Experts say these were the most iconic sneakers of the last decade

The shoes were released in 2010 as a welcome to LeBron James as he began playing for the Miami Heat. The sneaker sold out instantly.

This first iteration of the shoes that were worn by Marty McFly in the 1989 film "Back To the Future Part II" was released in 2011 after much anticipation. A product description on the Stadium Goods website describes the shoe as "perhaps the most sought-after sneaker of all time."

This sneaker was the second edition of Kanye West's collaboration with Nike and his last before heading to Adidas.

This pair was wildly popular when it was released in 2013 because of its iconic colorway and silhouette that brought the Nike Air Jordan 3 back to its original form.

This collaboration between Hiroshi Fujiwara and Nike had a very limited release at the end of 2014 in December. The shoe combined an iconic colorway and shape that made this pair one of the most sought-after versions of the silhouette.

These sneakers were originally released in 2015 and then re-rereleased in 2018. The sneaker was popular for its blend of performance and style, Wilson and Schlemmer said, adding that Kanye West has also worn this pair before.

Kanye's second collaboration with Adidas was the Yeezy Beluga, which was considered to be the most iconic colorway of the most popular Yeezy sneaker, Wilson and Schlemmer said.

This shoe was considered the sneaker of the year for 2017, according to a product description from Stadium Goods. This shoe garnered hype for the collaboration between Nike and Virgil Abloh and was considered the shoe that made the off-white colorway popular.

Some pairs were given away at the end of 2017, though the official release was in 2018.

The pair merged two classic Nike styles — the Air Max 1 and Air Max 97 — and was considered one of the most popular sneakers of 2018.

This shoe, released in 2019, became popular because it combined two vintage Nike running shoes: the LDV and the Waffle Racer.