World's most expensive sneakers will order your pizza | New Pittsburgh Courier

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World's most expensive sneakers will order your pizza | New Pittsburgh Courier

(NewsUSA) - March Madness returns this year, after a pandemic-imposed hiatus in 2020. As a result, basketball fans, sneaker fans, pizza fans, and anyone else might be feeling a little extra crazy. How crazy? Enough to consider a 2.2-million-dollar basketball shoe supported by Pizza Hut that not only looks stylish and feels great, … Continued

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