But Nike nike 95s is still at the top of the category, and this photo here is exactly why. Kobe, KD, and LeBron have carried the brand to massive success over the last decade, but to their right and left is the future of Nike's hoops division. Paul George is having an MVP-worthy year, Kyrie is itching to get back on the court with his new Kyrie 2 signature shoe, Anthony Davis is going to be a beast for the next decade plus, and Elena Delle-Donne is playing the "face of the league" role perfectly. Squad goals achieved.

The incredible Nike Huarache year that we've already had looks to be getting even deeper with the scheduled arrival of another classic pair. It appears that the Nike Air Huarache Light is coming back around, as evidenced by this teaser from frequent source of Nike nike 97 retro heat Size?. This colorway for the sneakers can get confusing  the original pair that wore this combination was actually an Air Huarache Racer  a silhouette that's very close to the Lights in terms of their build. But we've only heard talk of nike 97s a Light re-issue and not a Racer one, so we're assuming this is a bit of revisionist history.

See more evidence below and tell us in the comments if you're hoping to grab this Nike Air Huarache Light.Earlier today Nike Basketball officially unveiled the Nike Hyperchase  a high-performance low-cut basketball sneaker designed with James Harden's game in mind. The shoes are set to launch very soon in not only the initial "All-Star" colorway, but also in the form of some higher-end concepts by none other than fragment design. A third pair from nike af1 that collaboration has just been unveiled, featuring a blue/white colorway and a sewn-on bellied Swoosh for a similar appeal to the KD 6 Elite.

These are set to release on February 12th, so get a detailed look below and grab them exclusively at NikeLab locations and NikeLab online.From the first time LeBron James laced up his new shoes and stepped on an NBA court to the exact moment the game clock hit 0:00 late last night, the King has amassed quite a stash of valuable hardware over the last decade.

October 29th, 2003 would be LeBron James' first NBA game after a summer's worth of hype and excitement built a heavy load on the teenager's shoulders. Luckily, LeBron had the will and desire to fulfill expectations, wowing the millions of viewers who tuned in with a magnificent performance of 25 points, 9 assists, 6 rebounds, and 4 steals. For this game, LeBron James wore a White/Black/Red colorway of his first signature shoe  the Nike Air Zoom Generation. The different "First Game" version actually signifies LeBron's first "Home" Game and features nike air force 1 black a White/Red/Navy combination and the date of November 5th, 2003 embroidered on the sockliner.

An aura of dominance was very much a part of LeBron's game, as made evident by his second consecutive MVP award. However, a dark cloud hung over this particular trophy as his decision to leave Cleveland for greener (and far more leisurely) pastures in Miami marked him as a villain. There was no way for Nike to spin their main guy in a positive light, so Nike decided to cancel a release altogether  although several pairs made it out to the public through some channels.