Spotted in the Nike Town store in Las Vegas, this year's "Player Exclusive" shoes of NBA All-Stars Blake Griffin (Zoom Hyperdunk), Chris Bosh (Air Max Hyperdunk), Amar'e Stoudemire (Air Max Sweep 'Thru), Rajon Rondo and Russel Westbrook (different colored Zoom Hyperfuses) can be found let's focus on spending a lot of money on.

Griffin wore a red-colored variant of Hyperdunks during NBA All-Star Weekend, Stoudemire is just about the unofficial spokesman from the Sweep 'Thrus, and Rajon Rondo is the essentially the face from the Hyperfuse line.

The word "Player Exclusive" is really a funny one nowadays. In the 90s with the mid-2000s, a "Player Exclusive" meant that the shoe was designed and made specifically for that player. Friends and family might be able to cop a pair, but really, that shoe was only to become worn by that particular player. Through luck, you might find a random one in a Nike factory outlet store, however the concept of owning one accustomed to mean something.

Today, you'll find "Player Exclusives" about as easily as possible locate an Air Jordan 2011 for sale. House Of Hoops has them and sneaker boutiques are stacked to the wall with one of these "rare" finds. It has had away some of the luster to be certain.

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