Photos of the Nike Zoom Kobe VII (7) “Black History Month” have been popping up rather often in the last two days. Again we have another look at them and this time we see them on the foot of one lucky person. The colorway manages to stay very subtle despite
Nike Basketball’s “Black History Month” Pack includes the Nike Zoom KD IV, Nike Zoom Kobe VII (7), and the Nike LeBron 9. As you can see each shoe features the same black/grey-multi color colorway with the multi color portion being that of a textile pattern inspired by African art. All
Created by Dan Havel and Dean Ruck, “The Inversion House” is about as alternative [read: crazy] as street art gets. Imagine walking down the street in your well-manicured, well-lit neighborhood, where little kids are selling lemonade on the corners and pregnant mothers are walking their dachshunds, and seeing this interesting
Now that we have seen the Nike LeBron 9, Nike Zoom KD IV, and Nike Zoom Kobe VII (7) “Black History Month” releases from Nike it is safe to say they hit a home run this year. Like the Nike Zoom KD IV this “Black History Month” Nike LeBron 9
Today we gave you a look at the Nike Zoom Kobe VII (7) “Black History Month” and now we bring you a look at the highly anticipated Nike Zoom KD IV “Black History Month”. As you can see this Nike Zoom KD IV features a black and grey upper, black
Photos of the Nike Zoom Kobe VII (7) “Black History Month” popped up online yesterday and again today. As you can see this Nike Zoom Kobe VII (7) features a patterned upper and lining while black and grey make up the rest of the shoe. Replacing the Kobe logo on
Tonight we received a treat when Ray Allen came out of the locker room to face the Cleveland Cavaliers wearing this Air Jordan XIII (13) Retro in a black/green-white colorway. As you can see the upper consists of black leather, green suede, and a white bottom. Hopefully more images surface
