Is Kyrie Irving’s SpongeBob x Nikes Signature Sneaker A Future Goldmine?
Kyrie Irving, a 9-time NBA All-Star and a current guard for the Dallas Mavericks, is banking on a Nike 2019 signature sneaker to appreciate significantly in resale value over the next two decades. Ir…
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- Kyrie Irving, a 9-time NBA All-Star and a current guard for the Dallas Mavericks, is banking on a Nike 2019 signature sneaker to appreciate significantly in resale value over the next two decades
- Is Kyrie Irving’s SpongeBob x Nikes Signature Sneaker A Future Goldmine?
The stakes
- Irving’s cultural currency as a highly visible member of the Cleveland Cavaliers from 2011-2017 is partially responsible for the nostalgia of the 2019 sneaker release, Irving’s fifth signature Nike sneaker
- During Irving’s time in Cleveland, the Cavaliers regularly appeared in the NBA finals, including three times in 2015, 2016, their lone championship year, and 2017
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Kyrie Irving, a 9-time NBA All-Star and a current guard for the Dallas Mavericks, is banking on a Nike 2019 signature sneaker to appreciate significantly in resale value over the next two decades. Ir…
Despite moving on to a new brand partnership with ANTA, Irving believes 2019 Nike release is destined for massive resale value
The NBA baller is banking on his signature sneaker to significantly appreciate
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- Kyrie Irving, a 9-time NBA All-Star and a current guard for the Dallas Mavericks, is banking on a Nike 2019 signature sneaker to appreciate significantly in resale value over the next two decades
- Is Kyrie Irving’s SpongeBob x Nikes Signature Sneaker A Future Goldmine?
- Despite moving on to a new brand partnership with ANTA, Irving believes 2019 Nike release is destined for massive resale value
- Irving equated his SpongeBob x Nike Kyrie 5 basketball sneakers to a “Sotheby’s art piece” in a recent interview with Nice Kicks, an online sneaker company focused on providing news and sneaker history to sneaker enthusiasts
Why this matters
- Irving’s cultural currency as a highly visible member of the Cleveland Cavaliers from 2011-2017 is partially responsible for the nostalgia of the 2019 sneaker release, Irving’s fifth signature Nike sneaker
- During Irving’s time in Cleveland, the Cavaliers regularly appeared in the NBA finals, including three times in 2015, 2016, their lone championship year, and 2017
- The Nike brand signed Irving in 2011, and his first-ever signature shoe, the Nike Kyrie 1, was released on Dec
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