Nike Shox Jump Off

The Nike Shox Jump Off were released in January 2004. A lightweight and comfortable shoe with Zoom Air at the forefoot and the Shox technology at the heel designed for basketball. The shoes were worn by multiple players in the NBA like Shareff Abdur-Rahim, Allan Houston, Jermaine O'Neal or Pau Gasol.

Nike Shox Status

The next chapter in the Nike Shox Basketball Series after the Shox Supremacy was the Nike Shox Status. The shoes were made of synthetic leather and mesh upper with speed lacing system. Double-lasted Phylon™ midsole with heel Nike Shox™ and forefoot Zoom Air unit.

The Nike Shox Status appeared for the first time in the summer of 2003 worn by USA players like Jermaine O'Neal; Elton Brand, Nick Collison or Richard Jefferson in the 2003 Tournament of the Americas. Pau Gasol used them for the first time in the 2003 Eurobasket Final. The shoes were oficially released in November 2003 for the start of the 2003-2004 NBA Season.

Nike Air Jordan II

After a sensational rookie year Michael Jordan lost most of the 1985-1986 NBA season due to a foot injury. When he came back he played with a hybrid model where the upper part was from the Jordan 1s and the sole was from what would be his new signature shoes.

The first appareance of the Nike Air Jordan 2 was a commercial filmed by Michael Jordan in the summer of 1986. The shoes were oficially released in November 1986 just in time for the start of the 1986-1987 NBA Season.

There were some revelant changes compared to the previous model. First of all the Nike Air Jordan 2 were made in Italy in the search of elegance and sophistication. Nike even said that they were the kind of sneakers that "would look great with a tux". Another change made was the absense of the famous Nike logo (The Swoosh) in favor of the The Jordan Wings.
Also initially they were released only in 2 colourways available in high or low tops.  Michael Jordan combined them in a season where he averaged a career-best 37.1 points per game.

It seems that the original molds were lost in Italy so Nike had to make new ones to launch the retro models. The first ones came as early as 1994 and since then Nike had released them in many colourways. You could take a look in the official webpage

Nike Air Icarus

The Nike Air Icarus was a running shoe originally released in 1991. Designed for running it was very popular in the 90s with its bright colours like the Nike Air Icarus Extra released a year later.  Since 2016 Nike began the release of retro models starting with 2 OG colourways

Nike Air Icarus Extra

Originally released in 1992 the Nike Air Icarus Extra were one of the most iconic running shoes of the 90s. Since 2017 Nike had began to release retro models in OG and new colourways

Nike Air Bringyagame

Released in 1999 the Nike Air Bringyagame was a basketball shoe designed for outdoor featuring a full-grain leather, suede/denim upper, phylon midsole and encapsulated heel Air-Sole unit. The starting prize on stores was around $70.

Air Jordan XIV

Michael Jordan wore those shoes in only one NBA game.....but what a game. It was his last one playing for the Chicago Bulls and at the time it was supposedly his last NBA game . The Nike Air Jordan XIV made the debut at Salt Lake City, Utah on June 14th, 1998 in the game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals between the Chicago Bulls and the Utah Jazz where Michael Jordan scored his famous jumpshot over Bryon Russell to win the game and seal his 6th NBA title.

MJ debuted the shoes in June but the Nike Air Jordan XIV were oficially released in October 31st, 1998 in White/Black-Varsity Red colourway and it wasnt until March 27th, 1999 when Nike launched the shoes in the famous “Last Shot” colourway that Jordan wore at Utah.

The shoes were inspired by the Ferrari F355F1 owned by Michael Jordan at the time. Even the jumpman logo on the side of the shoes looks like the famous Ferrari logo.

As usual with other Jordan Series the Nike Air Jordan XIV were released in many colourways and retro models. For example since the original release in 1999 the shoes in the “Last Shot” colourway have been re-released again in 2005, 2011 and 2018.

Nike Zoom Kobe I

The Nike Zoom Kobe I were the first signature shoes made by Nike for Kobe Bryant. After he left Adidas to sign with Nike he wore some Jordan PEs and Nike designed the Nike air Zoom Huarache 2k4 and 2k5 especially for him but those were oficially his first signature shoes with Nike.

Released in February 18th,2006 but weeks before a few lucky ones were able to bought a limited pre-release model via Nike.com.  Kobe Bryant debuted the ahoes on december 25th, 2005 in a Christmas Game played in Miami against the Heat of his former teammate Shaquille O’Neal. The Nike Zoom Kobe I were the shoes worn by Kobe the night he scored 82 points against the Toronto Raptors on January 22nd, 2006. Also he wore those shoes in the 2006 NBA Playoffs when he hit the game-winning shot in overtime against the Phoenix Suns in Game 4 on April 30th, 2006.

Nike Zoom Kobe I Protro (2018)

In 2018 Nike released the Zoom Kobe I Protro. Those retro shoes externally appeared exactly the same as the original, but internally features modifications with the latest technology to improve performance. The shoes had a great impact and several NBA players like Demar DeRozan or Devin Booker wore them in many colourways

Nike Shox Supremacy

The Nike Shox Supremacy was oficially released at March 1st, 2003 but some NBA players wore them since January. At the time it was the lightest Shox-based basketball shoe and at $100 it was the least expensive Shox-based basketball shoe too. It was released in several team colourways and custom colorways via NikeID.

Those shoes were the last Nike model wore by Tim Duncan before he signed with Adidas around the 2003 NBA All Star Game. In fact he never wore the shoes in his home colourway because in 2003 the Spurs began what it was their first annual rodeo trip when AT&T Center first opened.