O 'Neill's Nike blue-chip second generation "Think Pink", a leisure brand originated from Italy, is loved by many young people who advocate sports because of its emphasis on the combination of fashion and functionality and the style of pink freedom. Because it is committed to the help and financial support of the Anti-Breast Cancer Foundation, it has won the hearts of many women. Lisa Leslie, the star of WNBA Sparks, is one of them. In order to show respect for "Think Pink", Leslie specially asked Nike to create a pink Nike blue chip II for her. Unexpectedly, this sneaker released in August this year was favored by many NBA stars such as Caron Butler of Wizards and Jermaine ONeal of Heat, but pink is too feminine, so recently Nike re-released two exclusive versions of Nike Bluechip II PE stars. Butler naturally chose the blue-and-white collocation that represents the blue of the wizards, while O 'Neill wore the red-and-white collocation that represents the Heat. The white vamp of blue and white sneakers is designed to fit the player's foot shape to the maximum extent, providing the greatest support for the player to stop and change direction. High tops and soft black lining tightly protect the players' ankles. The AIR MAX visibility air cushion and the Nike whirlwind LOGO inlaid in Phnom Penh reflect the value of this sneaker. Little O 'Neill's red model has no gold whirlwind, but the red painting itself is very eye-catching. The heels of the two shoes are respectively printed with personalized LOGO representing No.3 Butler "3" and No.7 jersey O 'Neill "7" to inform people that the PE version is different. Today, these two sneakers have been publicly sold in Nike's online retail stores.