The Nike Air Max Destiny is another addition to the Nike Basketball line up in the coming months and onto the next year.

This sneaker is inspired by the Nike Air Max Hyperize that was released a couple years ago. The upper is made up of premium leather and Flywire. The shoe is supported by a TPU heel cup, phylon midsole and a visible 180 air unit.

Watch out for these as they drop in the US, but for now, they are available overseas at Kix-Files.

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Last Spring we brought you a look at both a “home” and an “away” PE Nike Air Max Hyperize designed for the Los Angeles Lakers big man Pau Gasol. Today we bring you a look at a “home” Nike Hyperdunk 2010 also designed for Gasol with a white base, few yellow accents, and even a sort of gradient purple along the ankle area. Let us know what you think of the execution on this LA-inspired colorway after the jump.

Last Spring we saw an away Nike Air Max Hyperize PE designed for Zach Randolph of the Memphis Grizzlies. This season, Nike adds to his collection of PEs with this away colorway of the Nike Air Max Hyped. The primary, base colors are two different shades of Memphis Grizzlies blue, with yellow accents throughout. How do you think Nike did with Zach Randolph’s Nike PE this time around?

Earlier, in May of this year, a David West Nike Air Max Hyperize PE was made available for purchase at House of Hoops locations around the nation. Many sneaker fans love David West PEs because of the New Orleans Hornets team colors, and this time around is no different. Pictured here is a “home” David West PE of the Nike Air Max Hyped in a white base with Hornets blue and purple accents throughout. Certain aspects of this shoe such as the ankle collar and heel will remind many of the Air Jordan II, but is this Nike Basketball silhouette better than that one?

Last month we showed you yet another look at a Nike Air Max Hyperize PE, this time for Zach Randolph of the Memphis Grizzlies. But we can now show you a colorway that will be much more attainable. Pictured here is a black/metallic silver Nike Air Max Hyperize that is part of the AIR ATTACK collection and is available for purchase now for the $145 retail price tag in adult sizes. Perhaps no other Nike basketball sneaker made as much noice this past NBA regular season than the Air Max Hyperize, and now is the itme to join the fan club by making it your basketball shoe of choice for summer time play.
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Word on the street is that the away Nike Air Max Hyperize Player Exclusives of both the Utah Jazz’s Carlos Boozer and Los Angeles Lakers’ Pau Gasol will be hitting House of Hoops nationwide this weekend. Therefore, don’t be surprised if these reach those shelves eventually as well. Pictured here is the Nike Air Max Hyperize Player Exclusive of the Memphis Grizzlies’ Zach Randolph. The white base hints at this pair being the home version, which together with the different shades of blue and yellow, looks so attractive. What do you think?

Last week we informed you that the white base Amare Stoudemire Nike Air Max Hyperize Player Exclusive would be releasing from House of Hoops locations nationwide. Now Nike keeps the ball rolling (pun intended) with two more Player Exclusive releases. This Saturday, House of Hoops locations will also be making the away colorways of Carlos Boozer’s and Pau Gasol’s Nike Air Max Hyperize Player Exclusives available for purchase. Nike has recently been making an unprecedented number of Player Exclusives available to the general public, which is awesome for die-hard fans who really want to represent, whether it be indoors at games or outdoors doing everyday activities. Plus, the colorways aren’t too shabby that only fans would want to pick them up. So check out pictures of both here in order to help you decide if you’ll be on the look-out for either or both of these come this weekend.
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