Kobe Bryant’s 3D Glasses-Inspired Nike Sneakers From 2011 Are Reportedly Coming Back Next Year

A coveted pair of Nike Kobe sneakers will reportedly return for the first time for their 15th anniversary. The Nike Kobe 6 Protro “ASG Hollywood 3D” is set to release in 2026, according to the trusted sneaker leaker known as @zSneakerHeadz on X/Twitter. Inspired by 3D glasses, the colorway was made for the 2011 NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles. Kobe Bryant didn’t actually wear the shoes for the game, as he opted for the black and red Nike Kobe 6 “All-Star” that matched his Western Conference uniform, but he did bring the sneakers to an appearance on “Conan.” They released during NBA All-Star Weekend and have since sold for as much as $1,400 on resale platforms such as StockX. The mismatched sneakers apply the model’s signature scale texture with a blurry print to mimic what a 3D print would look like without wearing glasses. On the right shoe, the heel stabilizer is rendered in cyan to match the lateral Swoosh and tongue Kobe logo, while its medial Swoosh appears in red. The treatment is then reversed for the left shoe, as it emphasizes red and moves the blue Swoosh to the medial side. A graphic of 3D glasses appears

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