List of basketball shoe brands
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Basketball shoes are footwear designed specifically for playing basketball. Special shoe designs for basketball have existed since the 1920s. This list includes major brands of basketball shoe, listed by manufacturer and year of introduction.
- Jabbar- worn by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1971)
- Top 10 (1979)
- Ewing Rivalry - worn by Patrick Ewing (1986)
- Real Deal II- Worn by Antoine Walker (1986)
- Ewing Attitude- worn by Patrick Ewing (1987)
- Ewing Conductor- worn by Patrick Ewing (1987)
- Mutombo- worn by Dikembe Mutombo (1992)
- EQT Elevation- worn by Kobe Bryant (1996)
- EQT Top Ten- worn by Kobe Bryant (1996)
- K8B (Kobe Bryant signature shoe) (1997)
- Real Deal- worn by Antonie Walker (1997)
- KB82- worn by Kobe Bryant (1998)
- Bromium- worn by Chris Webber (1999)
- KB8 III- worn by Kobe Bryant (1999)
- TMAC- worn by Tracy McGrady (2002)
- TMAC 2- worn by Tracy McGrady (2003)
- TMAC III- worn by Tracy McGrady (2004)
- C-Billups- worn by Chauncey Billups (2006)
- Kevin Garnett III- worn by Kevin Garnett (2006)
- TMAC VI- worn by Tracy McGrady (2006)
- Skyhoot Plus Low- worn by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2007)
- adiZero Rose- worn by Derrick Rose (2009)
- TS Commander LIte "Skeleton" - worn by Tim Duncan (2009)
- adiZero Rose 1.5- worn by Derrick Rose (2010)
- Superbeast- worn by Dwight Howard (2010)
- Athletic Propulsion Labs (APL)
- Load 'N Launch (2009)[1]
- Chuck Taylor All-Stars (1918)
- Wraptor (2010)
- Post Up (2010)[2]
- Blazers (1973)
- Air Jordan (1985)
- Air Max (1987)
- Hyper series (2008)
- Pump (1989)
- Micro G (2010)
- Black Ice
- Fly
- Blur
- Lite.[3]
