Nike vs. Adidas: Easter Collections

In the NBA rules don't matter on holidays, so Nike and Adidas came out with Easter collections to add variety and pay tribute to Easter.  Nike had a different pastel colorway for each of their signatures, while Adidas maintained the same pattern throughout their shoes.

Because of the constant battle between these two brands, I have compared the two collections and declared a winner below:

NIKE

Kyrie 1 Easter (Photo Credit: David Richard - USA TODAY Sports)

Lebron 12 Easter (Photo Credit: David Richard - USA TODAY Sports)

The Kobe X and KD 7 were also included in the collection.  The Kobe X has a magenta upper and a light blue sole, while the KD 7 is pastel green-yellow with accents of mango, light gray, and black.

ADIDAS

John Wall in his signature Eater PE (Photo Credit: Tommy Gilligan - USA TODAY Sports)

D Lillard 1 Easter (Photo Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea - USA TODAY Sports)

The D Rose 5 was also included in the collection, displaying the same colorway.

After little thought, (because this was an easy decision) Adidas definitely made the better Easter collection.  I love the consistency throughout, and their pastel colors are actually pastel.  Adidas will not be retailing their collection due to the fact that only 4 year old girls would actually wear these shoes on days other than Easter.  However, I am sure that the Easter Bunny would chosen this collection over Nike's dark, masculine collection, and that is the main reason why Adidas gets the win.