Remember the days when you could pick up the kicks and jersey for your most obscure favorite player? Yes, those days are long gone. Blame it on the team shoe, blame it on the lack of TV ads, or blame it on our connection to athletes, but times have changed. Could they change back? Complex says yes, check out their list of ten current NBA stars that need their own kicks here.

We got our first view of the Nike Lunar Hyperdunk+ “Think Pink” a little while back. The exceptional basketball sneaker is dipped in pink with hints of white on the branding and outsole. A nod to Kay Yow’s foundation is present as the symbol replaces the Nike branding on the tongue. You can get your hands on a pair today at select Nike Basketball retailers, including Oneness.

So far, the Nike LeBron X has been spotted in more out-there than inline colorways. A Red/White makeup still proves bold, sporting speckled accents and a rich upper. Keep up with Nice Kicks for release date and price information on the LeBron X.

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Lego artists and frequent collaborators, Dee & Ricky, has brought their creative minds to the Dee & Ricky x PONY M-100. The trio of sneakers features vibrant colors and premium materials, and are stamped with Dee & Ricky’s signature on the leather insoles. Two of the three are draped in primary red, blue, and yellow, while the third pair is comprised of a bolder color blocking scheme. Look for these to arrive at select retailers in September.

Dee & Ricky x PONY M-100 – Red

Dee & Ricky x PONY M-100 – Blue

Dee & Ricky x PONY M-100 insoles

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Slashed stone provides colorway and perhaps context to the Nike LeBron X “Cutting Jade”. Borrowing inspiration from the carved creation typically found in China, this makeup is said to be an exclusive to the same region. Different lighting causes some confusion as to what the retail pair will look like, but stay tuned for release date and distribution information.

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Paul George is an emerging talent in the NBA and recently took some time to show his amazing bounce at a Nike event in Shanghai. Wearing the Nike Hyperdunk+, we see the Indiana Pacer complete two very nice dunks. Can you get up like this?