Retro basketball shoes

Retro basketball shoes

Some basketball shoes--and there aren't many of them--make such a huge impact that the demand for them is still high years after their initial release. Examples of such basketball shoes are Michael Jordan's Air Jordans and Walt Frazier's Puma Clydes, and these widely popular offers are routinely revived as retros. Some signature shoes for LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and Derrick Rose have also been re-released as retro basketball kicks.

Retro basketball shoes, though they still retain their original performance-driven designs, are usually kept as collector's items. Many of them are worn as casual footwear simply because of their relevance to the larger popular culture.

Getting retro basketball shoes

Retro basketball shoes are not always released with significant fanfare or even announcements. In fact, many of them are dropped at random moments. Hence, it's quite difficult to catch them unless you are a fan who spends time just watching out what brands such as Nike and Adidas release. RunRepeat has the welfare of ordinary buyers in mind; we have a mechanism that allows us to notify you the moment your favorite retro sneakers become available in any of our partner retailers.