John Kim 
Kyrie Irving bleeds red, white, and blue, but his true beginnings are hues of green and yellow. The star guard for the Cleveland Cavs was born is Australia, where his father was a professional basketball player, and Nike first honored those origins with a sick Hyperdunk 2013 release that featured the mix of teal and bronze, which was an energetic spin on those familiar colorways. Later this month, Nike cross revisit that popular colorway with the Kyrie 1, a signature shoe that debuted last December and has been well-received for sneakerheads and hoop fans alike. Get these on your feet by purchasing them from select Nike Basketball retailers around the globe on August 26th.
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Color: Teal/Green Strike-Radiant Emerald-Metallic Bronze
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Release Date: August 26th, 2015
Price: $110
