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Another one of Reebok’s classic silhouettes; the Reebok Answer 1 hits the stores on May 24th. It’s a logical follow-up to the Reebok Question that has enjoyed a sterling run in the last year and half. Allen Iverson wore the Answer 1 during his second season, in 1997-98.

The first scheduled release is an OG colorway, most likely to be followed by new and OG releases over the rest of the year. We’re looking at a black leather base, white midsole, and grey on the mudguard. The kicks carry gold accents and feature DMX technology.

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With Joe Johnson lacing up an upcoming retro release in the playoffs and sunny summer days on the horizon, we’re thinking about Air Jordan 11 Lows. While the newly updated White/Black-True Red makeup has grown in favor for many, it’s hard to go wrong with the White/Columbia Blue colorway from 2001. This spring release dropped in the perfect season for immediate wear, coinciding with warm weather and peak popularity of the soft blue shade. This model and color code have rested long enough, bring ‘em back!

Kicks: Air Jordan 11 Low White/Columbia Blue
Released: April 2001

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Welcome to another edition of The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly. This week, we cover many spectrums of the sneaker culture. Check to see what sneakers made the respective categories and sound off below if you agree or disagree.

The Good: Creative Customs

Taking a popular Jordan motif and placing it on a pair of Vans may seem like a misstep, but JP proves that logic wrong. It’s great to see other sneakers besides Nike silhouettes used as a canvas for custom sneakers. Hopefully we can see more original designs/ideas in the near future.

Vans Low Pro Era “True Blue” Custom

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Every once in awhile, Nate Robinson shelves his “Playoff” 13s and rocks a head-turning pair of shoes – think Nike Air Yeezy 2, “Motorboat Jones” 9 and “Miro” Air Jordan 7. He revisited the latter mentioned shoe in yesterday’s thrilling, triple overtime Game 4 of the Bulls vs. Nets series. In detail, Robinson laced up the Miro 7 in the first quarter of yesterday’s game before going back to the locker room in the middle of the game and switching to his trusty “Playoff” 13s. If you recall, Robinson first laced up the Air Jordan 7 “Miro” on Thanksgiving Eve against the Houston Rockets.

View these kicks plus more, worn by Eric Bledsoe, Tony Wroten, Joe Johnson and others, in today’s edition of Kicks On Court.

Nate Robinson turning the corner in the “Miro” Air Jordan 7

Nate Robinson wearing the “Miro” Air Jordan 7

Nate Robinson laying it up in the “Miro” Air Jordan 7

Nate Robinson defending in the “Miro” Air Jordan 7

Nate Robinson wearing the Air Jordan 13 “Playoffs”

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Celebrate the superhuman performance of LeBron, Kobe and KD with the Nike Basketball Elite 2.0 Superhero Collection. Dropping on April 27, 2013, this collection includes amplified versions of the Nike LeBron X, Nike Kobe 8 and Nike KD V that underscore the supernatural power of all three NBA stars. Harness Kevin Durant’s Ultimate Control, Kobe Bryant’s Deceptive Speed and LeBron James’ Unstoppable Power as all three continue to dominate on the court. Matching apparel for the collection is available now, so be sure to head to your local Champs Sports when the shoes release on April 27th.

Nike KD V Elite Low 2.0 “Superhero”
$160

Nike LeBron X Elite 2.0 “Superhero”
$260

Nike Kobe 8 Elite 2.0 “Superhero”
$200

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Quentin Richardson is getting a chance to relive the days Jordan Brand created some of his most beloved Air Jordan player exclusives. During his previous 4-year stint with the Knicks (2005-2009), Richardson was given an abundance of PE versions of the Air Jordan 5, the Air Jordan 8, the Air Jordan XX1 and the Air Jordan 2. The latter was spotted on Richardson’s feet in Game 3 of the Celtics vs. Knicks series last night. Specifically, Q-Rich laced up the ‘Away’ version of his Air Jordan 2 Knicks PE. View these kicks, plus Jason Terry’s new Pumpspective and Kenyon Martin’s Fontay Montana 9s, in today’s edition of Kicks On Court.

RELATED: A Look Back at Quentin Richardson’s Favorite Jordan Brand PEs

Quentin Richardson wearing the Air Jordan 2 Knicks PE

Carmelo Anthony shooting in the Jordan Melo M9 “Game Royal”

Jason Kidd wearing the Nike Lunar Hypergamer Low

JR Smith in the Nike Hyperdunk 2012 Low

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