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In Saturday's win against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden, Kyrie laced up a new pair of his Nike Core sneaker. Dressed in black and yellow, this offers the simplest looks yet at the all-star point guard's upcoming sneaker. Much like LeBron's Zoom nike classic cortez mens soldier line, this pair will offer consumer's a more reasonably priced alternative to Kyrie's premier line and is expected to retail for around $80 USD. Grab a first look at this Nike Core iteration below and stay tuned for any updates regarding its potential release.

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Their string of Air Max 1s are regarded as some of the greatest of all-time, while their co-op with Dutch artist Parra is among the grail-iest of the grails for Nikeboys. This past weekend, the streetwear label/shop dropped a surprise Air Span II collaboration, teaming up with graphic designer Linda van Deursen to create a special edition box. The original grey/infrared colorway serves as the base for their design, while the subtle mini-Swoosh at the forefoot and the Patta script logo on the tongue complete this simplistic design.