The 84th Annual MLB All-Star Game took place at Citi Field Park in New York City last night. 70 of the league’s best players gathered to represent the National and American Leagues in a battle to see which side reigns supreme. Following last year’s 8-0 shut out at the Mid-Summer Classic, the American League bounced back last night to register a shutout of their own, defeating the National League 3-0. Of course, major brands such as Nike, Under Armour and New Balance rolled out special cleat colorways in honor of the league’s big night. Check out the images below, and let us know in the comment section which particular cleat is your favorite.

Mariano Rivera receives the 2013 MLB All-Star Game MVP wearing the Nike Air Max 2011

Mariano Rivera pitching in his Nike Cooperstown PE

Bryce Harper wearing the Under Armour Spine Highlight ST “All-Star”

Troy Tulowitzki making an out in the Nike Air Huarache Pro Metal “Bright Lights, Big City”

Matt Harvey pitching in the Nike Air Huarache Pro Metal “Bright Lights, Big City”

Closeup of Matt Harvey’s Nike Air Huarache Pro Metal “Bright Lights, Big City”

David Ortiz wearing his Reebok PE

Brandon Phillips wearing the Under Armour Spine Highlight ST “All-Star”

Joe Nathan wearing the New Balance 40/40 Metal Low

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Last week, Reebok revealed the Reebok Answer I “All-Star” pack. The pack is made up of two patent leather Answer I colorways, including a red/white makeup. A different spin is placed on the normal patent leather normally seen on sneakers. The Reebok Answer I All-Star Red/White applies a bit of texture to the patent leather to give the shiny material a tumbled look. White leather breaks up the red coloring on the upper. White laces match the white midsole to keep the color scheme flush. Hits of silver are present on the midsole, and the Reebok vector symbol on the lace closure. The red, translucent DMX outsole is infused with silver speckles to add a final touch.

The Reebok Answer I All-Star Red/White was initially a sample made in case Allen Iverson made it to the 1998 NBA All-Star Game. He did not, and the shoe was scrapped and never released. Luckily, Reebok decided to bring them back, along with a navy/yellow colorway, on Friday July 26. Take a look at the detailed images below, and let us know if you have plan to cop a pair.

Reebok Answer I All-Star

Red/White
$150

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A low-top Jordan 11 in Knicks colors? Might be J.R. Smith’s dream shoe. This custom Air Jordan 11 Low “Knicks” by Zay Free looks like it could be one of Quentin Richardson’s PEs. Using the recently released White/Black-True Red 11 Low as a canvas, this custom features an all-black upper with Knickerbocker branding, a royal blue midsole, and orange traction pads on the outsole to create a sneaker that would probably get Spike Lee and Carmelo Anthony’s approval.

What do you think of this New York Air Jordan 11 Low Knicks custom? Give us some feedback in the box below, and stay tuned to Nice Kicks daily for everything sneakers.

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Will there ever be enough Nike Air Max 1 colorways? The correct answer is ‘never.’ The Nike Air Max 1 Premium Cool Grey/Sonic Yellow is one of the latest Air Max 1s to hit the market. Cool grey synthetic material provides the overlay on this fairly monotone upper. Closer inspection shows that the underlay is textured with a bit of a tonal camouflage print. A grey mesh tongue and laces sticks to the mostly grey theme, and sonic yellow Swoosh branding on the tongue and tongue tab breathes life in this makeup. The classic Air Max 1 midsole is colored sail white, and features a cool grey visible Max Air unit.

The Nike Air Max 1 Premium Cool Grey/Sonic Yellow is available now at Shopnicekicks.com for $110. Be sure to pick yours up today.

Nike Air Max 1 Premium

Cool Grey/Sonic Yellow
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$110

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The Nike WMNS Roshe Run Print “Noble Red” is primed to make a grand entry on to store shelves next month. The canvas upper gets a print that could have passed off for a camouflage print, it looks cool though. The deep red segues nicely into the black / navy and the splotches thus created appear like an abstract rendition of raw and ripe mulberries.

White has been used creatively on the midsole and eyelets and provides lightness to the appearance. Take a look and stay with us, we’ll let you know more as and when things happen.

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The DJ Clark Kent x LOOK/SEE “112” Sunglasses place Nike Sportswear steeze on shades. Pulling from the popular 3M, volt and elephant print motif, this collaborative release showcases the same theme seen on the likes of the Air Force 1, LeBron 8 and much more. Limited to 112 pairs, click here to purchase a pair. Check out detailed pics of this DJCK x LOOK/SEE launch below.

DJ Clark Kent x LOOK/SEE “112″ Sunglasses

$112

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