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Air Jordan 7 Retro Premio Bin 23 from 2010
Tiger Woods' poses with his new golf sneakers. Listen to the interview with Sun Day Red Head of Footwear, Charley Hudak.
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Michael Jordan cleaning his golf clubs while wearing the Air Jordan 9 Olive
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Michael Jordan, Ray Allen, and Tracy McGrady sit in the locker room during NBA All-Star weekend in 2002.
Derrick Rose runs down court wearing the adidas Rose 5 after hitting a game winning g three pointer.
Michael Jordan during warmups for his final NBA game
Nike LeBron Soldier III (3) Dunkman Colorway
ThatMaterialsGuy Space Jam Air Jordan 11 Low
Michael Jordan taking batting practice for the Chicago White Sox
Mark Jackson of the New York Knicks wearing the Nike Air Pressure.
Steve Smith lacing up a pile of sneakers with his friends back in 1989.
Nike Dunk Low Pro SB “Oompa Loompa” from 2005.
DJ am sits, buried in a pile of his sneakers.
Air Jordan 1 Alpha “Chicago” on court, worn by Dwyane Wade.
1990: Hakeem Olajuwon of the Houston Rockets shoots a jump shot against the Milwaukee Bucks on the way to a quadruple double, 1 of only 4 players to accomplish this feat.
Walt Clyde Frazier dribbles a basketball in a game for the New York Knicks.
Michael Jordan drives past Brad Daugherty of the Cavs.
Rick Barry adidas Top Ten advertisement that reads: Rick Barry, Inventor When Rick Barry helped us create the adidas Top Ten basketball shoe, he knew it would have the severest critics of all: the U.S. "Top Ten" players. Rick pressed for every advantage. He insisted we develop the upper with a special Foreflex'" cut that lets the foot flex easily and in the correct position. And had us add an Ankle Saver'™ support system for increased protection. He had us remove a semi-circle from the heel-counter to prevent heel irritation. He watched as we perforated the toe area to ensure proper ventilation. And he demanded we build the deep herring-bone sole with a turning disc and a serrated edge for softness, traction and flex. Then Rick tested our adidas Top Ten on the "Top Ten". They all gave it their seal of approval. Now all we need is yours. Top Ten The adidas Top Ten is worn by "Top Ten" players Doug Collins, Marques johnson, Kermit Washington, Adrian Dantley, Bob Lanier, Bobby Jones, Billy Knight, Sidney Wicks, Mitch Kupchak and Kevin Grevey.
Woody Harrelson as Billy Hoyle and Wesley Snipes as Sidney Deane in White Men Can’t Jump, wearing the Nike Air Command Force and Nike Air Flight Lite sneakers, respectively.
John Stockton of the Utah Jazz dribbles up court.
Von Miller shares his sneaker collection.
History of Nike Air Max models via Reddit.
Highlights from Michael Jordan’s first game-winning shot after coming back from retirement in 1995.
Original Nike Foamposite One
Chris Bosh throws down a slam dunk in high school wearing the Nike Flightposite 3.
Jalen Rose of the Michigan Wolverines "Fab Five" wearing the Nike Air Huarache, dribbling up court and holding up two fingers to call a play. March 22, 1992.
Ben Gordon of the Detroit Pistons shoots a 3-pointer over Arron Afflalo on March 21st, 2012. Gordon made all 9 of his 3-point attempts to set a new NBA record.
Shaquille O’Neal, wearing the Reebok Shaq Attaq, lays on the Orlando Magic basketball court flexing his left arm and holding a basketball in his right for his rookie photo shoot.
Tim Hardaway of the Golden State Warriors sits on the bench during practice with his knees wrapped in ice.
Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 worn by @dadshue.bsky.social
Darryl Dawkins poses with a shattered backboard, holding a basketball rim in a poster for Nike titled, Chocolate Thunder.
Rick Teves, Footwear Developer at PUMA, shown relaxing in a pair of custom sneakers, is this week's guest on the Sneaker History Podcast.
X-LARGE X adidas Superstar 80s
A challenge for sneakerheads to wear a themed pair of sneakers each day for the month or March: 1- collection staple 2- collab 3- current fave 4-Jordan 5- runners 6- nostalgia 7- GR 8- beaters 9- daylight savings/ something bright 10- gold/silver 11- underrated 12- recent UNDS 13- Reebok 14- volt 15- longest chase 16- adidas 17- St Patrick’s Day:Green 18- Nike 19- new balance 20- ncaa tourney/ fave school colors 21- Foams 22- vans 23- black/red/white 24- grail 25- oldest pair 26- air max day 27- sneaker history pair 28- daisys/flower theme 29- Walt Frazier’s 80th- Pumas 30- UNDS day 31- flex on us
Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam on stage wearing the original Nike Air Jordan 6 with cut off jeans and thick socks with red cuffs back in 1991, shot below the stage in an upward angle.
James Worthy posed like Jordan Jumpman logo in front of Michael Jordan as he drops in a layup.
Posing in a locker room, “The Kid” was a poster of Ken Griffey Jr. wearing the Nike Air Jordan 3 ‘True Blue’ produced in 1989.
Matt Welty of Complex stands on the set of the show Full Size Run with sneakers in the background.
Nike Co-Founder Phil Knight holds a pair of shoes in the 1970s
The cover of the New York Post from February 23, 2005 with the “Sneaker Riot” covering the story of the Staple x Nike SB ‘Pigeon’ sneaker release.
James Harden wearing the Nike LeBron 6 'Taxi' colorway as he goes up for a dunk during his college years at Arizona State.
Anthony Davis of the New Orleans Pelicans playing against the Detroit Pistons in 2016.
Nike Air Kukini ad, 2000.
Kurt Cobain performs on stage for MTV Unplugged.
Rihanna poses in her latest PUMA x Fenty collab.
Stephon Marbury sits on the side of the court wearing his signature brand Starbury while waiting to check into the game for the New York Knicks.
Charles Barkley eating pizza.
Bill Bowerman, Nike Co-Founder holding track spikes.
Dr Dre leans against his 1964 Chevy Impala
Saucony 3D Grid Hurricane in white and royal blue
Original Nike Air Jordan 3 catalog scan.
The front cover of Japanese magazine Boon Extra, Jordan Premium issue from 1995.
Anthony Edwards smiling at opponents with an inset photo of Kendrick Lamar smiling during his Super Bowl performance with a caption that reads “On-Demand Commercials: Diabolical - Is This The Future of Sneaker Commercials?”
Michael Jordan’s Playground