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Throwback Thursday

Throwback Thursday: Reebok Question

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"Allow me to reintroduce myself, my name is…" The Reebok Question is known to many as the first and most popular signature sneaker of the 1997

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Throwback Thursday: Partying in Mr. Robinson’s Neighborhood

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Nice Kicks recently took its hat off to one of the greatest centers in NBA history by commemorating David Robinson's 71-point scoring performance

Throwback Thursday: Nike Air Zoom Huarache 2k4 “All Star”

Throwback Thursday: Nike Air Zoom Huarache 2k4 "All Star"

No frills, no flash, no pizzaz - just a great basketball shoe. Eric Avar took inspiration from one of Tinker Hatfield's classics and one of Kobe

Throwback Thursday: Air Jordan 11 Low “Snakeskin”

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Once upon a time, a Jordan 11 retro release didn't cause trending topics, multiple blog posts, release reminders, and mall mayhem. Well, to be fair,

Throwback Thursday: A Tale of Two Retros

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Once upon a time the thought of bringing back an old Jordan shoe made little to no sense.  It was tried and did not go over well with the market.

Throwback Thursday: Nike Air Max ’96

Nike Air Max '96

Let's be honest, Sergio Lozano set the bar to heights never fathomed when he designed the Air Max 95, but the following year Nike brought out one of

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Throwback Thursday: Nike Air Up

Penny Hardaway wearing the Nike Air Up defending Michael Jordan in 1995 NBA Playoffs

Penny Hardaway had one of the illest signature sneaker lines of all time.  Though short lived in large part due to injury, we were given 5 great

Throwback Thursday: Nike Air Diamond Fury – “Ken Griffey Jr.”

Nike Air Diamond Fury - "Ken Griffey Jr."

Ken Griffey Jr. was given his first signature shoe, the Nike Air Griffey Max 1, for the 1996 season, but the year prior came one of the greatest