A SHOW CALLED KICKS.

LEBRON JAMES DEBUTS LEBRON X

While we already knew what the LeBron X looks like, the shoe had not yet been officially debuted until Sunday, when the reigning MVP marched onto the court for what would mark his second gold medal wearing a U.S. flag-themed version of the sneaker. No news yet as to whether this will be the model we see hit stores when the shoes drop, but we can certainly count on this being one of the more coveted to start. The Zoom Max cushioning and Hyperfuse construction will make for Olympian performance, as well. More info on the LeBron X here as it arises. 

(Source: nikeinc.com)

LI-NING BD DOOM “PLAYOFF” CUSTOM

While the talk of the town might have been Amar’e vs. the fire extinguisher, Baron Davis made sneaker fans’ headlines as well when he rocked a pair of custom Li-Ning BD Dooms in Game 2 of the Knicks vs. Heat series. Big Doves is a custom shoe designer that captures perfectly the roots of customizing with an airbrushed “Knickstape” tag on the side of a shoe that features an orange, black, and white Baron Davis logo on the tongue.

Davis has been doing well in this series in Jeremy Lin’s absence, and despite the Knicks’ struggles, the point guard from LA has proven that he still has what it takes to compete on the opposite coast amongst the highly critical NY fan base. 

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NIKE ZOOM HYPERDUNK 2011 SUPREME BLAKE GRIFFIN PE

So you thought the “Galaxy” hype was over? Well not if Blake Griffin has anything to say about it. The Player Edition Nike Zoom Hyperdunk 2011 Supreme debuted on the court by Griffin in the 2012 All-Star Game proves that there are still a few ways that Nike can work its immensely hyped theme into its equally hyped models alongside the names of the NBA’s biggest players. The intergalactic upper, star-speckled midsole, and far-out logo set this pair off, which will be available shortly.

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NIKE ZOOM HYPERDUNK 2011 LOW JEREMY LIN PE

While already signed for a sneaker deal, Jeremy Lin hadn’t actually gotten a shoe to call his own until now. This year in the midst of the Linsanity, Nike releases official photos of the Asian American NBA star from Harvard’s first player exclusives. The Nike Zoom Hyperdunk 2011 Low Jeremy Lin PE will feature a Knicks-themed colorway with a “J.L. Sophomore” tongue patch and graphics on the insole.

(Source: nicekicks.com)