LEGO Nike Sets: All 5 on lego.com, 2 Retiring Soon

lego.com sells five LEGO Nike sets, and all three sneakers cost the same $99.99. For a sneaker fan, that makes the choice a question of which shoe, not which budget; the two cheaper basketball scenes are the ones with a Retiring soon badge.

How we picked: every building set on lego.com's US Nike theme page on Oct 25, with each product page read the day before for rating, age and contents. Clothing, shoes and other gear on the same page are left out. Sets are ranked by what an adult display buyer gets for the money. We haven't built these sets; build impressions below are quoted from buyers and reviewers who have.

LEGO Nike sets: the quick answer

There are five LEGO Nike building sets on lego.com: 43008 Nike Dunk, 43025 Nike Air Max 95 and 43026 Nike Air Force 1 at $99.99 each, plus 43010 Nike Slam Dunk ($69.99) and 43021 Nike Dunk Trickshot ($39.99). The two basketball scenes carry the Retiring soon badge.

Key Takeaways

• 5 building sets, $39.99 to $99.99, all marked 10+ or 12+.
• 3 sneakers at $99.99: Dunk, Air Max 95 and Air Force 1.
• 2 badged: 43010 Slam Dunk and 43021 Dunk Trickshot.
• Best per piece: 43025 Air Max 95, 8.2 cents by our arithmetic.
• Newest: 43026 Air Force 1, the only one marked New.

Every LEGO Nike set on lego.com

Price per piece is our arithmetic: lego.com list price divided by its piece count. Ratings are the product-page header on Oct 24.

The spread is small. From the cheapest per piece to the dearest is under a cent, so the shoe you like matters more than the arithmetic. All five read Available now when we opened their pages on Oct 24.

The best LEGO Nike sets, ranked

1. 43025 Nike Air Max 95 x LEGO Set ($99.99, 1,213 pieces)

The most pieces of the three sneakers, and the lowest price per piece of the five. LEGO announced it in March for sale from March 28, and it has a twist-open drawer in the base. The LEGO newsroom gives its size as over 8.5 in. (22 cm) high and 11 in. (28 cm) wide.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

Federico Begher, a LEGO senior vice president, called the Air Max 95 "a staple in streetwear and a canvas for self-expression" in the launch release. One lego.com reviewer, Y888ESY, wrote in April that "The final model looks stunning on display and really stands out."

Pick for: the one sneaker on a shelf. Why: 1,213 pieces at $99.99, 4.8 stars. The catch: no badge yet, so there is no rush either.

2. 43008 Nike Dunk x LEGO Set ($99.99, 1,180 pieces)

The oldest of the five, out since July 2025 according to Jay's Brick Blog, and the most reviewed: 98 reviews and 4.8 stars on Oct 24. It builds the shoe, a spinning basketball and a DUNK plaque, with hidden compartments for spare laces.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

Jay's Brick Blog's 2025 review said "this is a fantastic introduction to LEGO and Nike's partnership", and also that on the sticker parts "the colour matching is completely off". On lego.com, kiLLz_coLLects wrote: "My wife and I had a blast putting it together."

Pick for: a Dunk fan who wants the bigger scene. Why: the most reviews of any Nike set, 98. The catch: 10+ on the box and printed stickers that one reviewer found mismatched.

3. 43021 Nike Dunk Trickshot ($39.99, 454 pieces)

The cheapest way into the theme, and badged. It is a red low-top Dunk on a playground base with a lever that launches a dunk. LEGO's newsroom launched it with 43010 for September 1, 2025.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

On Reddit, a buyer was mixed about the sports range in general:

Reddit comment on the LEGO Nike Dunk Trickshot set

"I have this one and I think it's pretty cool," u/minnygoph wrote in August, before calling a bigger stadium set "Very repetitive build and too big to display." A small sneaker avoids that problem.

Pick for: a gift under $40. Why: the badge plus the lowest price in the theme. The catch: 454 pieces is a short build for an adult.

4. 43026 Nike Air Force 1 x LEGO Set ($99.99, 1,093 pieces)

The newest set turns the Air Force 1 into a rocket heading for the moon, with a spinning spaceman minifigure and a swoosh you can build in metallic or red-orange. It had only 4 reviews and a 4.3 rating on Oct 24.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

Reviewer MadamFlexibleBed103 called it "Must buy / worth $99.99." Four reviews is a thin sample, so we rank it on the arithmetic: the fewest pieces of the three $99.99 sneakers.

Pick for: an Air Force 1 owner. Why: the only 12+ sneaker with the New badge. The catch: 9.1 cents a piece, the highest of the five.

5. 43010 Nike Slam Dunk ($69.99, 809 pieces)

A brick-built player dunking in an arena, with a hoop, scoreboard and changeable jersey. It is badged, rated 4.3, and it is a scene rather than a shoe. One lego.com reviewer, Shinystar923, gave it 3 stars: "This set just seems poorly designed."

Pick for: a basketball fan more than a sneaker fan. Why: the badge, if you want the full 2025 set. The catch: 13 percent of its ratings are 1 star, the highest share of the five.

Which LEGO Nike sets are retiring

Two: 43010 Nike Slam Dunk and 43021 Nike Dunk Trickshot. Both read Available now on Oct 24, and lego.com gives no end date. StoneWars, a fan site, lists both for December 2026.

Desk note: our catalog has read 43010 and 43021 with the Retiring soon badge in every read since Oct 10, and neither changed price or stock in that time. Both were still Available now on Oct 25. A badge that sits this long with full stock gives a buyer time, not a deadline.

None of the three sneakers carries the badge, so a sneaker buyer can wait for a sale. Insiders points help a little: each $99.99 sneaker earns 650 points on lego.com, which we value at $5.

GODEEPER: Our LEGO Insiders points calculator turns the 650 points on each sneaker into dollars.

Are LEGO Nike sets for adults?

By the box, no: none is 18+, and three are 10+. lego.com links all five to LEGO Editions, which it describes as "our exclusive new collection celebrating our favorite icons from the worlds of football and motorsport." The buyers say otherwise. Doodiebug225 wrote that 43008 was a first LEGO set, bought "because I'm a sneakerhead."

For a sneaker shelf, the three $99.99 shoes are the display pieces; the two scenes are closer to a kid's room. If you want an 18+ display at a similar price, our best LEGO sets for adults under $100 list has the alternatives.

Our take

Buy the Air Max 95 for one sneaker; buy the Dunk Trickshot now if you want a badged set. The Air Max 95 has the most pieces of the $99.99 shoes, 1,213, and 4.8 stars. The Trickshot is $39.99 and badged.

Buy now if you want 43010 or 43021, the two sets with the badge. Skip or wait if you want a sneaker: none of the three is badged, and Black Friday is November 27.

What we don't know yet: when LEGO will retire the two badged sets, and whether another Nike shoe follows the Air Force 1. On our watchlist: we re-read the Nike theme page at each catalog fetch and will update this list when a badge or a price changes.

This take uses only the lego.com data and sources cited above, checked Oct 25, 2026.

How we checked this

On Oct 24 we opened all five Nike product pages on lego.com US in a headless desktop browser for price, pieces, age, rating, badges and customer reviews. On Oct 25 we re-read the Nike theme page and our lego.com catalog for price, badges and stock. We read the LEGO newsroom posts on the 2025 sets and on the Air Max 95, lego.com's LEGO Editions page, Jay's Brick Blog's review of 43008 and StoneWars' 2026 retirement list. The Reddit comment was read through an archive of public Reddit data.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many LEGO Nike sets are there? Five building sets on lego.com US on October 25, 2026: three sneakers at $99.99 (43008 Dunk, 43025 Air Max 95, 43026 Air Force 1) and two basketball scenes, 43010 Slam Dunk at $69.99 and 43021 Dunk Trickshot at $39.99. The Nike theme page also sells clothes, shoes and gear, which we left out.

Are the LEGO Nike sets retiring? Two are. 43010 Nike Slam Dunk and 43021 Nike Dunk Trickshot carried lego.com's Retiring soon badge on October 25, 2026, as they have in every catalog read since October 10. LEGO gives no date; StoneWars lists December 2026 for both, a fan-site date.

Are LEGO Nike sets for adults? Not by the box: the sets are marked 10+ or 12+, and none is 18+. lego.com links all five to LEGO Editions, its collection of sports and racing sets. The sneaker models are display pieces, and some lego.com reviewers bought them as adult sneaker fans.

Which LEGO Nike set is the best value? By price per piece, 43025 Nike Air Max 95: 1,213 pieces for $99.99, about 8.2 cents a piece, with 4.8 stars from 26 reviews on October 24, 2026. 43026 Air Force 1 is the dearest per piece at about 9.1 cents.

When did the LEGO Nike Air Max 95 come out? The LEGO newsroom announced 43025 on March 18, 2026 and said it would be available from March 28, 2026, at $99.99 with 1,213 pieces. It measures over 8.5 in. (22 cm) high, 11 in. (28 cm) wide and 6.5 in. (16 cm) deep.

Related Reading

• LEGO F1 Sets 2026: All 29 on lego.com, 14 Retiring Soon: the other half of LEGO Editions, from helmets to Technic cars.
• LEGO Gifts for Adults 2026: Best Value Set at Every Price: other gift picks at the $40 and $100 marks.
• LEGO Sets Retiring in 2026: every badged set by theme.
• How to Tell If a LEGO Set Is Retiring: what the badge means and what it does not.

References

• lego.com US, Nike theme page, checked October 25, 2026
• lego.com product pages, checked October 24, 2026: 43025, 43008, 43021, 43026, 43010
• lego.com, LEGO Editions, checked October 25, 2026
• LEGO newsroom, The LEGO Group and Nike launch new sets, apparel and footwear, August 11, 2025
• LEGO newsroom, Nike Air Max 95 x LEGO collection, March 18, 2026
• Jay's Brick Blog, 43008 Nike Dunk review, June 25, 2025
• StoneWars, LEGO sets retiring in 2026, checked October 24, 2026 (fan-site dates)
• Reddit r/lego, u/minnygoph on 43021, August 21, 2026
• BrickWatchlist retiring tracker and catalog reads, October 10 to 25, 2026