Nike excels at creating basketball shoes that bring out your best on the court and the street. A prime example: Devin Booker's signature shoe, the Nike Book 1. With the soul of an Air Force 1 (a favorite Devin Booker silhouette), the Book 1 ranks high for lateral stability, aesthetics and responsiveness. Premium materials like suede and leather make this court-ready classic a street-ready sensation.
Back in 2013, the Nike KD 6 was an outstanding combination of lightweight support and responsive cushioning, making excellent use of Zoom Air technology. In 2026, the House of Swoosh is reviving the iconic KD 6 with a string of retro releases. Colorways like the "Brazil", "Meteorology" and "Peanut Butter & Jelly" bring a classic silhouette to a new generation of sneakerheads.
The Book 1 and KD 6 are low-profile classics. If you're looking for a high-top classic that will perform on and off the court, Nike has reached way back to the early years of this century to revive the Huarache 2k4. In 2026, we saw the return of the famous red-white-and-blue "All Star" colorway, first modeled by Kobe Bryant for the 2004 NBA All Star game. These high-performance high-tops were the Black Mamba's shoe of choice for a while, before the Swoosh launched his signature Kobe 1 in 2006.