BB4 Bookends
Few players captivated audiences like Vince Carter in his prime. The man known has "Half Man, Half Amazing" was 100% ...

Vincent Lamar Carter, aka Vince Carter, is one of the most exciting basketball players to ever lace up a pair of Nikes. Not only is a he legend on the court, Vince Carter sneakers like the And 1 Tai Chi, PUMA VC, Nike Shox BB4, and others, made him equally as famous in the sneaker game as he as on the hardwood. Throughout his career, in which he became the first player to play in four different decades, Vince Carter was nicknamed ‘Half Man, Half Amazing’ and very seldom did he not live up to that name.
VC wore some of the most iconic Nike sneakers from the ’90s and ’00s, including his signature Nike Shox VC line, the Nike Shox BB4, and others. He won the Slam Dunk Contest wearing the legendary And1 Tai Chi in 2000. And he even had a signature sneaker with PUMA back in the day.
Few players captivated audiences like Vince Carter in his prime. The man known has "Half Man, Half Amazing" was 100% ...
Easily the most polarizing technology produced by Nike, Shox makes you feel a certain kind of way just hearing the name. ...
They Don't make 'em like they used to Ain't that the truth? In the digital age sneaker ad campaigns have ...
With a catalog as deep as Nike Basketball's, some shoes get lost in the crowd. Technology operates in the same ...
The And1 Tai Chi was already a legendary sneaker on the blacktops across America when Vince Carter laced up ...
It was the year 2000 and it was the Summer Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. The USA Men's Olympic team ...
Vince Carter in Nike Shox BB4 On this date (May 11) in 2001, Vince Carter had quite the game. It ...
This evening will be the 64th NBA All-Star game, capping off the league's takeover of New York City. Highlights ...
Vince Carter in Nike Show BB4 dunking over was 7’2″ Frenchman Frederic Weis Vince Carter was, and still is, the ...
If you were lucky enough to live/survive the 90s as a teenager, then And1 and their trash talking t-shirts advertised ...
