1998 is a turning point in Nash's career. This season, he left Phoenix, where there was no room to play, and came to Dallas Mavericks. He was still a fish. Here, Nash finally found a space to show his elegant demeanour, and made friends with his teammates for six years and the Germans who also made great contributions later. Of course, the sneakers under his feet began to attract people's attention.

In the first two years in Dallas, Nash just silently did what a point guard should do for the team on the court. The sneakers under his feet were as unpretentious as the Mavericks' jerseys at that time. Nike Air Force overall low and Nike Air Force lite, two mid-range guard shoes, appear alternately at Nash's feet. The front air sole has windows in the front and rear palms, and the side TPU support bar is similar to the popular Air Pippen II, which can really provide Nash with the necessary shock absorption and protection. The following season, Nash put on KG's signature sneaker, Air Garnett III, when he was still in the Nike camp. This shoe is also a classic in the history of sneakers. Colorful shoes are spliced together, exaggerated outsole design, and luxurious midsole technology of zoom air tunded air carbon fiber board make this pair of shoes always have an excellent reputation. But Nash is wearing a short midsole version with built-in air sole.

Nash did leave a deep impression on people after 2000, and the pair of white and blue sneakers that Nash wore for a long time seemed to be his personal symbol. This pair of shoes is the longest worn boots in Nash's career-Nike Jet Flight. This shoe is not the signature style of any star, but it has become Nash's favorite because of its simple and lively appearance, sensitive sense of the venue, extremely elastic cushioning and excellent protection, and the performance of this pair of shoes is also reflected because of Nash's wearing.