Sneaker News Over one year ago, we witnessed one of Team USA Basketball’s best triumphs on the Olympic stage. Led by team MVP LeBron James, the Nike athletes on the roster put on a footwear showcase, demonstrating new models and spirited styles that marked one of the most important sneaker moments of the year.
The Nike Basketball Immortalized Pack honors its signature athletes and its achievements via two-pair packs available in super-limited quantity. Nike confirms that only 400 units of each pack will be available, totaling 1,200. All are available beginning today at Foot Locker; the LeBron 22 Pack will be $510, the KD Pack will be $360, and the Book 1 pack will be $310. See below for a full breakdown.
Nike LeBron 22 “Immortalized”
For the final Gold Medal game of the 2024 Paris Games, LeBron James unleashed two iterations of the Nike LeBron 22 signature shoe decorated in high-intensity metallic finishes. The blue pair, which features a iridescent finish, was worn during the pre-game shoot-around, while the gold pair was worn throughout the entire game.
Nike KD 18 / KD 4 “Immortalized”
With his size, length, and scoring abilitym Kevin Durant proved to be one of the most effective players in international hoops. Although he wore the KD 17 in a USA-specific colorway, Nike is celebrating his global achievements with a two-pack featuring the KD 4 Retro and the KD 18. The KD 4 was famously worn by Durant during the 2012 Olympics, and it’s joined by an identically colored KD 18, which is the current model.
Nike Book 1 “Immortalized”
Devin Booker earned his second Olympic Gold Medal as part of the 2024 Team USA roster. Often on the floor with the team’s A-squad, Booker was the ultimate “glue” guy, drawing the toughest defensive match-ups, making the right extra passes, and getting timely buckets when needed. Throughout his time in Paris, Booker was often scene with a camcorder in hand, filming footage of his experiences. Nike commemorates this off-the-court hobby with a special patch behind both shoes.
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