The Nike Hypermax NFW “Tennis Ball” trio has just been released online at NikeStore for the retail price of $130. The Neon Yellow colorway has sold out but both the Varsity Royal and Comet Red colorups are still available from sizes 7.5-15.
As soon as we posted the Tennis Ball Hypermaxs many of your started asking about if the “McFly” Nike Hypermax would make its way to the US as well. We regret to inform you that we have recevied word from a few credible sources that the “McFly” Nike Hypermax has been cancelled and will not release to the US.
While no official word has been released by either Nike or Universal Studios, what we have heard is that the movie studio was not fond of the shoes likeness to their character’s sneakers worn in Back to the Future II. Some may recall that the “McFly” Nike Hyperdunk was an official collaboration between Universal and Nike, but apparently the Hypermax and Hyperdunk low were unofficial inspirations.
One can only hope that this rumored dispute does not get in the way of the Marty McFly’s releasing in their true form. 2015 is only a few years away!
UPDATE: There are a few sizes left of the McFly Hypermax on eBay.
Dropping first overseas many heads were concerned that the “Tennis Ball” Nike Hypermax’s would be unattainable except at a high price. Thankfully, this colorway of the Nike Hypermax will make their way to the US at select retailers at the end of this month for a more affordable price of $130. Beantown sneaker fans can count on Concepts for their fix this weekend when they go on sale at their Brattle Street location August 22nd.
Now if only we could get Nike to bring out the McFly Hypermax’s…
Just a couple days ago we posted a few upcoming team colorways of the Nike Hyperize, but it looks like Nike is looking out for the big men as well. The Nike Hypermax offers all of the great features that the Hyperize brings to the court with an extra full length Max Air cushioning unit and ankle strap for even more support.
Six new colorways of the Nike Hypermax Team Bank were just added to Nike Store for $130.
 Although there is an extensive amount of hoopla around the Nike Hyperize (see the Hyperizers in action), more and more Hypermax colorways continue to surface. That said, this Nike Hypermax White/Varsity Red is now available at select retailers.
It features is a mostly white leather base with multiple varsity red accents throughout the base. For example, the flywire side panels, ankle strap, shoelaces and midsole are all colored in varsity red. In addition, the heel panel possesses a grey, unique geometric pattern that contrast nicely with the main color scheme. Available now at select retailers for $130. |
 Yesterday, we showed you the glow-in-the-dark Nike Hypermax “McFly” photos, and many of you were inspired even more to purchase this shoe when it drops. Today, we cut the lights on and give you additional detailed photos the Hypermax “McFly”.
Similar to the Nike Hyperdunk “McFly”, this sneaker features the colorway inspirations of the Air Mag. However, it also possesses hot pink accents on the inner lining and the visible Air sole unit. Other features include a multi-colored Nike insole and a speckled midsole. Is this particular sneaker better than the Marty McFly Hyperdunk. Obviously, the aforementioned Hyperdunk “McFly” was an instant classic. Would you consider the Hypermax “McFly” a classic as well? |
 It’s no secret that the Hypermax in the Tennis Ball makeups and the McFly colorway are on everyone’s radar right now. These No Flywire (NFW) versions have been floating around the web for a bit, all the while creating quite the buzz.
The Nike Hypermax McFly is possibly an instant classic, as the colorway alone has a cult following. One thing that we haven’t seen good photos of is the glow in the dark features. The Swoosh, and portions of the outsole are treated with the popular makeup. We’ll have info on availability soon. Click here to let us know what you think of these kicks. |
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