The 2003 NBA All-Star Game may have been one of the league's most star-studded events featuring players like Allen Iverson, Michael Jordan, and Tracy McGrady for the East and the likes of Kevin Garnett and Tim Duncan for the West. It was a breakout year, however, for Kobe Bryant as he came in off the heels of a Los Angeles Lakers three-peat championship run. During the game, Bryant also broke out with some of the wildest All-Star sneakers we've ever seen.

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During 2003, Kobe Bryant was nearing the end of his contract with sponsor Adidas. Releasing three prior signature models including the notorious Crazy 98 silhouette, the Adidas Crazy 2 was the final and most unique model Bryant ever wore for Adidas.

Debuting a Lakers-themed colorway of his latest signature shoe, Bryant helped lead the West to a 155-145 win in double overtime, making for one of the most classic All-Star Games in league history.

Adidas Crazy 2 “All-Star”

The Adidas Crazy 2, formerly the Kobe 2, will return in this All-Star edition for the first time ever following their original release in 2003. The shoes were far ahead of their time in terms of a futuristic design and while they weren't received well upon their initial release, they've grown into a rare sneaker for any Kobe Bryant collector to own.

This All-Star colorway features a mainly-white ensemble with Lakers yellow throughout the inner lining and outsole. The shoes feature an aggressive design along the mid-foot highlighting the Adidas three-stripes logo, completed with a zipper to secure the uppers.

The Adidas Crazy 2 All-Star is expected to release February 2025 for a retail tag of $160. Original pairs from 2003 are currently fetching over $1,000 on the aftermarket, so be sure to keep your calendars marked and your eyes peeled for this upcoming retro release.