The Nike Zoom Phenom has recently been spotted on the feet of many Nike Basketball sponsored athletes. The Zoom Phenom is modeled after Dennis Rodman’s Shake N’ Destrukt and Chris Webber’s Air Max Sensation. The Shake N’ Destrukt’s midsole, sole unit, and patent trim is applied to this model while the rest of the sneaker comes from the Air Max Sensation. The Nike Zoom Phenom is now available in six different colorways. Four of the six pairs are inspired by Nike Basketball Athletes including Brandon Roy, Rudy Gay, and Deron Williams. These four pairs have a retail price of $91.99, while the remaining two colorways are being sold for $87.99.

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Many Nike Air Penny II (2) colorways have released over the past few months and the newest one to come out is this colorway inspired by the Miami Heat. As many may remember, Anfernee “Penny” Hardaway played with the Miami Heat in his final season in the NBA and this colorway obviously takes inspiration from the Heat’s black and red color combo. Featuring a black base with red and white accents, this pair yields a nice and clean colorway. The Nike Air Penny II (2) retains its original shape and lace size to give it that classic feel. Expect for this Miami colorway to hit Nike Basketball retailers soon. Via Vault.

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The Nike Zoom Lebron VI has been featured in a plethora of colorways recently. Some love the concept of releasing a great amount of Lebron’s newest sneaker while others despise of the idea. Whatever the case may be, we are now seeing a picture of a ZLVI that is rumored to be inspired by the taxi cabs in New York. You may remember that a couple months ago, the Nike Zoom Lebron VI (6) – Big Apple was released which was also inspired by the Big City. Though this pair features an extremely different colorway than the Big Apple colorway, they both are inspired by integral aspects of New York. Aside from the typical taxi cab colorway of black and yellow, this pair also features a silver swoosh and a grey outsole. No word on a release date as of yet, but be sure to stay tuned for updates. Via NT.

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A couple of weeks ago, we previewed the Nike Zoom Kobe IV (4) Chaos, Kobe Bryant’s fourth signature installment and latest high-performance entrant to hit the market from the oft-inventive Nike Basketball camp. The “Joker” IV (4) commemorates Heath Ledger’s legendary performance in the latest Batman movie. The model is augmented by the Swoosh’s innovative Flywire containment technology along the upper, dependable Zoom Air cushioning in the heel, and rather unproductive Lunar Foam (Hey, let’s be honest here; the moon platform bottoms out after just a few wears.) up front. Apparently, these are limited to 240 pairs worldwide, so act fast to ensure you get your pair! Via Kix-Files.

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With a prominent Swoosh and forefoot support piece, the Nike Zoom LeBron VI Low is the latest high-performance entrant from Nike Basketball’s signature division. The model is defined by a single line of stitching that runs between the reinforced upper and chunky midsole. Cushioning is provided via a full-length Zoom Air bag that’s double stacked in the heel for added impact protection and comfort. This white/black/red pair, along with several other unique ‘Bron inspired color schemes are expected to hit sometime in July. Via NikeTalk.

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Targeted at uber-quick guards who prefer a light, stable shoe, the Nike Zoom MVP X Supreme is the latest shoe to release from the Nike Basketball camp. The brand is crafting special versions for specific players and teams, and this neutral grey/ orange blaze pair will be sported by Phoenix’s perennial All-Star Steve Nash. The MVP X is augmented by Zoom Air cushioning and a rubberized translucent outsole that’s accented by an awesome “flame” pattern. The model’s sockliner features the phrase “I’ve Got Monstrous Game” in playful, big-block letters. Up top, the shoe is comprised of premium leather, multilayered ballistic mesh, and 3M. Oh, and what are your thoughts regarding the “mouth” on the heel collar–too sweet or too over the top? The Nike Zoom MVP x Supreme – Phoenix Suns is available worlldwide at most Nike Hoops retailers. Via Kix-Files.

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Manufactured in 2004, the Nike Air Zoom LeBron II was built for a king, as the shoe featured a beefy ankle strap, Zoom cushioning, and a smooth ride. (For an in-depth look at LeBron’s line, click here.) Nike Basketball celebrated James’ tender relationship with his mother, Gloria, by manufacturing forty pairs of the Zoom II in a soothing white/pink color scheme. These shoes are a men’s size 8 . Click here to bid for the LeBron II sample on eBay.

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