![]() 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. |

Kenyon Martin in the Nike Air Flightposite

Kenyon Martin fronting the post in the Nike Air Flightposite

Marvin Williams in the Nike Zoom Uptempo V

Kevin Durant in the Nike KD1

Gerald Wallace in the Air Jordan 16.5

Monta Ellis laying it up in the AND1 ME8

LeBron James and TJ Ford in the Nike Air Max LeBron VII and the Adidas TS Cut Creator, respectively

Brandon Roy in the Nike Air Max Rise

Baron Davis and the Carmelo Anthony in the Li-Ning BD1 and the Jordan Melo M6

Demar Derozan and Dwyane Wade in the Nike Zoom Kobe IV and the Jordan Hallowed Ground, respectively

Al Horford in the Nike Blue Chip II

Mike Miller in the Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier III

Nene wearing the Adidas Commander LT

Ricky Davis in the Jordan 6 Rings "Hall of Fame"

Russell Westbrook in the Nike Zoom Skyposite

LaMarcus Aldridge in the Nike Hyperize

J.R. Smith in the Nike Zoom Kobe IV

Elton Brand shooting in the Converse EB2

Josh Smith in the Adidas TS Commander LT

OJ Mayo and Andre Iguodala in the Nike Air Max Rise and the Nike Hyperize, respectively

Brandon Jennings laying it up in the Under Armour Prototype

Stephen Curry shooting in the Nike Hyperdunk ID

Kevin Garnett and Rashard Lewis in the Adidas TS Commander LT and the Nike Hyperize, respectively

Ray Allen in the Jordan Element
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