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Product Details

Style

742547-090/744918-090

Colorway

Dark Grey/Multi-Color

Retail Price

$130

Release Date

02/14/2015

Product Description

The Nike Kyrie 1 All-Star "Zoom City" is a special edition basketball shoe designed in honor of the NBA All-Star Game that was released as part of Nike's All-Star collection. It pays tribute to Kyrie Irving with his logo appearing on the shoe's tongue while his number 2 sits on its heel.

It features a breathable mesh upper that employs Hyperfuse technology, as well as Zoom Air cushioning in the midsole, and a high-quality rubber compound outsole. Shades of black comprise the shoe’s colorways, while the sole adds visual appeal in tones of pure platinum, navy blue, and deep gray with a black speckled overlay.

What our experts love most about the Nike Kyrie 1 All Star "Zoom City," however, is the architectural design of the heel and tongue, which draw their inspiration from NYC’s City Hall subway station. This shoe was first released on February 14, 2015, for a price of $130.



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Historical Data

12-Month Trade Range
$39 - $261
3-Month Trade Range
$130 - $300
Volatility
74%
Number of Sales (3 Months)
2
Price Premium
15%
Average Sale Price (3 Months)
$215

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