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The Air Jordan 13 Starfish uses Chicago-style color blocking to create a Shattered Backboard Jordan 13 that could also be a Phoenix Suns-era QRich PE or a Little Nemo collaboration. Obviously, Michael Jordan never wore this colorway, but if you’re a big fan of orange, these may be for you. Click play above to get Chris’ comprehensive opinions and a
The Nike LeBron 8 returns in Retro form. The first LeBron 8 Retro colorway is a Los Angeles Lakers version celebrating LeBron James’ current team. The LeBron 8 Retro Lakers released on December 30, 2020. More colorways should be coming soon. Cross your fingers the LeBron 8 South Beach rereleases in good quantities.
The Nike Dunk High Iowa 2020 is a classic staple of Nike Basketball created in 1985 by Peter Moore, who also designed the Air Jordan 1. In the video, Chris discusses the origins of the Nike Dunk along with a ton of information about its history. Click play above to watch and learn.
The Nike Zoom Rize 2 is a follow up to one of 2019’s top performing basketball sneakers, the Nike Zoom Rize. Our test of the Zoom Rize 2 spanned two pairs and months of testing including several pandemic-induced stops and starts.
After both tragedy and what seemed like an extremely long wait, the Nike Kobe 6 Protro is finally releasing to the public. The Kobe 6 Protro “Grinch” or “Green Apple” will be the first colorway releasing on December 24, 2020 with more colorways to follow in 2021.
The Jordan Why Not Zer0.4 is Russell Westbrook’s fourth signature shoe and continues his wild shoe style choices with the initial Upringing colorway. After not liking the Why Not Zer0.3 (specifically the traction), Chris dives into the fourth Westbrook model and finds some details that have him feeling optimistic about its potential on court performance.
The Nike Zoom Rize 2 is a follow up to one of 2019’s top performing basketball sneakers, the Nike Zoom Rize. Our test of the Zoom Rize 2 spanned two pairs and months of testing including several pandemic-induced stops and starts.
After both tragedy and what seemed like an extremely long wait, the Nike Kobe 6 Protro is finally releasing to the public. The Kobe 6 Protro “Grinch” or “Green Apple” will be the first colorway releasing on December 24, 2020 with more colorways to follow in 2021.
The Jordan Why Not Zer0.4 is Russell Westbrook’s fourth signature shoe and continues his wild shoe style choices with the initial Upringing colorway. After not liking the Why Not Zer0.3 (specifically the traction), Chris dives into the fourth Westbrook model and finds some details that have him feeling optimistic about its potential on court performance.
18 years of performance basketball shoes built for the most explosive basketball player ever (EVER!!!). LeBron James’ Nike line is typically the flagship for Nike basketball technologies and the Nike LeBron 18 carries on the tradition.
News of the Nike Zoom Vapor X Foamposite hit sneaker blogs in February 2019. Then…it never released at Nike or the various retailers that carry Nike Tennis product.
Today’s video is a recent pick up Chris bought via a reseller. Luckily, it’s not the type of reseller you’re thinking of. He was able to buy these from a friend who’s really good at finding thrift store gems. The Nike Shox VC 3, released in 2003 and 2004, is Vince Carter’s 3rd signature shoe. It’s a polarizing design that’s
Nike, Inc. is an American sportswear brand founded in Beaverton, Oregon. Nike is the largest sportswear and footwear brand in the world. Nike is the parent company of Jordan Brand and Converse.
The company, founded by Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight on January 25, 1964, started out as Blue Ribbon Sports. The company officially became Nike, Inc. on May 30, 1971.
Nike sells products under its own brand, as well as many well known sub-brands like Nike Pro, Nike+, Nike Golf, Air Force 1, Air Max, and more. Nike also, at one point, owned Bauer Hockey (later renamed Nike Bauer) from 1995 to 2008, Cole Haan, Umbro, and Hurley.
Nike sponsors a myriad of high-profile athletes and teams from around the globe. In its marketing, it uses the highly recognized trademarks of “Just Do It” and the Swoosh logo.
