Earlier this week, we previewed the “McFly” Nike Hypermax. In that preview, most sneakerheads could have made out what appeared to be a “Tennis Ball” Nike Hypermax alongside the McFly colorway. We now have a detailed picture of the Tennis Ball Nike Hypermax to share. This colorway features a tennis ball colored upper accented by a white swoosh and white midsole. Nike has even gone to the extent of coating the entire upper in a felt material reminiscent of an actual tennis ball. Another key aspect of this pair is the lack of flywire technology. There is currently no release information regarding the Tennis Ball Nike Hypermax, so be sure to stay tuned for updates.

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The Nike Hypermax is Nike Basketball’s ‘09 evolution of the infamous Hyperdunk. The H’Max caught inspiration from Marty McFly’s futuristic Nike Air Mag electronic sneakers in the “Back To the Future” flicks. The model’s grey/powder blue/hot pink scheme matches the Mag’s colorway. The Hypermax features a nylon upper and Air Max cushioning for added comfort. There’s no word as to when these will release, but we’ll update when more information surfaces!

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We have seen a plethora of player exclusive colorways of the Nike Hypermax including pairs made for Jermaine O’Neal, Carlos Boozer, and Pau Gasol, and now we have our first look at David West’s Nike Hypermax Player Exclusive (PE). This pair features a black upper accented by a purple midsole, teal flywire, purple inner lining, a teal swoosh, and teal laces. The toebox on this pair is decked out in black patent leather while black suede is seen on the heel. Another key feature of this sneaker is David West’s logo on the rear which reads”DWEST.” The Nike Hypermax – David West Player Exclusive (PE) should be available at your local Nike retailers in the coming weeks.

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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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Now that the Nike Hyperdunk has released in all its scheduled colorways, it is almost time for the Nike Hypermax to make its debut. The Nike Hypermax is essentially made for the forward and center positions on the court due to its high top and rugged construction. This particular colorway draws inspiration from a past Nike advertisement which can be found on the insole, and reads “So Technologically Advanced You Won’t Understand It.” The Nike Hypermax utilizes flywire technology as well as a clear air bubble in the sole to provide a comfortable fit while not sacrificing stability or style. The Nike Hypermax – Grey/Black-Yellow is now available at select Nike Basketball retailers for $130.

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The Nike Hypermax is the latest Flywire foray from the Nike Basketball camp. The Hypermax is augmented in the cushioning department by a full-length Air Max sole unit. Combine that with a sturdy ankle strap, reinforced ankle collar, and Flywire cointainment technology, and the Hypermax seems perfectly suited for even the most tenacious lane violators. The shoe will hit in a bevy of team colorways, including the white/orange color scheme pictured above and after the jump. The Nike Hypermax will release later this year; we’ll keep you updated as details and pricing information surfaces. Via NT.

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The Nike Hypermax was seen in a couple of Nike Basketball catalogs a while back and we now have a detailed look at what the newest basketball sneaker from Nike will have to offer. Featuring flywire technology most famous for its appearance on the Nike Hyperdunk, this pair will definitely prove to be a stylish, yet comfortable sneaker. The Nike Hypermax has a high-top cut and includes a full length Nike Air bubble in the sole for added comfort. A key characteristic of this model that we haven’t seen much of from Nike is the use of a futuristic design that functions well on the courts as well. The colorway shown above is only a sample colorway and will most likely be altered before releasing later this year. The Nike Hypermax is set to release in Summer of 2009.

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