Amid all the Player Exclusives hysteria of recent months, two of our more popular ones have recently made their way to the shelves of House of Hoops locations nationwide. Although David West’s New Orleans Hornets and Aaron Brooks’ Houston Rockets were unable to make it to the playoffs in the loaded Western Conference of the NBA, their Nike Player Exclusives- the Air Max Hyperize and Hyperdunk low, respectively- have been a hit with our readers and could very well be off the shelves before you get your shot. So act fast, and let us know if you prefer the low-top basketball sneaker design to the high-top cut or vice-versa.

In the middle of March we brought you a look at the “home” pair of Nike Hyperdunk low Aaron Brooks Player Exclusives. With the low-top basketball sneaker being a bigger and bigger hit among professional athletes, Aaron Brooks is just one more fan. While these are understandably harder to get a hold of than your run-of-the-mill general Nike release, limited pairs of it have actually gone on sale from the Nike basketball store in Hong Kong. Work those connects, people. This could be your only chance. For now, enjoy these new, high-quality images of one of the cleaner Nike Hyperdunk low PEs we’ve seen to date.

Just last week we brought you a look at both home and away versions of Steve Nash’s Nike Hyperdunk low “Trash Talk” PEs to a somewhat favorable response. While many of you may or may not have tried out the Nike Hyperdunk lows before, there was some fear that these would probably not be made available to the general public. Luckily, it seems as though that fear has been addressed. Both the home and away versions of Steve Nash’s “Trash Talk” Nike Hyperdunk low PEs have been made available for purchase from House of Hoops locations nationwide. So check-in with the closest House of Hoops to you to see if you can scoop these up ASAP.

There is no debating that low-top basketball sneakers are beginning to make more of an impact in the NBA, thanks in large part to enthusiasts such as Gilbert Arenas, Kobe Bryant, and Steve Nash. Throughout the year, we’ve seen Steve Nash rock both home and away pairs of his beloved Nike Cradle Rock low. However, the Nike crew has also designed two pairs of the Hyperdunk low for the sensational point guard from our neighbor to the north. Pictured here is that Nike Hyperdunk low PE in an away color scheme that comes enveloped in black, while purple can be seen on the Nike swoosh outline and grey on the ankle lining. The home colorway comes with black on the ankle lining and sole, while the upper comes in white with a Nike swoosh outlined in purple. Check out pictures of these PEs here, as we could very well see Nash do his thing in these during some playoff games.

The Nike Hyperdunk Low is becoming quite a popular sneaker for NBA stars and park ballers alike, simply due to its lightweight and clean design. This Hyperdunk low hosts a blue upper with white accents seen on the midsole, swoosh, outsole, flywire, tongue tag, and rear. In addition, this pair also appears to host a light grey speckle on the midsole which nicely contrasts the overall cleanliness of the upper. The blue/white Nike Hyperdunk Low is now available at selected retailers overseas, but there is currently no word on a future stateside release.

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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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