Have you forgotten about the Hyperdunk seeing that the Hyperize and Hypermax have been pushed to the forefront of Nike basketball? The Hyperdunk is not gone just yet. Matter of fact, it will never leave. Recently, photos of a low-cut Hyperdunk hit the web to many people’s surprise.

It simply features the same design as the original Hyperdunk, yet it possesses a lower cut a la Kobe IV. However, this is not the first Hyperdunk Low we have shown you. If you recall, we showed you the Nike Hyperdunk Low “Marty McFly” this past summer; many of you expressed a great amount of interest in it. With that said, what are your thoughts about this black/red-white pair? Better yet, what are your thoughts about the silhouette as a whole? Look for the Hyperdunk low to hit retailers in 2010. Click here to view additional photos.

The comment section was filled with both positive and negative remarks on the Nike Zoom Kobe V “Chaos” we showed you a couple of days ago. That is very understandable seeing that the chaotic color scheme it possesses does not suit everyone. However, check out the detailed photos of the Nike Zoom Kobe V ‘Away’ colorway.

Whether the Kobe V is an upgrade from the Kobe IV is for you to decide, yet, one cannot argue that this is definitely a highly-detailed basketball sneaker. It obviously possesses the well-recognized Lakers color scheme, but its texture makeup and design set this shoe apart from many. Its most distinctive feature lies on the side panels where a covered flywire design appears. It also owns a new, shiny, scale-like material throughout the midfoot and toe area. Other distinctive features include Kobe’s number 24 at the front of the sole and a mesh-like pattern located on the collar area. What are your thoughts on the Nike Zoom Kobe V ‘Away’? Click here to view detailed photos and express your thoughts.

Next in line to release from the deep Nike Air Max LeBron VII line is the “Cleveland Cavaliers” colorway, which features the team’s navy blue and gold colors. Seen here is Jason Petrie, the lead designer of the VII, talking about specific details on this colorway, as well as sharing some color and design elements many of us initially overlooked.

In regards to Nike Basketball, the Hyperize and the Hypermax have been soaking up all of the attention dating back to this summer. However, since the season began, we have seen a couple of players wearing the Nike Air Max Rise.

This particular silhouette possesses a few characteristics from some of Nike’s previous sneakers. For example, the side panels is very similar to the Hyperize, while the midsole is very reminiscent to the Huarache 2K4. Recently, we spotted players such as Brandon Roy and OJ Mayo sporting the Nike Air Max Rise. What are your thoughts on this sneaker? Click here to view detailed photos.

The Zoom Hustle is Nike’s simple basketball sneaker for the season, possessing Zoom cushioning and a two- or three-color upper in all of its colorways. We got a look at this particular colorway, along with a group of a few more, not to long ago, and now we have detailed photos.

It’s hard to mess up a basketball sneaker with a black, red and white color palette, and that holds true here, as these maintain a clean look fit for any high school hooper through NBA starter, and everything in between. The uppers are done with a white base, with black used on the tongue, liner and along the laces. Red leather is used to actually wrap the midsole, while a black and red Swoosh finishes the design.

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With all the hype behind the Air Max LeBron VII and the Team Bank editions of the Zoom Soldier III and Zoom Kobe IV, the Nike Blue Chip II has gone overlooked. But for this upcoming season, Miami Heat Jermaine O’Neal and Washington Wizard Caron Butler will be sporting their own PEs.

Caron’s uses a mix of black and white leather, while blue is used as an accent along the midsole and also on the laces and Swoosh, which uses the Wizards’ gold for an outline. Jermaine’s BCII gets bright red patent leather around the bottom, with black leather near the laces. A white Swoosh and midsole accent complete the Heat colorway.

Click here to check out both players’ PEs in detail and keep an eye on Kicks On Court to see these in action.

Although our Kicks On Court just began a week ago, we have seen a plethora of Nike Hyperize colorways. Due to injury, the Hyperize Pau Gasol PE is one that we have not seen yet due to injury. Yet, it is now availble at select retailers such as Kix-Files.

This sneaker features a multiple hints of purple and gold to coincide with the Los Angeles Lakers color scheme. The flywire design, tongue and outsole are done up in purple, while the swoosh, shoelaces come in gold. This sneaker will more than likely be the ‘Home’ version seeing that it possesses a predominance of white leather. As stated earlier, this sneaker is now available at Kix Files. Click here to view additional photos.