John Kim
December 5th, 2014 (updated)
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A major part of the Nike Kyrie 1 launch event in NYC was the incredible showcase of debut signature sneakers from the past. With many pieces pulled out from the Nike Archives, this display featured a wide range of athletes and sports, like the first-ever Nike signature shoe for Wayne Wells, Mike Trout’s signature cleats, and of course, the Air Jordan 1. Get an in-depth look at the showcase of Firsts below and let us know which is your favorite debut signature shoe!
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