A Nike “Moon Shoe” is on display at Sotheby’s auction house Friday in New York. Nike co-founder Bill Bowerman designed the shoe’s sole using his wife’s waffle iron. The shoes were made for runners at the 1972 Olympic trials. Sotheby’s expects the shoes to auction online for between $110,000 to $160,000.
A Nike “Moon Shoe” is on display at Sotheby’s auction house Friday in New York. Nike co-founder Bill Bowerman designed the shoe’s sole using his wife’s waffle iron. The shoes were made for runners at the 1972 Olympic trials. Sotheby’s expects the shoes to auction online for between $110,000 to $160,000.Ted Shaffrey/Associated Press

These aren’t just any old sneakers but 100 of the rarest, most-coveted sneakers around, including the Nike handmade “Moon Shoe” designed by Nike co-founder Bill Bowerman in 1972. Only 12 were made, and a pair is expected to fetch as much as $160,000.

Another highlight: Two pairs of Nike Mags inspired by “Back to the Future,” made to raise money for Parkinson’s research. Both models light up and one is self-lacing.

The auction also features a pair of size 9 Nike Air Jordan II blue suede Derek Jeter shoes, made to commemorate the New York Yankee icon’s 2014 retirement. The starting bid is $30,000.

Bidding runs through July 23.