Kicks On Court: Hyperfuse or Air Max Fly By?

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During the 2010 NBA Finals, Rajon Rondo caught the attention of many by rocking his all-green Nike Zoom Hyperfuse PEs. Although Kobe Bryant and Rasheed Wallace sported nice sneakers in the Finals, Rondo undoubtedly stole the show and unofficially became the lead endorser of this futuristic Nike Basketball model. Likewise, rookie sensation Blake Griffin has garnered a lot of attention for the newly-designed Nike Air Max Fly By, a sneaker that looks exactly like the aforementioned Hyperfuse yet possesses a Max Air heel unit.

Which Nike Basketball model interests you the most: the Nike Zoom Hyperfuse or the Nike Air Max Fly By? Both sneakers possess Fuse technology by way of the mesh-like, perforated sections on the side panels and toe area. Yet, as stated earlier, the Fly By features a heel unit and an ankle strap for better support. Our Kicks On Court has spotted more NBA big men rocking the Air Max Fly By thanks to the heel unit, while the Nike Zoom Hyperfuse is a preferred shoe for most guards. Let us know which Nike Basketball model interests you the most in the comment section below. Also, view more kicks worn by Jason Kidd, Kobe Bryant, Gerald Wallace, Ray Allen and others.

Blake Griffin shooting in the Nike Air Max Fly By

Blake Griffin wearing the Nike Air Max Fly By

Blake Griffin handling the rock in the Nike Air Max Fly By

Rajon Rondo looking for a teammate in the Nike Zoom Hyperfuse

Rajon Rondo in the Nike Zoom Hyperfuse

Stephen Jackson shooting in the Jordan Take Flight

Kobe Bryant practicing before the game in the "Concord" Nike Zoom Kobe VI

Jason Terry shooting in the Reebok Zig Slash

Rashard Lewis in the Nike Hyperdunk 2010 and Carmelo Anthony posting up in the Jordan Melo M7

JJ Hickson (right) in the "Cranberry" Nike 1/2 Cent

Dominic McGuire wearing the "Space Jam" Air Jordan 11

John Wall shooting in the Reebok Zig Slash