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Nike Zoom Speed Low - Spring 2010

The reason you think the new Nike Zoom Speed Low resembles the Zoom Kobe IV is because, well, it does.  Strip out the Flywire and accompanying indentations on the midsoles from the ZKIV’s side panels and anyone but the truest sneakerheads would have trouble telling them apart.  It looks like Nike will push this model as a lightweight shoe for guards come Spring 2010, and we have shots of six unique models after the jump.  Check out the photos and let us know if you think the design was worth revisiting like this.  via KenluRead the rest of Nike Zoom Speed Low - Spring 2010© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike Air Force 1 Low GS Black/Speed

The LIVESTRONG campaign has strong armed the black/yellow color way to the point where anything you see with that combination makes you think of Lance, be it Nike or not.In this case while they are Nike’s this pair of Air Force 1 Low’s are not LIVESTRONG editions but they could very easily pass. The GS sized kicks features a black base with a checkerboard underlay on the toebox and side panels while the swoosh and midsole both host the infamous yellow color. This shoe is chock full of great detailing. They are on eBay right now and chances are thats your only hope for having them. Via SneakerfilesRelated Posts:Nike Terminator Hi - Black - YellowNike Air Force 1 Low - Black - Yellow - WhiteNike x Undefeated Livestrong Air Force 1 close

Nike Zoom Speed Low White/Black-Sax

Although the Nike Zoom Kobe V is Nike Basketball’s darling sneaker (along with the Nike Air Max LeBron VII) right now, Kobe’s fourth signature sneaker is still in heavy rotation this basketball season as well. If you’re still looking for the Kobe IV but want to spend less money, this Zoom Speed Low is a carbon copy of the Kobe IV, yet, flywire is absent.Besides the flywire design, the Nike Zoom Speed Low also rids itself of the midsole indentations seen on the Kobe IV. As for perforamance attributes, this shoe is said to be ideal for guards that are light on their feet. This particular pair owns a primarily white leather upper with multiple sections of black and sax colored accents throughout the base. Available now at Mita. Click here to view more photos.Read the rest of Nike Zoom Speed Low White/Black-Sax© George Kiel III for NiceKicks.com, 2010. |Permalink |One comment |Add todel.icio.usPost tags: Nike, Nike Basketball, Nike Zoom Speed Low close

Nike Zoom Speed Low White/Black/Sax

Even though the Kobe V is definitely everyoneâ€â„¢s favorite basketball from Nikeâ€â„¢s lineup at the moment, you canâ€â„¢t forget that the IV is still getting a very fair amount of recognition still. If you are looking to get your feet into the Kobe IVâ€â„¢s but are a little strapped for cash at the moment, then the Nike Zoom Speed Low could be the best option ever. This shoe is more or less an exact copy of the Kobe IV, just without the Flywire technology.Outside of the absence of Flywire there is also one more thing the Zoom Speed Low is missing when compared to the Kobe IV and that would be the midsole indentations. The colorway featured here is definitely attractive, being predominantly white but with ample accents of black and blue, which Nike is referring to this particular shade of blue as Sax. These shoes are available now.Related posts:Nike Zoom Kobe V ChaosNike Zoom Kobe V Make SenseNike Zoom Kobe II Strengths ‘USA’ close

Nike Zoom Speed Low White/Black/Sax

Even though the Kobe V is definitely everyoneâ€â„¢s favorite basketball from Nikeâ€â„¢s lineup at the moment, you canâ€â„¢t forget that the IV is still getting a very fair amount of recognition still. If you are looking to get your feet into the Kobe IVâ€â„¢s but are a little strapped for cash at the moment, then the Nike Zoom Speed Low could be the best option ever. This shoe is more or less an exact copy of the Kobe IV, just without the Flywire technology.Outside of the absence of Flywire there is also one more thing the Zoom Speed Low is missing when compared to the Kobe IV and that would be the midsole indentations. The colorway featured here is definitely attractive, being predominantly white but with ample accents of black and blue, which Nike is referring to this particular shade of blue as Sax. These shoes are available now.Related posts:Nike Zoom Kobe V ChaosNike Zoom Kobe V Make SenseNike Zoom Kobe II Strengths ‘USA’ close

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