10 Best New Nike Basketball Shoes
Updated on: May 2023
Best New Nike Basketball Shoes in 2023
Nike Kids Kyrie 5 Basketball Sneaker (PS) 'Chinese New Year' (2 Little Kid, Black/Black-Summit White)
- The Nike Kyrie 5 PS 'Chinese New Year,' pays tribute to the holiday with a textile upper accented with Bai Jia Yi-inspired patchwork accents
- 'Chinese New Year' edition
- The shoe is supported by flytrap-style lacing shroud and wrapped Flywire cables
- The traction patterned outsole is cushioned for growing feet
- Textile Upper
Nike New Lebron James Soldier XIII SFG TB Basketball Shoes Men 8.5 Black/White
- Style#: CN9809-002
- High-top silhouette with extended tongue for support and classic style.
- Dual straps with Velcro and pull-tab tightening for secure lockdown.
- Zoom Air and foam sole create major lift while cushioning every step.
- Durable rubber outsole with herringbone tread pattern provides grip on multiple surfaces.
Nike New Zoom Rize TB Mens BQ5468-100 Basketball Shoes Men's 14 White/Black
Nike Jordan Mars 270 [CD7070-100] Men Basketball Shoes White/Silver-Red/US 10.0
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Nike Men's Jordan Jumpman Pro Black/University Gold/White Leather Basketball Shoes 10 M US
- Full-grain leather and synthetic upper for a classic look and feel.
- Top metal lace eyelet.
- EVA foam midsole with encapsulated Zoom Air unit in heel.
- Mesh tongue for ventilation.
- TPU midfoot shank for support and torsional rigidity.
New Nike Mens Air Mavin Low Basketball Shoe Wolf Grey/Black 11
- Durable leather and synthetic upper with mesh panels for breathability.
- 1/2-length bootie construction for a comfortably snug fit.
- Encapsulated Nike Air unit in the heel provides impact protection.
Nike New Zoom Rev II Basketball Shoe Men 10.5/Wmn 12 AO5386 Green/White
Nike New KD Trey 5 VII Basketball Shoes (M4.5/W6) White/Black/Silver
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- Men 4.5 / Wmn 6
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Nike New Kobe Mamba Focus Basketball Shoes Men 10.5/Women 12 Black/White/Gray
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- Men 10.5 / Women 12
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Nike New KD Trey 5 VII Basketball Shoes (M5.5/W7) White/Black/Silver
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- Men 5.5 / Wmn 7
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Cinderellas Can Give Us All Hope for March and for the Changing Season
The NCAA basketball tournament is in full swing, and this piece discusses how Cinderellas (teams that pull major upsets) are often remembered and provide inspiration to folks around the country.
I have wanted to write about this topic for quite sometime now. Now I feel is the appropriate time with the NCAA tournament in full swing starting with the First Four, folks filling out their brackets and watching their favorite teams in this month-long college basketball tournament. My team of course is The North Carolina Tar Heels. I want to see them go as far as possible, even win it all. The next most exciting thing about this tourney is the various upsets that occur.
They call these teams Cinderellas. They have arrived at the big dance as huge underdogs, but receive unlimited attention and exposure. Butler has been an ultimate Cinderella the past two years, making the national championship game but falling short. VCU was also a Cinderella team last year, going from the First Four as a bubble team to the Final Four.
Notable Cinderellas of the past include the College of Charleston, Richmond, Miami of Ohio, Davidson, Gonzaga, my alma mater Winthrop, Princeton, Valpo, and George Mason. Arguably the most notable was Texas Western (now UTEP). In 1966, they transcended all of basketball by being the first all black starting lineup in NCAA history. They pulled off the impossible, beating the legend Adolph Rupp and his powerful Kentucky team to take the national title.
Cinderellas give us hope, allow us to dream, and to work for our one shining moment. They remind us that hard work and determination does yield results. Just because you're not playing for UNC, Duke, Kentucky or Kansas doesn't mean you can't play with the big boys. Take Stephen Curry. Four years ago, he was the star on the Davidson Wildcats. Despite having a killer jumper and a father (Dell) that was in the NBA, none of the big schools wanted him. He played so well for three years that he led his school to the Elite Eight in 2020 against eventual champion Kansas. He then was drafted in the NBA 6th overall by the Golden State Warriors. He has been a consistent star ever since. I expect him to have a long NBA career.
It all starts with the mind and the heart. We can not judge that in any of the 68 teams in the field. When they step on the court, anything is possible.
I always get cold chills around this time of year reading about the various stories and being inspired by the underdogs. It give me drive and determination. It helps me to achieve my goals and dreams, and stare adversity dead in the eye.
I'm sure this year's Cinderella will be just as exciting as always. After all, everyone wants their time in the spotlight, regardless of how long it lasts
