Sneaker News
February 19, 2017
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Nike’s focus on Equality throughout All-Star Weekend has led to its signature players to wear the BHM-style colorways of their shoes for the Aii-Star Game. Kobe Bryant, of course, is retired, but Nike is still releasing his newest Kobe AD signature shoe in the white/black/gold colorway, but exclusively through the NIKEiD platform. Strangely enough, you can’t edit the shoes in any way, but the retail price is of a non-iD pair at $160. Get yours now on Nike’s newest products page here.
In the nightcap for a stacked NBA Christmas slate that far surpassed its billing, Devin Booker embraced the increased spotlight and made some sneaker headlines....
The NBA’s ban of Michael Jordan’s shoes in 1984 is one of the most canonical stories in sneakers. On top of adding a deep narrative...
Not since 2002’s Argon Dunks have two shades of blue looked so good together on a 1980s-era basketball shoe. Nike just delivered the Air Force...
