Upon seeing the preliminary photos, many of you stated that the black/cement grey Jordan Spizike was one of the best Spizike colorways yet. Now, check out detailed photos of the Jordan Spizike Black/Cement Grey.

Are you the type to wear every pair of sneakers you obtain or do you store boxes on top of boxes only to bring them out years after the actual release? Check out our latest Sneaker Synopsis titled Death of Deatstock.

We have seen a plethora of Nike Hyperize colorways throughout our Kicks On Court. Does Houston Rockets forward Trevor Ariza own the best PE?

Following the detailed photos of the Nike Air Max LeBron VII “Red Carpet”, we now have shots of a new Nike Air Max LeBron VII colorway.

Also, check out detailed photos of the Nike Zoom Kobe V “Chaos”.

Allen Iverson continues to hop from team to team in the last stages of his career. Should he keep looking for work in the NBA or is retirement lurking? Check out Why Retirement May Not Be Allen Iverson’s Answer.

As if we (more so Wale) haven’t teased you enough already! View additional photos of the Nike Air Foamposite One “Copper”.

Earlier this week, we showcased one of the infamous Nike Basketball retros in the form of the Nike Zoom Uptempo V. If you recall, players such as Jason Kidd made this sneaker popular. In addition, check out today’s Kicks On Court in which showcases yet another Nike retro basketball sneaker that was made popular by the aforementioned player among others.

In a losing effort against the Los Angeles Clippers, Denver Nuggets power forward Kenyon Martin laced up the infamous gold Nike Air Flightposite. This particular Flightposite colorway originally released in 1999, yet it retroed in 2008. In addition to Jason Kidd, players such as Kevin Garnett, Penny Hardaway and Tim Duncan wore this sneaker. Click here to view the gold Flightposite plus other kicks worn by LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Baron Davis and others.

This year, the majority of the Jordan Brand NBA players have graced the hardwood wearing the Air Jordan 16.5 (see our Air Jordan 16.5 Performance Review) and the Jordan Hallowed Ground. However, check out today’s Kicks On Court to see Antonio McDyess, a non-Jordan Brand member, sporting a Jordan sneaker we never thought we’d see on the court.

In a losing effort against the Utah Jazz, San Antonio Spurs power forward Antonio McDyess laced up a newly-designed silhouette in the form of the Jordan Flipsyde. Its color scheme is obviously inspired by the Taxi Air Jordan 12. The Flipsyde is a sneaker we never thought we’d see on the hardwood seeing that it possesses a peculiar, outdoor type of feel to it. What are your thoughts on the Jordan Flipsyde model? Click here to view the Flipsyde plus other kicks worn by Tim Duncan, Kobe Bryant, Steve Nash and others.

Nike Basketball has been represented throughout our Kicks On Court in the form of the ever-so-popular Hyperize and Hypermax. We have also spotted some classic retros; however, last night, San Antonio Spurs guard Keith Bogans sported a Nike hybrid in which many of you undoubtedly love.

In a losing effort against the Dallas Mavericks, Keith Bogans laced up the silver colorway of the Nike 1/2 Cent. This comes as perfect timing seeing that the silver 1/2 Cents just released at select retailers on November 10th, 2009. It is safe to say this is the only thing flashy about a Spurs basketball game in a very long time. Is this the best sneaker seen in our Kicks On Court so far? Click here to view the silver 1/2 Cent plus more kicks worn by LeBron James, Joe Johnson, Dwyane Wade and others.

The run is on! With the Nike Zoom Kobe V on the horizon, NikeStore.com has made the IVs available online in the Gradient “Home” and “Away” colorways. If you recall, we just got word that these were hitting House of Hoops last week, but now everyone has a chance at grabbing a pair. Currently a full-size run is available, but move quick and grab yourself a pair before Kobe fans get them all.

Of the two production-ready colorways of the Zoom Kobe V we’ve seen thus far, the black and purple “Away” make-up is without a doubt the more subtle look. The “Chaos,” which we got a very detailed look at yesterday, was originally hated by many for its wild colors, but a portion of those same readers had their opinion swayed by the high quality photos. Will these photos give the same result?

We get a great look at the shiny purple reptile print that covers the toe area and Swoosh. The same print is also used in black for the tongue and very tip of the toe. The laces are two-color with black and yellow, somewhat similar to those we saw on the Zoom Kobe IV “Carpe Diem.” We get a great look at the matte finish of the toe and Flywire mid-panel, which contrasts against the shiny finish used elsewhere on the shoe.

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This year, Nike’s latest basketball models, such as the Hyperize, and the Hypermax, have overshadowed the classic retros. Specifically, we have really only seen one classic retro in the form of Delonte West’s Nike Air Max2 CB94. However, throughout our Kicks On Court this year, we have spotted two players sporting a classic Nike retor in PE colorways.

New Jersey Nets small forward Chris Douglas-Roberts and Oklahoma City Thunder starting point guard Russell Westbrook have both worn the Nike Zoom Uptempo V this year. Westbrook’s PE features a mainly black base with orange and blue accents, while Douglas-Roberts’s PE possesses a white/blue-red color scheme. Both colorways are very nice; however, which PE interests you the most? Click here to voice your opinion and look at other sneakers worn by LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Dwyane Wade and others.