Chumlee, a character from History Channel’s reality show “Pawn Stars” is considered the village idiot of the shop (even though I personally think he’s the brightest one of the lot, no offense Rick). Whether his antics are scripted or not, one thing that is very real is his passion for sneakers. During his interview with Jay Leno Chum admitted to having a collection of well over 100 shoes, although the photo he brought along sadly only showed the boxes. Despite many requests from sneakerheads and fans of the television show for Chumlee to show off his sneaker collection, the cries were never answered.
We saw how he barters down a pair of 3m Retro 5s on a previous episode of Pawn Stars:
And how he sets the record straight on the outrageously priced Nike Air Mag
Still, no conclusion on his full collection. Yet yesterday, I was lucky enough to have Chumlee reply to one of my tweets:
His response made me do some investigative work and piece together what I could of Chumlee’s collection, as you will see in the photos below.
The “Poison Dart” Kobe
The “Pure” 3s
The Air Jordan 11 “Concord”
The “Hall of Fame” Jordan 1
The Supreme X Nike SB 94s
The PRods
An 2006 pair of the “Military Blue” 4s
The “Easter” Lebron 9 Lows
The “Hawaii” Nike SB, the “Concord” Jordan 11s, a OG pair of the “Black Cement” Jordan 3, and the “Space Jam” Nike SB
Nike SB Dunk High ‘Supreme’
The “Bred” Jordan 11
The “Black History Month” Jordan 3
An OG pair of the Air Jordan 4 “Cement”
The “Avenger” Nike SB
The Nike Sb “Trick Stars
Mita Trainer Dunks
The Nike SB Low “Wheat Forbes”
That’s all for now. Let me know via the comments or on Twitter if I missed any photos or mis-identified a pair of shoes. In the mean time, feel free to visit the Facebook Page for sneakerheads or follow me on Twitter.
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