Kobe Bryant Dual-Signed | Nike Huarache 2k4 'All Star' | Size 8

The Zoom Huarache 2K4 was a defining model in Nike Basketball history, blending innovation with heritage. Inspired by the 1992 Air Flight Huarache, it introduced Zoom Air cushioning, setting a new standard for performance basketball shoes.

Kobe Bryant played a pivotal role in popularizing the Huarache 2K4, wearing it extensively during the 2003-2004 NBA season, including the 2004 Finals.

Dressed in White, Varsity Royal, Varsity Red, and Metallic Silver, this colorway was designed to complement the jerseys of the 2004 Western Conference All-Stars.

These sneakers have been autographed by Bryant on the toe box and are accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from Panini.

Going Deeper | Kobe Bryant 

After three consecutive Laker championships from 2000-2002, the legendary tandem of Kobe and Shaquille O’Neal was disbanded when Shaq was dealt to the Miami Heat in 2004. With Kobe firmly in the driver's seat of the Lakers offense, he quickly established himself as one of the premier scorers the game has ever seen. 

Between 2005 and the end of his career, Kobe put on a plethora of jaw-dropping scoring displays: 62 points against the Mavericks, 81 points against the Raptors (2nd all-time in NBA history) 55 here, 60 there. It seemed that any night could provide NBA fans with a dominant performance – a scoring clinic. 

Kobe won back-to-back scoring titles in 2005-06 and 2006-07 and achieved NBA League MVP honors in the 2007-08 season, the only regular season MVP of his career. After being joined by Pau Gasol, Kobe led the Lakers to three consecutive NBA Finals appearances (2008, 2009, 2010) and two NBA championships (2009 and 2010), earning Finals MVP honors on both occasions. 

Kobe ended his historic career with one last shining moment in 2016. In his final game in the NBA, a 37-year-old Bryant willed the Lakers to a come-from-behind victory, scoring 60 points and hitting the game-winning shot in the process. The performance was surreal, the perfect bow on the gift that was watching Kobe play. A nod to the basketball greats, a demonstration of a love for the game, deep-rooted and palpable. 

In 2021, Kobe Bryant was posthumously recognized as a member of the NBA 75th Anniversary Team along with being inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. The Lakers organization retired both numbers he wore during his career, 24 and 8.