Snow is a rare sight in Athens, Greece, but getting drafted by the Milwaukee Bucks introduced Giannis Antetokounmpo to the full force of winter. The harsh Wisconsin seasons have not slowed The Greek Freak, and his choice to commit to the Bucks has given him plenty of time to build a wardrobe full of winter gear.
Nike Giannis Freak 7 "Snow Pack" 🌨️
📆 December 2025
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The Nike Giannis Freak 7 Snow Pack delivers a bold winter theme with a frost-tinted purple upper and swirling snow graphics across the lower half of the shoe. A royal purple base flows into a violet midsole swoosh, while volt green laces and red and silver accents on the side panel Swoosh add striking contrast.
Giannis Antetokounmpo’s “Freak 7 Snow Pack”
Giannis Antetokounmpo’s New Freak 7 colorway, “Snow Pack”
Red and green touches on the midsole give the sneaker a festive, holiday-inspired flair, and personal details unique to Giannis enhance the design, including a GA monogram print across the engineered mesh upper for texture and a snowglobe on the tongue logo that underscores the winter motif.
Giannis is spreading some December cheer through his newest color way. The Freak 7 Snow Pack delivers the proof. While the story behind the colorway isn’t fully explained, the shoe’s dominant purple tones set Antetokounmpo’s version apart, while festive red and green appear in the laces and a Swoosh outlined in sparkling silver adds a holiday-ready finish.
Giannis Antetokounmpo, Nike Freak 7 “Snow Pack” Top View
The Nike Giannis Freak 7 Snow Pack is scheduled to launch in December 2025 through Nike and select retailers both in-store and online, with men’s sizing priced at $125. While an official release date has yet to be confirmed in the U.S., overseas retailers have indicated that the sneaker is expected to drop on December 5th, making it a highly anticipated addition to The Greek Freak’s signature line.
Giannis is currently sidelined with a low-grade left groin strain and is expected to miss one to two weeks. In his first 13 games this season, he has averaged 31.2 points, 10.8 rebounds, 6.8 assists, and 1.2 blocks per game, demonstrating just how significant his impact is whenever he steps on the court.