Earlier this week, we covered the latest full-length commercial and the MPLS Nike Zoom Kobe IV (4). In celebration of the “Batmania” frenzy that has infiltrated the nation, Nike and Kobe Bryant crafted a shoe that was inspired by The Dark Knight’s moonstruck villain, the Joker. Toned up in a unique white/team grey/purple/Joker green color scheme, the Chaos ZKIV features multicolored laces and a blood spattered sockliner. The model features Nike Basketball’s Flywire containment system and bouncy Lunar Foam in the forefoot. The model’s outsole is comprised of a multidirectional herringbone outsole. For more on the inventive Nike Zoom Kobe IV (4), please click the link. Via Fatboy Kickz.

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Kobe Bryant’s Nike Zoom Kobe IV (4) has featured a variety of styles and continues to give Kobe IV fans more to choose from with the latest make-up which is reported to be included in a Playoff Pack. Consisting of white, black and gold, this Kobe IV also contains a few interesting details evident on the tongue and as well as black and gold laces. On the tongue can be found a different designs which incorporates patterns and the words Mamba. Release date has yet to be identified, but stay posted for additional info as news breaks. Via Marquee Sole.
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If you think this sample looks familiar, you are right. It dates back to 2006 and is designed originally using the Nike Dunk SB Mid Peacock and Nike Dunk SB Mid Linoleum. Instead, Nike SB decided to split the two designs into two different sneakers. The floral pattern was placed on the Linoleum Dunks and the rest of the sneaker was left for the Peacock Dunks. Rumor has it that only 5 pairs were produced, but the design was eventually scrapped and will never be released. Via NSB.
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Steve Nash is a rarity in the NBA; he’s one of the few players employed that strictly balls in lowtop sneakers. The Phoenix Suns frontman and Nike Basketball cornerstone will spend the 2009 seasons abusing opponents in the Nike Zoom MVP, a sleek shoe that places emphasis on smooth transition, wicked traction, and heel fit sturdier than Riker’s. The MVP has already hit Asia in a white/orange/team grey color scheme and a black/grey/royal blue/volt colorway. Both versions should hit the U.S.  in the coming weeks. Images via Kenlu.

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2009 is shaping up to be quite the year for the Nike Retro stable as the “Beaverton Behemoth” borrowed from all areas of their venerable back catalog to reintroduce product into an already retro-laden market.  The Nike Clogposite originally released during the formative years of the decade as an off-court laceless lookalike to the Nike Flightposite 1. Featuring Zoom Air underfoot and a ‘Posite upper, the shoe quickly gained notoriety for its daring color combinations and unmatched comfort. The model will be available sometime in early 2009–we’ll be sure to update here with pricing and release date information when the specs become available to us, so be sure to check back! Via Chajinyoung.

Jordan Brand kicks off the Air Jordan Force Fusion VI (6) with this girls model from the “First Love” series. Featured is a combination of a solid black upper  with bright pink accents and midsole. One of the key details that distinguishes this girls fusion model from the mens collection is that the midsole doesn’t sport a visible air unit, found on both styles of the Air Jordan Force Fusion VI. Other notables include a graphic at the heel and contrasting stitching on the laces. Now available at Extra Butter.

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Aside from being the son of Michael Jordan, Marcus Jordan is also known for his payer exclusive models and love of sneakers. This Nike Air Force 1 was customized by Diversitile for Marcus as a present. The “MJ2″ Air Force 1 is made up of  a color scheme consisting of bronze, purple and black with different textures including an air brushed hardwood back panel and patent leather on the toe. Other highlights include a two tone effect at the front of the shoe with MJ written in bronze.  Bronze is also found on Jumpman logo on the hardwood along with Marcus’ signature number, 5. Furthermore the sneakers are packaged in a clear box.
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