Basketball Sneakers
Basketball, one of the world’s most popular sports, is a significant driver in the footwear industry. Every major brand has a dedicated basketball imprint under their umbrella. Additionally, Nike, Jordan, adidas, New Balance, Under Armour, ANTA and Li-Ning all boast signature athletes that currently star in the NBA, bringing on-court, All-Star endorsements to their performance product.
Every year, a host of new signature shoes are unveiled, brands also minting non-signature offerings on a consistent basis. Some of the most notable current basketball sneakers are:
Nike Book 1
Nike Ja 3
Nike LeBron 22
Nike KD 18
Nike Sabrina 3
Nike GT Cut 3
Kobe Bryant Shoes
adidas Anthony Edwards 1
adidas Harden Vol. 9
adidas DON Issue #7
New Balance Fresh Foam BB v3
New Balance TWO WXY v5
New Balance Hesi Low v2
Jordan Luka 4
Jordan Tatum 3
Jordan Zion 4
See below to view our coverage of upcoming basketball sneakers.
Basketball Sneakers
The GT Future “Lightning” Brings Electric Energy To Nike Basketball
The Nike GT Future is to basketball what the Pegasus Premium is to running in that both models have had unconventional build-ups for performance footwear....
Where To Buy The Nike GT Future “Metallic Silver”
The Nike GT Future “Metallic Silver” releases December 20th, 2025 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers. Some stores are offering standard first-come, first-served online drops,...
Bam Adebayo Debuts The Air Jordan 4020
Jordan Brand continues to play the hits with new Air Jordan 40 styles inspired by past icons, leaning on its stable of NBA talent to...
The Nike A’One Rings In The New Year In Another Pink Colorway
New year, same A’ja. Not even 30 years old, A’ja Wilson is amassing a trophy mantle that rivals that of Michael Jordan. Already with four...
The Nike Sabrina 3 Kicks Off 2026 In “Iron Grey”
The Nike Sabrina 3 earned one of the biggest co-signs imaginable earlier this season when Steph Curry laced up a pair for in-game action, marking...
The Nike Zoom GT Cut 4 Gets A “USA” Colorway
While not explicitly attached, every non-signature Nike Basketball line (as well as lines tied to retired players) tends to have a face. Jalen Brunson and...
The Nike Book 2 “Rising” Drops January 2nd
After more than two years between its initial unveiling and final release, the Nike Book 1 is finally giving way to the Nike Book 2...
Jayson Tatum Heads Back To Durham With The Jordan Tatum 4 “Duke”
On top of receiving top-tier treatment from its sneaker sponsor in Nike, Duke University is tied with Kentucky for the most active signature athletes in...
Laker Fans Will Go Crazy Over LSU Women’s Basketball’s Nike Kobe 5 PEs
As the breadth of the Kobe Brand’s reach in collegiate sports expands, so does the assortment of Player Exclusives made just for these athletes. The...