The first signature shoe for Las Vegas Aces center A'ja Wilson sold out in less than five minutes after they hit the market ...

While Crocs are a popular summer option, Nike has released new kids’ sandals that rival them. The Nike Aqua Swoosh Sandal for Big Kids is currently marked down from $55 to $42, a deal that you ...

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - The picture perfect weather provided a beautiful backdrop for Monday’s sports action. In prep softball, Altoona squared off with Somerset in a doubleheader. On the ...

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and revealed to the world she was getting a signature shoe with Nike. A year later, the original color, the "A'One 'Pink A'ura'" will be $110 ($90 for kids) and available to purchase starting at ...

And to round it out, James’ signature is at the bottom of each shoe. On sale for $120.97 (reg. $200), Nike LeBron XXII “What The Currency” sneakers are also lightweight with the support ...

It’s not often we come across a big discount on Nike Air Jordan sneakers and apparel, but the deals from this big Foot Locker sale even surprised us. These Nike Jordan deals from this Foot ...

Normally $38-45 at full retail price, that's upward of a 50% discount of multiple styles for boys and girls, notably the ...

When he was last seen on Friday afternoon he was wearing black Nike bottoms with a matching top and black Nike trainers and carrying a blue Nike backpack. A spokesman for South Wales Police said: ...

Nike aired the first commercial for Las Vegas Aces center A'ja Wilson's signature sneaker. The Nike A'One makes its highly anticipated launch tomorrow. Meanwhile, the advertisement drove up hype ...

The shoes will retail for $110 in unisex adult and $90 for kids. REQUIRED READING: Shop Nike shoes, jerseys and more inspired by basketball phenom A’ja Wilson In February, Nike and Wilson ...

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