Anta Kai 1

This is the ultimate Kyrie shoe. They are secure, agile, quick, and bouncy. This is a wonderful first signature for Kyrie with Anta, and, considering that they retail for just $125, they’re easily one of the best bang-for-your-buck performance models of the year. They take a bit to break in, and ventilation is an issue, but in general, these are great. These look good, play good, and are affordable. What else could you ask for. Read the full review. Price $125.

Anta Shock Wave 5

Even though the Anta Shock Wave 5 wasn’t designed specifically for Kyrie Irving, it’s a very “Kyrie feeling” shoe. If you liked Kyrie’s Nike shoes you will like this one as well. Anta really has thought of everything when designing this model and has created an elite guard shoe. So, if you were looking for an agile, low-profile, reactive hoop shoe, with a dash of impact protection underfoot, the Shock Wave 5 is going to be a very good option. Read full review. Price $115.

Kyrie 8

Kyrie Irving has been involved in a lot of drama lately. Even the comment section of this new Kyrie 8 got caught up in the drama. But that’s not what WearTesters is here for. We’re here to focus on the shoe itself and show you what might be Kyrie’s last signature sneaker: the Nike Kyrie 8. We know that some of you (and us) considered the Nike Kyrie Infinity the eighth edition of Kyrie’s line, but if Nike says this is the eighth, we’ll just have to roll with it. We wish we could say the line is possibly going out with a bang. But the shoe is simply too stiff to recommend.