crossover.
The Friends & Family pair disappeared right away, with Booker on hand for the launch. The wider “Sedona” colorway, though, didn’t move nearly as fast. It dropped on June 2, 2026 with a retail price of $155 and is now listed at $119.99 at Foot Locker, which works out to 23% off.
Resale shoppers may be able to do even better. On StockX, the average resale price is currently $114, and some sizes are being listed below that. GOAT is also mentioned as another place to check.
The “Sedona” pair comes dressed in a Sanddrift upper with Dusty Cactus accents. Nike Swooshes run along the sides, McDonald’s branding shows up on the lateral heels and left tongues, and Booker’s name and image appear on the back heels and right tongues. The turquoise insoles carry the golden arches, and the shoes arrive in a McDonald’s-themed box that fits the concept cleanly.
Under the hood, the Book 2 is built for real basketball use. It features a forefoot Air Zoom unit, a full-length Cushlon 3.0 midsole for impact protection, and a top-loaded midfoot shank for torsional support. The traction pattern borrows from the Nike Air Force 1’s herringbone setup, but it’s tuned for today’s game.
That blend of performance and everyday wear is part of what makes the Book 2 stand out. It’s already regarded as one of the stronger basketball shoes out there, and fresh colorways like this McDonald’s release only add to the appeal.
Booker has been with Nike since entering the NBA in 2015, and in 2022 he signed a multi-year signature sneaker deal through 2029. The Michigan native and Kentucky Wildcats alum has consistently made room to recognize the communities that have backed him along the way.
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