Here Are the Sneakers You Should Check Out in Person This Weekend

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Though not as popular as the other signature Kobe kicks, this secondary model is definitely making a name for itself. Even though we won't see the Black Mamba hit the hardwood in these, that doesn't take away from the models aesthetic appeal. Retail for these is set at $119.

The Air Max 90 silhouette will forever be a classic. Adding to its lengthy resume will be a slew of ICE-revamps. These shits may look hot, but they will definitely be some of the coldest kicks you'll lay eyes on this weekend. Expect each colorway to freeze your pockets for $150 each.

After countless previews, the "Carbon Fiber" Nike Air Flightposite is about to bring some OG basketball flair to the sneaker world. WIth its infamous zipper in full effect, look for this retro to arrive with a $210 price tag.

With the "Birthday," "People's Champ," and "Gamma" colorways out the way, it's time for KD's off-court gem to jump fresh yet again. What better way to do that than with a dope reflective camo look? Look for these kicks to hit your wallets for $120.

Serving as the fifth colorway to drop in four weeks for LeBron's eleventh signature shoe, this version adds a different dynamic to the superstar's signature line. No theme, no gimmicks, just heat. Retail on these is $200.

Boasting a sweet pure platinum take on the OKC "Home" color scheme, the Nike KD VI is ready to add yet another notch to its retail belt. Expect these joints to run you a cool $130.

Looking to satisfy those sneakerheads who are thirsting for more Andre Agassi heat, Nike has another grand slam on deck thanks to this Air Tech Huarache drop. Scheduled to retail at $130, these cool grey kicks are looking to ace the competition. Game, set, match.

Serving as the marquee release for the weekend, this will be the very first time the classic colorway has retroed since its debut back in 1994. Retail is set at $170.