Aaron Brooks of the Houston Rockets is having a great season thus far, averaging almost 20 points and 5 assists per game, and Nike has decided to reward the point guard with his very own colorway of the Hyperdunk Low. This HD Low features the home colorway of the Houston Rockets, and thus yields a white upper with red accents seen on the midsole, laces, swoosh, tongue, and flywire. Just to make it obvious for whom this sneaker was created, Nike has also placed Brooks’ “AB #0″ logo on the rear of the sneaker. There is currently no information regarding a future release, but be sure to stay tuned for any updates.

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Back in late November of 2009, we previewed the “Snake Pool” Nike Hyperdunk Low, and we are now receiving word that the sneaker has just hit retailers stateside. This version of the Hyperdunk Low hosts a del sol upper with varsity purple accents seen on the flywire, midsole, tongue, swoosh, and rear. Overall, this pair features quite a bright and unique colorway that was originally debuted on the original Nike Hyperdunk after Kobe Bryant jumped over a pool of snakes for a Nike advertisement. The “Snake Pool” Nike Hyperdunk Low is now available for $90.

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We’ve already come across a couple of looks at the “cool grey” Nike Hyperdunk low. Now, we’re here with a look at what might appear to be that pair’s inverse. Pictured here is another Nike Hyperdunk low, this time in a predominantly white base with metallic silver accents. Moreover, this pair includes a grey speckled sole and transluscent sole. These are also expected to release in Spring, with an anticipated release month of April. Let us know which grey Nike Hyperdunk low you think looks better than the other after the jump, where you can also check out more pictures of this low-top Nike basketball sneaker.

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Before the end of last year, we came upon pictures of a Hyperdunk Low in cool grey/white. Nike has now announced that this pair will indeed be releasing as part of its Spring 2010 basketball collection. The upper is done in cool grey suede, while the front and rear parts of the sole are speckled white. Furthermore, the flywire technology can be easily spotted on the lateral side of the sneaker, but not on the medial side where there is grey perforated suede instead. Check out some new pictures of this low-top Nike basketball sneaker after the jump in anticipation of its release.

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As of late, we’ve seen the Nike Hyperdunk silhouette create somewhat of a buzz thanks to news regarding such things as the Hyperdunk 2010. We’ve also seen the silhouette worked in a low-top design for the Los Angeles Lakers’ Lamar Odom. Nike has since decided to also prepare a Nike Hyperdunk low for another huge NBA proponent of low-top sneakers: Steve Nash. Pictured here is a Phoenix Suns away colorway of the Nike Hyperdunk low with such touches as an orange speckled sole and Steve Nash’s signature logo on the heel. How do you think this pair matches up with Lamar Odom’s?

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Recently, we’ve caught glimpses of a Nike Zoom Flip’n designed for Deron Williams of the Utah Jazz and a Nike Hyperdunk low especially made for Lamar Odom to help his Los Angeles Lakers repeat as NBA champions. Well, those two Player Exclusives, along with Brandon Roy’s Nike Air Max Rise have all three begun to hit different House of Hoops locations in the U.S. So if any of these look particularly enticing to you and appeal to your inner baller, you can call-in to your nearest House of Hoops and see if they have received shipments of any or all of these Nike Player Exclusives.

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Slowly but surely, Nike have been busting out the new lowtop form of the Nike Hyperdunk. The Nike Hyperdunk Low comes in a dark grey/white colorway that is slated for an early 2010 release. This Hyperdunk Low uses a full dark grey nubuck upper, with white contrasting on the mesh tongue, laces, outsole, and splattered midsole. Metallic silver also makes an appearance on the back “NIKE” logo to match the swoosh outline, to make a nice clean pair of basketball shoes. Expect to see these at your local Nike Basketball retailer soon.

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