NBA Player P.J. Tucker, artist Kickstradomis, stylist Aleali May and more, are selling sneakers from their personal collections, for a series of rare drops during NBA All-Star Weekend.
Canadians are the most avid of sneaker fans: every 10 seconds, a sneaker head is searching for new kicks on eBay. With over three million sneaker listings on the platform, eBay is curating a selection of rare shoes this weekend at
eBay.ca/AllStarDrop.
Ebay's partners—key collectors and influential tastemakers—will donate a portion of the proceeds from the sneakers to Project Fit, an organization that creates opporunities for children to be active, fit and live healthy lifestyles.
Some of the highlights from the drop include Air Jordan 6 Infrareds, the entire Louis Vuitton x Supreme collection, Nike Lebron 10 'Diana Taurasi Away and OVO x Air Jordan 11s Snakeskin.
Also included in the drop is basketball memorabilia like Nike Fear of Gods “Friends and Family,” autographed Nike Basketball Hyperdunk “PE,” an autographed NBA Basketball signed by the entire Houston Rockets team, and Kickstradomis Custom “Ricky Rubio” autographed shoes.
Best of all, eBay will drop the most iconic and coveted basketball sneakers of all time: ShoeZeum’s six original Jordan 1’s, including the iconic colorways of Chicago, Bred, and Royals, courtesy of Jordy Geller of ShoeZeum fame and Brooklyn sneakerhead Chad Jones (otherwise known as Sneaker Galactus). A portion of Jones’ $500K collection comes from the likes of Chris Paul and Ray Allen to pairs that have never seen the court from LeBron James and Mike Bibby.
Also included in the drop is basketball memorabilia like Nike Fear of Gods “Friends and Family,” autographed Nike Basketball Hyperdunk “PE,” an autographed NBA Basketball signed by the entire Houston Rockets team, and Kickstradomis Custom “Ricky Rubio” autographed shoes.
Best of all, eBay will drop the most iconic and coveted basketball sneakers of all time: ShoeZeum’s six original Jordan 1’s, including the iconic colorways of Chicago, Bred, and Royals, courtesy of Jordy Geller of ShoeZeum fame and Brooklyn sneakerhead Chad Jones (otherwise known as Sneaker Galactus). A portion of Jones’ $500K collection comes from the likes of Chris Paul and Ray Allen to pairs that have never seen the court from LeBron James and Mike Bibby.
