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Nike Zoom Kobe 4 (IV) - MVP - Speci

Earlier this Summer, we featured the Nike Zoom Kobe 4 (IV) - MVP edition, and fanatics went crazy over the design and concept. Nike then created eight pairs which possess slight alterations. For example, these eight come in a lasered suitcase which sports a medal of authenticity. Also, they sport wooden shoe trees to help keep the original shape of the shoe., as well as an extra Kobe logo on the outer sides of the shoe box. In case you didn’t understand, these eight are exclusive, so don’t get your hopes for a release. close

Foot Locker x Nike Basketball - MVP

Click here to view the embedded video.To best promote the launch of Nike Zoom Kobe V (5) this weekend, retailer Foot Locker retained some help from none other than MVP Puppets from Nike Basketball.  The 2 video shorts had the Kobe puppet proclaiming the “heat” his Zoom Kobe V packs that it literally catches on fire. One in song and dance (or more like rap and dance) routine while the other took place after a devastating fire which originated in sneaker walk-in closet…Read the rest of: Foot Locker x Nike Basketball - MVP Puppets - Zoom Kobe V (5) Commercials | Video© Poe for Freshness, 2010. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Art & Design, Nike, Nike - Kobe, Videos close

Nike Zoom Kobe IV For Game 4

words_Nick DePaulaAs the Los Angeles Lakers take on the Orlando Magic shortly for Game 4 of the 2009 NBA Finals, Kobe Bryant will be breaking out yet another colorway of the Nike Zoom Kobe IV. Featuring a similar text graphic pattern along the collar and toe vamp as the pair that Bryant wore in Game 1 of the Finals, this version features hits of black patent leather along the toe as well as gold and purple accents. The shoe sits atop a partially translucent purple outsole and features the speckled laces that we’ve come to expect from the Zoom Kobe IV. Keep checking back here as the Finals Zoom Kobe IV might be releasing in the near future. close

Nike Zoom Glove | Vis Zoom Sample

words & images_Nick DePaulaOver a decade ago, Nike Basketball was up to some pretty serious innovation. Whether it was molding a unibody foam-based shoe, toying with full-length Air applications or even regretfully “tuning” their Air and even coming up with “Tubular” Air, amongst their misses, at least they were often trying. One of the more understated and clean models to release during that late 90’s era was the Zoom Flight ‘98, or Zoom Glove as it affectionately became known — signature shoe of Sonics’ guard Gary Payton. With its fully enclosed zipper shroud appearance, unique Swoosh placement and quiet confidence, the Eric Avar designed Zoom Glove was a hit in the only two colorways it released in, a black/white/red neoprene-based version and white/black/green synethtic leather iteration.What you may not have known is that the Zoom Glove was also weartested with a heel and forefoot visible Zoom Air tooling underneath that subtle upper. The release version featured encapsulated Zoom Air units in both the heel and forefoot, and it wasn’t until a year later that the rarely used visible Zoom Air midsole would come to retai close

Nike SB Zoom Classic - Midnight Fog

Although the Nike SB Zoom Classic is not as popular as other Sb models such as the Dunk or Blazer, it continues to get attention and receive new colorways. This time around, we see a pair constructed from suede, which sports a midnight fog upper along with black and volt colored accents. As of now, it is scheduled to release in August 2009 and retail for $65.Via Complex. close

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