NBA All-Star Weekend starts tonight - here's all the gear that released from Nike, Under Armour, and more

Buy it for $190: Nike SNKRS | Foot Locker | Dick's Sporting Goods

Originally released in 2002 as a low top, the "Blue Pearl" Air Jordan IX returns as a high-top in time for All-Star Weekend. As a nod to Jordan's alma mater, the University of North Carolina, the sneakers feature a white, midnight navy, and Carolina blue colorway.

Kemba Walker's All-Star Jersey, $120: Dick's Sporting Goods | Nike

Only one Hornet made the cut this year, in the form of 7-year point guard Kemba Walker. The former UConn Huskie has played in Charlotte his whole professional career and is starting in the All-Star game for the first time in his team’s home arena. Kemba is ascending as a top-tier point guard in the league, and his hometown All-Star jersey will be a significant artifact when his career is wrapped up.

Steph Curry's All-Star Jersey, $120: Dick's Sporting Goods | Nike

Another hometown hero that will be participating in Sunday night’s game is Steph Curry, who grew up in Charlotte while his father was playing for the Hornets. Steph is already a five-time All-star, two time MVP, and three-time champion, but playing in front of his hometown crowd will definitely be a moment worth remembering, and this jersey is the perfect way to archive that memory.

Authentic 2019 NBA All-Star Three-Point Contest Spalding Basketball, $89.99

Events like the three-point contest are just as or even more exciting than the East vs. West game. If you have an appreciation for the sharpshooters of the NBA, this basketball is a great way to remember this year's contest. Limited to only 2,019 balls, it'll definitely be a collector's item in the near future. — Amir Ismael, Insider Picks reporter

Men's NBA All-Star Game "Queen City" T-Shirt, $34.99

Every team that hosts the All-Star game puts its own spin on the evening that represents the unique traits of that city. This year, team owner Michael Jordan and the Charlotte Hornets are emphasizing their “Queen City” status. Show support for this year’s host by wearing this officially branded black T-shirt from Fanatics.

Shop the NBA x Timberland Collection here, $170-$200: Timberland | Nordstrom | Foot Locker

In fitting fashion, most NBA All-Star Weekend releases are basketball sneakers, but Timberland is stepping out of the box with a collection of boots. The shoes include pairs for the New York Knicks, Houston Rockets, Philadelphia '76ers, and a black pair inspired by the East vs. West game.

Men's 2019 NBA All-Star Game LeBron James T-Shirt, $35 Men's 2019 NBA All-Star Game Giannis Antetokounmpo T-Shirt, $35

LeBron James may have moved over to the loaded Western Conference, but he still reigns supreme as an All-Star captain, this time drafting against the Greek Freak in the East, Giannis Antetokounmpo. You can remember LeBron’s first All-Star game as a Laker and be a part of Antetokounmpo’s surging stardom with these Dri-Fit jersey shirts.

Buy it for $150: Nike SNKRS | Foot Locker

Ten-time NBA All-Star Kevin Durant is all about telling stories through his sneakers and the "Aunt Pearl" series has been the most successful. Dating back to the release of the KD IV in 2012, Durant has designed a sneaker every year in memory of his late Aunt Pearl, who passed away from lung cancer. Just like the other shoes in the "Aunt Pearl" lineage, this year's KD11 features a pink colorway.

Shop the New Era x Grungy Gentleman Collection here, $39.99-$44.99

From the runways of New York Fashion Week, this collaboration from New Era and menswear brand Grungy Gentleman is the pinnacle of sports fandom and fashion. With this exclusive collection, you can rep your favorite team in style, whether you're courtside at a game or on the street. You can also check out other All-Star gear at Lids here.

Buy it for $130 on February 15: Under Armour | Foot Locker

The inspiration behind the Curry 6 "Coy Fish" dates back to Steph Curry's junior year at Davidson College in North Carolina. While celebrating his 21st birthday at a local Japanese restaurant, he and several of his teammates plotted to jump into the coy fish pond and grab one. After surveillance footage of the prank got back to their coach, Curry and his teammates had to work as greeters at the restaurant. This year, Under Armour is remembering the prank with a scaley sneaker as he returns to North Carolina for All-Star Weekend.

Buy it for $175 on February 15 at 10 a.m.: Nike SNKRS | Foot Locker

While Kobe Bryant has gone down in history as a Los Angeles Lakers legend, the then-17-year-old phenom actually got his start when he was selected by the Charlotte Hornets in the 1996 NBA Draft. He was traded away before ever stepping foot on the court as a Hornet, so this "Draft Day" colorway imagines what Bryant's signature sneakers could have looked if he stayed in North Carolina.

Buy it for $110 on February 15 at 10 a.m.: Nike SNKRS | Foot Locker

Designed in collaboration with Nike's All Conditions Gear division, Paul George's latest All-Star sneaker is meant to push boundaries beyond the hardwood. It draws inspiration from George's love for the outdoors and fishing and uses durable materials suitable for tackling the elements.

Buy it for $110 on February 15 at 10 a.m.: Nike SNKRS

In contrast to the newer performance sneakers releasing this weekend, Chicago designer Don C teamed up with Converse for a throwback silhouette. Arriving straight from the late 1980s, the ERX 260 is fitted with retro-style color blocking in a Charlotte Hornets theme.

Buy it for $160 on February 15 at 10 a.m.: Nike SNKRS | Foot Locker

At first glance, this Air Jordan 1 might not seem like an All-Star sneaker, but its blueish-green colorway and the small purple swoosh on the tongue are clear nods to the Charlotte Hornets, this year's host team. The shoes come with extra pairs of laces in purple and blue if you want to create a more distinct All-Star look. — Amir Ismael, Insider Picks reporter

Buy it for $200 on February 16 at 10 a.m.: Nike SNKRS | Foot Locker

Originally released in 1991, the Air Jordan VI "Infrared" has a rich history in the world of basketball. Michael Jordan debuted the silhouette that year on the court during the NBA All-Star Game in Charlotte, North Carolina. Later that year, it became MJ's first championship sneaker when the Chicago Bulls defeated the Los Angeles Lakers in the 1991 NBA Finals. Just in time for this year's All-Star Weekend, again in Charlotte, the iconic sneaker releases for the first time 28 years in true-to-original form.

Buy it for $125 on February 17 at 10 a.m.: Nike SNKRS | Foot Locker

Inspired by Russell Westbrook's fearless sense of fashion and explosive style of play, the Jordan Why Not Zero.2 "All-Star" is a loud, in-your-face sneaker. When Westbrook takes flight during this year's game, you won't miss him. It's not the type of sneaker you can wear every day, but when you're seeking some attention, these will absolutely command it.