Latest Jordans News ,If there is a title as shocking and incredible as "Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash", it is that he and Nike are no longer in business. Kobe Bryant’s contract with Nike has ended. Because the late Kobe Bryant’s widow Vanessa Bryant did not renew Nike’s contract with Kobe Bryant’s estate, the black Mamba’s namesake The future between Walsh is still unclear. According to sports shoe industry insider Nick DePaula, “Vanessa Bryant did not renew the contract. However, this only means that they may be in the negotiation stage. It may be for more compensation or other incentives. For example, officially naming a building in Kobe Bryant's World Headquarters, or just a deal consistent with LeBron James and Michael Jordan.

Nike Sneakers has been committed to performance-related innovation. For the past 57 years, this North American sportswear group has also led marketing and design work, creating a lifestyle with the swoosh created by Caroline Davidson. As of recently, many pairs of Nike Blazer Low'77 shoes pay tribute to the history of the logo. The latest logo uses black and off-white colors and is equipped with a detachable Swoosh logo. This pair of upcoming shoes does not directly quote the text of the iconic logo, but has carried out a lot of brand promotion on the insole. The word "nike" on the upper panel of the heel is also reminiscent of the company's earlier style, as did last year's Nike Sportswear series. The upper of the latest sports jacket Low uses a split design with a light khaki color on the inside; the sidewall uses a black tone, which contrasts sharply with the blue swoosh logo on the surface and the exposed red stitching. However, further inspection revealed that the Swoosh logos on both sides of the shoes are detachable and can only be fixed with adhesive. Elsewhere, lace accessories cast the Davidson-designed logo in gold, while the two-tone, double-lace nodded with new efforts such as the collaboration of Sacai with Swoosh.

2020 Air Jordans,The Kobe Bryant Legacy Company has every right to look for other opportunities from other competitors, and even has the right to consider the creation of the Kobe Bryant brand. It's hard to imagine Nike without Kobe, but you don't have to think for too long to wonder what it would be like. The five-time champion started his career from endorsing Adidas and did not officially join Nike until the summer of 2003. At this juncture, it seems that no other brand will even accept this idea, because it will act as a complete opportunism. After Kobe’s shocking death, Nike suspended the sales of all Kobe products and did not launch the "Mamba Week" until August of the following year. This is a week-long celebration of the fallen idol, part of the income Will be donated to charity. After that, Nike continued its plan to launch Kobe Retro shoes, launching many Kobe 5 Protro and Kobe 6 Protro color schemes, one of which will be launched in Asia as early as early April.