With brands such as Nike, Jordan Brand, and Converse, Nike has captured half of the global sneaker market, not only basketball shoes.
 
Needless to say, Nike's professional footwear covers almost all sports categories, and holding classic and popular shoes such as Air Force 1, Air Max, Cortez, and Dunk SB is enough to solidify Nike's position in the sneaker world.
 
It's been said that every boy should have a pair of Nike Air Force 1s in his shoe closet, and that phrase perfectly illustrates the meaning and status of Air Force One. The Air Force 1 was the first basketball shoe with Air technology, and since its birth in 1982, the "original six" has been replaced by the "new six". For more than 30 years, AF 1 has been so closely associated with basketball and hip-hop culture that it has become a prey for collectors to chase after it with various thematic expressions.
 
Air Max is Eminem's favorite. In the classic "Not Afraid" music video, as well as on stage every time, including the Grammys, simple costumes, a pair of Air Max, and a Mic are all he wears. Launched in 1987 as a running shoe with a transparent air cushion on the heel, the Air Max 90 is now available on Nike's shelves as a retro running shoe in a variety of colors and materials, and is loved by shoe fans for its casual nature.
 
For the younger generation, whether it is the Air Force 1 in "Slam Dunk", the Air Max 95 in "Spicy Teacher GTO", or even the Air Mag in the movie "Back to the Future", they are all familiar styles for sneaker lovers. In addition, Nike's collaboration with Off-White, VLONE, Supreme, Stussy and other fashion brands to launch a limited edition is also a favorite of many sneaker collectors.
 
Perhaps it is on the way to pursue production, Nike's quality control is obviously a lot lax, and the quality has declined very much in recent years, and detail problems are not uncommon. Of course, true fans won't give up on Nike because of these minor problems.