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Where To Buy The Nike KD 6 “All-Star”

Where To Buy The Nike KD 6 “All-Star”

The Nike KD 6 Retro begins with the “All-Star” colorway, releasing on February 27th in adult and grade school sizing, retailing for $145 and $102, respectively. Nike.com, a host of big box retailers and boutiques will all be releasing stock, offering multiple chances for you to get in on the return of the silhouette. We’ve compiled a comprehensive list of all of those spots below — scroll further for multiple image galleries depicting this pair and a bit below that for a detailed breakdown of what it has to offer.

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Mens Nike KD 6 "All-Star"

SKU: FQ8356-900
RETAIL PRICE: $145
RELEASE DATE: Feb 27, 2026

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Official Images Of The Nike KD 6 “All-Star”

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Someone bring me my Elite socks. Kevin Durant is the owner of one of the longest-running signature lines in Nike Basketball history, and in the sub-line’s peak era in the 2010s, the Slim Reaper’s designs were red hot. All that in place, it was only a matter of time before the Swoosh started digging in his archives for modern releases. During his Golden State run, they flirted with a KD 4 retro before earnestly embarking on one beginning in 2024; the KD 6 earns the series’ second-ever retro with the “All-Star.”

Minted f0r New Orleans’ All-Star Weekend in 2014, it’s an unabashed embrace of the “Gumbo League” theme that also spread onto the Kobe 9, LeBron 11, and a range of non-signature hoops shoes. The stained glass theming consistent throughout all of them inspires the sectioned arrangement of the KD 6’s traction, while abstract, weighty patterns overcome the uppers and sock-liners. A swampy palette contrasted with “Green Glow” highlights within the toothed midsole and Swoosh/KD branding close out. If you’re planning on using these for their stated purpose rather than busting out the joggers with your new pair, top-loaded Zoom Air and Phylon cushioning remain, as does the FlyWire containment in the uppers.

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