Nike Basketball’s latest high-profile performance model, the Nike Hyperize, is available now at Eastbay in the “White Men Can’t Jump Pack.” The white patent/clear/chartreuse/teal/black pair is dedicated to legendary white boy, Billy Hoyle (Woody Harrelson), while the black/red/powder blue/white style is tied to Los Angeles native Sidney Deane (Wesley Snipes). Both shoes feature Flywire across the midfoot, Zoom Air in the heel, and Lunar Foam in the forefoot. The Nike Hyperize “White Man Can’t Jump” Pack is available now at Eastbay for $125 each.

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This pair of Nike Hyperize is inspired by Macpherson Stadium in Hong Kong, which has been hosting first division basketball games indoors since 1953. The bulk of the upper is in black and white, inspired by the look of the stadium and a nearby building. The side panel also features flywires in red, green, yellow, blue, and orange, which represents the colors of the seats and handrails inside Macpherson stadium. The Nike Hyperize AP City Pack – Hong Kong Macpherson Stadium is an Asia exclusive.

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The Nike Hyperize has been dubbed as the Hyperdunk 2.0 due to the plethora of similarities between Nike’s top two guard-oriented basketball products. We have seen numerous previews of upcoming colorways of the Hyperize, and we now have a complete look at the City Pack, which is composed of five sneakers. The first pair (China) hosts a white upper with silver accents, while the second style (Gold Medal) yields a white base with gold accents. The Taiwan inspired pair features a white upper with blue accents, and the Hong Kong inspired Hyperize hosts a black upper with white accents. The final pair from this pack is inspired by the Philippines, and yields a blue upper with yellow and red accents. The Nike Hyperize “City Pack” will release, in limited quantities, in Fall ‘09.

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With the Nike Hypermax already released in a couple styles, we now have our first look at a new colorway of its guard-oriented counterpart, the Nike Hyperize. This pair of the Hyperize features a white upper accented by a metallic silver grid pattern on the side panels, a grey mid-sole, white grid out-sole, and grey laces. Overall, this sneaker yields a bright and fresh new colorway that is definitely worth purchasing to play in this summer season. Unfortunately, there is no definitive release information regarding this Nike Hyperize, so be sure to stay tuned for updates.

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Earlier today, we saw a new colorway of the Nike Hypermax, and we now have a look at a new style of the Hyperize. This pair features a white upper with red accents seen on the sole and tongue, while black accents are seen via the midpanel, heel, and laces. Another interesting aspect of this sneaker is the tongue which has “CB4″ written on it signifying that this pair is a Chris Bosh Player Exclusive, but be aware that the retail version of this Hyperize is not expected to have the logo on the tongue. The Nike Hyperize – White/Black/Red is expected to be available in December 2009 at selected Nike retailers. Via Footlocker.

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The Nike Hyperize is essentially the follow-up sneaker to the hugely popular Nike Hyperdunk. Similar to the Hyperdunk, the Nike Hyperize hosts a lightweight design that comes in the form of a leather upper with flywire technology. This pair of the Hyperize yields a black patent leather upper with red accents seen on the sole, swoosh, and flywire with royal blue accents seen via the midsole, ankle, and flywire. The Nike Hyperize – Black/Red-Royal Blue is expected to be available for purchase in December 2009.

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Earlier today, we showcased the “big man” follow up to the Nike Hyperdunk, and we now present to you the Nike Hyperize which is essentially a guard’s sneaker. The Nike Hyperize will release in two new colorways during August and September. The August release features a black upper with sapphire and white accents while the September release hosts a toned down colorway of a white upper with black accents. The Nike Hyperize is quite technologically savvy with its zig-zag flywire upper, lunar foam midsole, and its flywire mid-foot support system. Please note that both pairs are only samples, and thus have the original development name “Hyperlite” on the ankle rather than the sneaker’s actual name,”Hyperize.”

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