Who will be the 30th NBA Slam Dunk winner (don’t forget those damn lockout years) and what sneakers will they be wearing? Will Victor Oladipo bring the ‘chip back to Jordan Brand for their 30th anniversary? Our bet is on Zach Lavine in something fresh from the Swoosh. Regardless of who wins the folks at Beaverton will be happy as no other sneaker brand is represented in the 2015 NBA Dunk Contest. Although they have dominated for most of the Slam Dunk history there have been plenty of brands that have been represented. From the first few with Converse, Brooks, and Pony, Reebok and And1 had a nice run as well. Check out the 29 Dunk Champions kicks and highlights and look for #30 during tonight’s festivities.
1984 Larry Nance in Converse Pro Star

1985 Dominique Wilkins in Brooks



1986 Spud Webb in Pony City Wings



1987 Michael Jordan in Air Jordan II



1988 Michael Jordan in Air Jordan III



1989 Kenny Walker in Converse ERX-300



1990 Dominique Wilkins in Reebok the Pump



1991 Dee Brown in Reebok Pump Omni Zone



1992 Cedric Ceballos in Nike Air Bound



1993 Harold Miner in Nike Air Dynamic Flight



1994 Isaiah Rider in Converse NBA Threat



1995 Harold Miner in Nike Air Go LWP



1996 Brent Barry in Nike Air Zoom Flight 95



1997 Kobe Bryant in adidas EQT Elevation



2000 Vince Carter in AND1 Tai Chi



2001 Desmond Mason in AND1 Mad Game



2002 Jason Richardson in Reebok XBeam Franchise



2003 Jason Richardson in Reebok ATR Elite



2004 Fred Jones in Air Jordan Nu Retro 2



2005 Josh Smith in adidas a3 Forum Mid



2006 Nate Robinson in Nike Air Force Specialist



2007 Gerald Green in Reebok Pump Show Stopper



2008 Dwight Howards in adidas TS Pro Model



2009 Nate Robinson in Nike Foamposite Lite



2010 Nate Robinson in Nike Air Max Hyperize



2011 Blake Griffin in Nike Air Max Fly By



2012 Jeremy Evans in Nike Air Max Destiny



2013 Terrence Ross in Nike Air Max Barkley Posite



2014 John Wall in adidas Crazy 1



What are your favorite NBA Slam Dunk Sneakers?
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