AIR JORDAN 1 "CELTICS"

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KD3 "CHRISTMAS"

This was the shoe Durant wore during the Christmas game that year.  As bright as these are, they tend to live under the shadow of the Kobe VI and Lebron VIII Christmas editions that released around the same time.

SNEAKER REVIEW - AIR JORDAN 1 "BULLS"

These released as part of a pack that included this pair and a white, black and green "Celtics" colorway in a special box to commemorate Michael Jordan hitting 63 points in a game in 1986.  This was the more popular of the two pairs in the package (the "bred" Air Jordan 1 is an O.G. colorway and has been retro'd several times).

SNEAKER REVIEW - KD3 "WOLF GRAY"

This is my second review on the KD3.  Definitely an awesome shoe, I'm still not quite sure that it gets the respect it deserves compared to the wildly popular Kobe and Lebron lines.  Still, any pair of KD3's is a solid pickup and I'm definitely looking forward to adding more pairs to the collection!

A LOOK BACK - KOBE V "DEL SOL"

Seems like we only get two days of sunshine and it's back to the grime!  Fortunately, a true sneakerhead is always prepared!  The ZKV is one of my favorites for light showers because they clean off easily and moisture can't really make its way inside unless the shoe gets soaked.  Check out some pics I took this morning below and my original review here.

SNEAKER REVIEW - KD3 "ALL STAR GAME"

Kevin Durant has typically released his shoes at a lower price point than Kobe, Lebron, and Jordan.  I'm not sure if it's this factor or the wider availability that had the KD3 being overlooked by collectors, but when the Christmas editions dropped, people started to pay more attention.  While the silhouette doesn't suit all color combinations, the ASG or All Star Game colorway is a definite good look and is sought after to some extent by sneakerheads.

SNEAKER REVIEW - KOBE V "INK"

This was one of the last colorways of the ZKV to release.  Because they came out in stores just a little while before the Kobe VI hit, they were among a group of V's to hit discount racks quickly, as space was cleared out for the new model.  That shouldn't jade one's thoughts of this shoe though, which is in my opinion one of the best colorways to release in the ZKV.

SNEAKER REVIEW - KOBE V "DEL SOL"

The Kobe V released in both a mostly white and mostly black Del Sol colorway, here we have the black pair.  I believe the white version would be the more sought after, but the black/yellow combo is always a win no matter how you slice it.

AIR JORDAN 1 "CELTICS"

These J's released last year as part of a "Defining Moments Package" or DMP that included this colorway and a bred colorway in a special box to commemorate Michael Jordan hitting 63 points in a game in 1986.  Like their counterparts in the pack, these feature the date of  said game on the inside of the tongue, as well as the special box with two pull out drawers for each of the pairs.
YEAR OF RELEASE: 2009
STYLE CODE: 332550 101
MATERIALS: The entire upper is thin leather exept the swoosh which is suede.
COMES WITH: They come with black and green flat laces.
STREET VALUE: retail

SNEAKER REVIEW - AIR TOTAL MAX UPTEMPO "BRED"

A new colorway on a sneaker that released over 10 years ago, the bred (black+red) uptempos aren't exactly a hit with collectors but get major points for being a clean colorway with decent materials.  The original uptempos released in the late 90s and these stay pretty true in terms of materials, only featuring a slightly smaller air unit. Reggie Miller, David Robinson and a young Vince Carter all are supposedly among the players to rock this model in a game.