Nike Ja 4 'Radar': Where to Buy Ja Morant's Psychedelic Sneaker
The Nike Ja 4 'Radar' (JA9745-400) wasn't on my radar, but Ja Morant's latest signature sneaker has my attention. Its vibrant, thermal-inspired colorway delivers an explosion of color across a sleek basketball silhouette. I've owned multiple pairs of the Ja 3, including the Murray State colorway , which remains in my regular rotation . If the Ja 4 delivers similar comfort, performance, and everyday wearability, Nike might have another winner.
Nike Ja 4 'Radar' Key Facts at a Glance
| Key Detail |
Information |
|---|---|
| Sneaker |
Nike Ja 4 'Radar' |
| Style Code |
JA9745-400 |
| Colorway |
Obsidian/Total Orange/Laser Orange/Black/Racer Blue/Cobalt Bliss |
| Release Date |
October 30, 2026 |
| Retail Price |
$140 |
| Sizing |
Men's |
| Where to Buy |
Nike SNKRS, Foot Locker, select retailers |
Nike Ja 4 'Radar' Release Date and Where to Buy
The Nike Ja 4 'Radar' releases Friday, October 30, 2026, at 10 a.m. ET for $140 through Nike SNKRS and Foot Locker. Sneaker Files also identifies Dick's Sporting Goods and Hibbett as expected retailers. Men's sizing is confirmed, with availability depending on individual retailers.
What Makes the Nike Ja 4 'Radar' Stand Out?

Nike Ja 4 RadarSneaker Files h/t Shoe Sagas
The textured Obsidian upper creates a striking foundation for swirling blue, red, yellow, and green accents. The thermal-inspired pattern resembles the colorful afterimages you might see after staring toward bright sunlight. Oversized orange Swooshes and angular midsole detailing give the sneaker an aggressive, futuristic appearance.
The low-profile construction reflects Ja Morant's explosive playing style, while the sculpted midsole and signature branding reinforce its basketball identity. It's an eye-catching design that brings personality to a performance sneaker without sacrificing its athletic appearance.
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Should You Buy the Nike Ja 4 'Radar'?
I'm seriously considering it. My Ja 3s fit true to size and became more comfortable after breaking them in, although I haven't personally tested the Ja 4. That experience gives me confidence in Nike's direction, but fit and comfort deserve their own evaluation.
At $140, the 'Radar' offers a colorful alternative to the usual Air Jordan and New Balance rotation. Its bold styling and basketball heritage make this an intriguing pickup, especially for sneakerheads looking to wear something different.
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This story was originally published by Athlon on Oct 28, 2026, where it first appeared in the Kicks section. Add Athlon as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
