KOBE BRYANT
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Nike Air Zoom Huarache 2K5 All-Star (2005)
or 4 installments 0.00
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Nike Kobe 1 Black Mamba Collection Fade to Black
or 4 installments 0.00
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Nike Kobe 6 Protro Grinch (2020)
or 4 installments 0.00
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Nike Kobe 11 Elite Low 4KB Red Horse
or 4 installments 0.00
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Nike Kobe 1 Protro Undefeated Yellow Camo (La Brea)
or 4 installments 0.00
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Nike Kobe 5 5 Rings (2010)
or 4 installments 0.00
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Nike Zoom Kobe 1 FTB 869451 110
or 4 installments 0.00
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Nike Kobe 5 Protro (2020) 5 Rings
or 4 installments 0.00
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Nike Kobe 5 5 Rings Sz 9
or 4 installments 0.00
with Afterpay
The Nike age of Kobe Bryant sneakers started slowly, collaborating on the initial version of the signature line. For the 2003-04 and 2004-05 seasons, Kobe took the court mainly wearing Nike Air Huarache shoes. Finally, the Nike Zoom Kobe I launched, and since then the Bryant brand has become one of the most famous shoes in basketball. The signature line of Kobe Bryant was transformed dramatically with Nike as opposed to the former brand he was contracted to, Adidas. The first version was more a traditional basketball sneaker, and then a low-top style with a soccer-shoe pattern. Several versions in its basic signature ranges, including Elite and Prelude, add to the complete and retro Protros publishings in addition to Kobe Bryant’s several sneaker releases.
In comparison, the original Nike HyperDunk (2008) is widely related to Kobe Bryant. The Kobe Nike A.D, the first release for the line since Bryant’s retirement seems to stop the shoe numbering scheme, but many will still call it the Kobe 12. Since Kobe’s untimely death his sneaker range has dramatically increased in value as they’ve become more collectable. R.I.P KOBE BRYANT.
