Category: Nike Basketball
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Throughout the 2010 NBA Finals, Kobe Bryant and a number of his teammates will be wearing a special edition "Big Stage" colorway of the Black Mamba's fifth Nike Zoom Kobe sneaker. Moreover, he'll be wearing it in hopes that it'll help him attain his fifth NBA championship ring. That said, Foot Locker deemed...
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You know you're doing well when you've got your own Nike shoe and the brand is making different pairs for different moments in your career. This past NBA season, we saw the young Kevin Durant have a special edition Nike KD II made for him to wear during the 2010 All-Star Weekend. Now,...
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Last night, the 2010 NBA Finals kicked off with a star-studded casting list both on and off the court. We knew before the game last night that the Nike Zoom Kobe V "Big Stage" would be making an appearance on the feet of Kobe Bryant. What we didn't know was that Rasheed Wallace...
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As if the hype surrounding where Lebron James may land once the Summer 2010 Free Agency period ends wasn't already ridiculously out of control, this news will certainly heighten it. Sources have described a preliminary plan between the Nike brand and Lebron James that could see a different signature Nike Lebron sneaker developed for...
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When the biggest Nike Lebron shoe to date turned low-top, several sneakerheads were unhappy to see that the 360-degree Air Max unit had been left off of it. Then, fans of the Air Max bubble unit were given hope when they saw a low-top verion of the Nike Air Max Lebron VII "Dunkman" with...
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For the 2010 mid-season NBA classic, Nike prepared a special edition Nike Zoom Kobe V for the All-Star to where. Now it's only fitting that Nike do the same following the conclusion of a great NBA regular season and just before the NBA Finals kicks off. Pictured here, this Nike Zoom Kobe V...
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When we saw the Nike Air Max A Lot Player Exclusive belonging to the Indiana Pacer's Danny Granger, we also got a chance to see what a less conventional colorway looks like on that basketball sneaker design. Now we bring you a look at what two more applications of blue could do to the...
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One of the last Nike Air Max Hyperfly Player Exclusives we got a look at belonged to Mo Williams, and that was back when Cleveland was well on its way to handling the Chicago Bulls. Weeks later, we would like to show you another Nike Air Max Hyperfly PE of an NBA veteran that...
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Just earlier today we brought you a look at the Miami Heat's Jermaine O'Neal's Nike Air Max A Lot Player Exclusive. From afar, it could be pretty difficult to decipher between that pair and the general release pair since there is only small hints of personalization throughout. However, there are a couple of...
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Yesterday we brought you a look at the loved/hated Nike Air Max A Lot Player Exclusive designed for the Indiana Pacers' Danny Granger. This time around, we'd like to give you a look at Jermaine O'Neal's version. While his looks almost exactly like the pair set for general release, personalization comes by way...
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