GOAT Rounds Up the Best of All Star Weekend Sneakers

As the 2020 edition of All Star Weekend in Chicago kicks off, GOAT is celebrating the special 69th annual game by highlighting the best sneakers from the battle between East and West. As expected, this year’s iteration will show off the history of Chicago basketball, Michael Jordan and the Jordan Brand legacy. GOAT is joining in on the excitement with the top ten All-Star Weekend-themed shoes from past and present, which are available now on GOAT’s app.

Air Jordan 3 “Black Cement”

Release Date: February 17, 2018
Lowest Price: $270

Released in 2018, this retro fueled nostalgia with elephant print on the heel and around the toe box, the Jumpman logo on the tongue and “Nike Air” branding on the heel — all details that harken back to the original Tinker Hatfield-designed style. The shoe’s black tumbled leather upper is complemented by red and grey coloring to finish off the true-to-the-original silhouette.

Travis Scott x Air Jordan 33 NRG “Army Olive”

Release Date: February 14, 2019
Lowest Price: $265 USD

Last year’s All Star Weekend saw another eclectic Travis Scott collaboration with the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 33 NRG “Army Olive,” featuring the Houston rapper’s take on a performance Jordan model. An earth-tone color scheme is highlighted on a mesh upper in “Army Olive,” complemented by a suede heel panel in “Ale Brown.” Finishing details include Cactus Jack-branded right tongues, pops of volt for the branded areas and all over the style, while a white rubber sole tops off the design. A customary Jumpman logo stands out in white against the black leather construction on the left tongue.

ROKIT x Kyrie 5 “All Star”

Release Date: February 16, 2019
Lowest Price: $95 USD

Developed by Bam Barcena of ROKIT, this Kyrie 5 All Star celebrates the expressive individuality and shared DNA of skate and hoop culture. Releasing for the 2019 All Star Weekend, the sneakers were made to be worn both on and off the court. Kyrie Irving’s fifth signature shoe wears an eye-catching design, highlighted by neon hues, a backward-facing Swoosh and a translucent containment system.

Air Jordan 6 “Infrared”

Release Date: February 16, 2019
Lowest Price: $160 USD

The 2019 edition of the Air Jordan 6 “Infrared” was released for the All Star Game last year. The style was first worn by MJ when he beat the Lakers in 1991 to capture his first NBA title. The design and colorway remain true to the original with black nubuck offset by hits of high-vis “Infrared” on the midsole, heel tab and lace lock. Original Nike branding remains, adorning the heel and sockliner.

Air Jordan 34 “Iridescent”

Release Date: January 16, 2020
Lowest Price: $175 USD

The Chicago-centric trend continues on the new Air Jordan 34 with colorful heel tabs inspired by Chicago’s transit system. The Air Jordan 34 “Iridescent” is designed to shine on the hardwood thanks to iridescent detailing on the eyestay and heel panel, the latter accented with mismatched multicolor pull loops and Nike Air logo hits. The rest of the all-white upper is constructed from semi-translucent mesh and synthetic, complete with similarly mismatched red and blue Flight branding on each tongue. The mid-top is anchored by a crisp white midsole and an icy translucent rubber midsole.

Air Jordan 9 “UNC”

Release Date: February 2, 2020
Lowest Price: $100 USD

The Air Jordan 9 Retro “UNC” is inspired by Michael Jordan’s time in North Carolina and the fact that he’s an owner of the Charlotte Hornets. In that spirit, the design replicates an Air Jordan 9 Low from 2002, sporting a white leather upper that’s complemented by “Midnight Navy” overlays in patent leather. The shoes are finished with “University Blue” Jumpman logos at the heel, midfoot and outsole, while the tongue sees “Air Jordan” text branding.

Air Jordan 1 High ‘85 “Varsity Red”

Release Date: February 8, 2020
Lowest Price: $575 USD

As a true-to-the-original construction of Michael Jordan’s first signature shoe, the Air Jordan 1 High ‘85 “Varsity Red” was limited to just 23,000 pairs in honor of its namesake’s jersey number. A nod to MJ’s first AJ1, the style is essentially a flip of the “Banned/Bred” stylings as seen on the forefoot and midfoot. The heel, collar and signature red Swoosh remain untouched, while the high collar and red sole finish off the clean offering.

Air Max LeBron 7 Retro QS “All Star” 2020

Release Date: February 12, 2020
Lowest Price: $200 USD

The 2020 edition of the Air Max LeBron 7 Retro QS “All Star” brings back the two-tone colorway for the first time. Originally released in 2009, the All Star edition of LeBron James’ seventh signature shoe features a “Chlorine Blue” finish on the upper, complete with a tonal woodgrain effect on the wraparound overlay. Contrasting black hits appear on the collar, Swoosh and Flywire cables. The midsole, similarly finished in black, rides atop a full-length visible Max Air unit.

Gatorade x PG 4 “NBA ASG 2020”

Release Date: February 13, 2020
Lowest Price: $145 USD

Releasing as part of Nike’s All-Star Weekend collection, the Gatorade x PG 4 “NBA ASG 2020” showcases a zippered shroud embellished with a vibrant tie-dye design, bringing together a mix of colors representing Paul George’s favorite Gatorade flavors. The mesh overlay on the sneaker’s medial side is finished in orange and lime green hues, complete with the beverage brand’s signature lightning bolt logo at the heel.

OFF-WHITE™ x Air Jordan 5 “Muslin”

Release Date: February 15, 2020
Lowest Price: $870 USD

The OFF-WHITE™ x Air Jordan 5 SP “Muslin” delivers Virgil Abloh’s stylized take on the retro silhouette. The faded black textile upper blends traditional details, including a silver reflective tongue and embroidered Nike Air branding, with Virgil’s signature text on the laces and medial-side quarter panel. A pre-yellowed translucent rubber outsole adds to the sneaker’s vintage aesthetic.

GOAT’s All-Star weekend collection is available now exclusively on GOAT’s app, which is available for download here.