Matt Varga Box office. The Nike Kobe 6 “Hollywood 3D” AKA “Hollywood All-Star” releases on February 13th in adult and grade school / big kids’ sizing, retailing for $200 and $120, respectively. As always when it comes to the Swoosh, SNKRS will be the first place to check for this pair, but don’t mistake that to mean it’s your only outlet.
Additional boutiques and retailers will be hosting their own launches and raffles. Check our “Where To Buy” widget for a comprehensive store list. Scroll further for multiple image galleries to get a sense of what exactly to expect, and further for a detailed explanation of the lore behind this pair.
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Mens Nike Zoom Kobe 6 Protro
US 02/13/2026 Friday
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| Retailer | Release type | Status |
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| Nike SNKRS | Standard | Check Site |
| Sneaker Politics | Standard | Check Site |
| Foot Locker | In Store Only | Offline Only |
| TAKOUT NY | Standard | Check Site |
| APB | EQL | EQL |
| Social Status | EQL | EQL |
| Extra Butter | EQL | EQL |
| Feature | Raffle | Check Site |
| Sally's | Raffle | Check Site |
| Manor | In Store Only | Offline Only |
| Footpatrol | App Only | Check App |
Official Images Of The Nike Kobe 6 “Hollywood 3D”
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Kobe Bryant’s status as a favorite son of Los Angeles is everlasting. An increasingly rare one-team pro hooper, we’ve seen countless purple/gold or blue/white colorways drape his signature line for more conventional, sporty odes of Tinseltown. Even by the time the Kobe 6 touched down in 2011, all of that territory was well-trod, so Nike’s creative team was forced to get creative: a mandate that resulted in eventual fan favorites like the Kobe 8 “Venice” or leaning on West Coast mainstay Undefeated as the Protro program kicked off.
Contemporaneously, it led to a stereoscopic overhaul of the usual scaly Kobe 6 arrangement, replete with light blue and red shadowing consistent with actual silver screen treatments. In this updated version, 3D glasses appear on the interior of the tongues with “2026” text, while actual spectacles arrive with each pair. In an ahead-of-its-time touch, the OG colorway included alternating tonal Swooshes that swap between the vibrant accents featured throughout, something that’d go on to become a hallmark of hoops shoes with various mismatched editions through the years.
