NBA players are among the wealthiest people in the planet and are well-known for owning some of the most outrageously expensive goods. A prime example would be athletes wearing expensive footwear, which would certainly get sneakerheads’ attention. The issue is that some of these shoes are so uncommon that just the original pair is available for purchаse.

It is undeniable that expensive shoes have the power to astound people, sneakerhead or not. Usually, the materials employed in each production bring that. Furthermore, a few of these expensive sneakers are even worn by NBA players.

In light of this, let’s examine the ten absurdly costly sneakers that NBA players own, according to HoopFlix.

The ten most costly sneakers that NBA players own10) $4000 Custom Nike Ja 1.

The Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant’s $4000 custom-made Nike Ja 1 is ranked No. 10 on the list.

The shoe stands out from the crowd simply because of its diamond-encrusted version of the iconic Nike emblem.

9) Anthony Davis’s $30,000 custom Nike Air MagsNike Air Mags Customized for Anthony Davis

Nike Air Mags Customized for Anthony Davis

Anthony Davis’ $30k custom-made Nike Air Mags, which were greatly influenced by the science fiction film “Back to the Future 2,” come next.

The original shoe models brought between $10,600 and $15,900 when they were auctioned off. Conversely, Davis’ version was altered to resemble the movie’s DeLorean time machine vehicle.

The 2020 NBA champion said that he hasn’t even removed the shoe from its packaging to experience how it feels on his feet.

8) Stephen Curry’s $45,000 custom Under Armour sneakersStephen Curry’s personalized Under Armour footwear.

Stephen Curry’s personalized Under Armour footwear.

Stephen Curry’s $45,000 custom-made Under Armour shoes come in at number eight on the list.

The sneakers were designed as a tribute to the thirty-six individuals who perished in the Ghоst Ship Oakland fire on December 2, 2016. Curry scored an unusual eight points in a regular-season game against the New York Knicks while donning the pair of shoes.

The words “Oakland Strong” were embroidered on Curry’s personalized shoes along with the initials of the victims of the fire. Later, the sneakers would be put up for auction, with the proceeds going to Oakland Fire Relief.

7) The $80,000 Eminem Carhartt Jordan 4 worn by Jimmy ButlerJordan 4 Eminem Carhartt by Jimmy Butler

Jordan 4 Eminem Carhartt by Jimmy Butler

Jimmy Butler’s $80,000 Eminem Carhartt Jordan 4 sneakers are now ranked seventh.

Butler was able to obtain a pair of the shoe because of its limited distribution. In the regular season, the six-time NBA All-Star showed off his electrified sneakers on the field when playing against his old team, the Chicago Bulls.

6) LeBron James’s $100,000 Custom Gold Nike LeBron 15Nike LeBron 15 Custom Gold Shoes for LeBron James

Nike LeBron 15 Custom Gold Shoes for LeBron James

The $100,000 custom-made gold Nike LeBron 15 shoes that LeBron James is wearing are the next item on the list.

James became the youngest player in NBA history to collect 30,000 career points, and to celebrate, renowned shoe designer Shoe Surgeon designed a pair of opulent sneakers.

The specially designed Nike sneakers had crocodile skin, gold zippers, diamonds at the end of the laces, and 24k gold embellishments all over them along with the phrase “world champions.”

5) The $126,000 Louis Vuitton Nike Air Force 1 owned by Giannis AntetokounmpoLouis Vuitton, owned by Giannis Antetokounmpo The Nike Air Force 1.

Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Nike Air Force 1 Louis Vuitton

Giannis Antetokounmpo’s $126,000 Louis Vuitton Nike Air Force 1 is ranked number five on the list.

The affluent footwear of the “Greek Freak” features the designer brand’s emblem etched on blue Nike Air Force 1. It’s one of the list’s most fashionable-looking pairs of sneakers without being overly functional.

4) Tyrese Haliburton’s $140,000 custom Nike Kobe sneaker with NFT inspirationNike Kobe shoe designed by Tyrese Haliburton, inspired by the NFT

Nike Kobe shoe designed by Tyrese Haliburton, inspired by the NFT

The next item on the list is a pair of $140,000 special Nike Kobe sneakers designed by Tyrese Haliburton and inspired by the NFT.

After his amicable NFT altercation with Knicks guard Josh Hart regarding NFT purchases, Haliburton would have one of his purchases put on a Kobe sneaker by Nike. The NFT design is featured on the shoes, which made their NBA debut in a bubblegum pink and blue hue.

The NFT graphic effortlessly complements and mixes in nicely with the sneaker’s coloring.

$3 million is the price of Michael Jordan’s Air Jordan 13.The Air Jordan 13 of Michael Jordan

Michael Jordan’s Air Jordan 13 The Air Jordan 13 is ranked third on the list. In Game 2 of the 1998 NBA Finals, Jordan famously wore the shoes against the Utah Jazz.

Jordan signed the vintage sneakers and gave them to a “visiting ball boy” in the locker room. The shoes, which were made of leather and had a black and red color scheme, went for $2.2 million at auction.

2) Li-Ning Wade 4, Dwyane Wade $4 million is The Fire Monkey.Li-Ning Wade 4 by Dwyane Wade The Monkey from China

Li-Ning Wade, Dwyane Wade 4 The Chinese Monkey, which costs $4 million, is Dwyane Wade’s Li-Ning Wade 4 The Chinese Monkey, moving up to number two on the list.

It is known that diamonds, sapphire, and 18k gold are embedded throughout the pricey footwear. The Chinese Year of the Monkey insignia, which alludes to new business endeavors, is also featured on the blue colorway.

1) P.J. Tucker’s $20 million collection of all sneakersThe whole footwear collection of P.J. Tucker

The whole footwear collection of P.J. Tucker

Last but not least, at $20 million, P.J. Tucker’s amazing sneaker collection tops the list.

Numerous people in the sneaker community and the NBA are aware of the NBA veteran’s collection. Among his many valuable assets are the Nike Air Yeezy 2 Red October and the $1.8 million Nike Kanye Grammy Sample.