words // Luis Sanchez

Continuing to take his career to new heights, Kevin Durant led his Thunder to a big overtime victory over the Denver Nuggets with a career-high 51 points.

Easily the best performance yet in the NBA this season, Durant ended the night with a career-high 51 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists. Russell Westbrook also had a career night, finishing with 40 points and 9 assists. Also making a difference for the Thunder was Serge Ibaka, who earned a triple double with 14 points, 15 rebounds and 11 blocks.

Enjoy a look at all the action across the league below, as part of Eastbay’s latest NBA Sneaker Watch.

images via: Y! Sports

Andre Miller elevates in the adidas adiZero Crazy Light.

Russell Westbrook gets off a shot in the Nike Zoom Hyperfuse 2011.

Serge Ibaka gets a block in the adiZero Shadow adidas Basketball shoes.

Kevin Durant drives in the Nike Zoom KD IV.

Kevin Durant gets a dunk for 2 of his career-high 51 points.

LeBron James drives in the Nike LeBron 9.

Norris Cole defends in the Nike Zoom Hyperdunk 2011.

Dwyane Wade hit the court in his signature Jordan Fly Wade II.

Chris Bosh shoots in the Nike Air Max Hyperdunk 2011.

Dwight Howard was seen on court in the all new adiPower Howard 2 adidas basketball shoes.

words // Luis Sanchez

Nike Sportswear adds to Eastbay’s endless selection of classic Nike Running shoes with this brand new eye-catching colorway of the Air Max 95.

No stranger to the Air Max ’95, Nike Sportswear went with the sweet combination of black and volt for this latest release of the classic silhouette. Black suede builds most of the upper on these bad boys, while hits of volt take care of the liner, laces, tongue, full-length Air bag and outsole down below.

Perfect for the upcoming spring months, this latest colorway of the Air Max 95 is now available for purchase from Eastbay.

Available: Nike Air Max 95 — Black/Volt

words // Brandon Richard

After a near 13-year hiatus, the “Cement” Air Jordan IV will be making its long-awaited return tonight. Worn by Michael Jordan during his historic 1988-1989 season, the Tinker Hatfield designed shoes are characterized by a speckled cement print on the lace support panels, heel tab and midsole. Other key features include the iconic ‘Flight’ script logo, Air unit and plastic-coasted mesh panels that marked a key point in weight-reducing technology.

Though the Jordan signature line had become popular outside of the United States in previous years, the Air Jordan IV was the first model in the series to actually be marketed globally. The shoe was also famously spotted in Spike’s Lee’s classic film, “Do the Right Thing,” in which a character by the name of ‘Buggin Out’ freaked out when a cyclist scuffed is new sneakers. For a lot of collectors, the movie marked the start of common toothbrush sneaker cleaning.

With this classic due back tonight, Sole Shots celebrates its all-time status with a Cement-themed post. Most of the photos feature the 1999 retro, which is generally regarded as one of the shoes that shaped sneaker culture as we know it today. Check out the lineup and make sure you stop by Eastbay tonight to pick up your new Jordan shoes.

Releasing Tonight: Jordan Retro 4 — White/Black-Cement Grey

tomat3, Germany

Vinnie Curioso, Las Vegas, Nevada

JuKeBox, Los Angeles, California

dunksrnice, Bay Area, California

Dynatrix, Germany

J. Sumera, SoCal

Dave Austria, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

FIREPOWER23, England

SHOOTO, Netherlands

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