As the first round of the 2011 NBA Playoffs come to a close, we have, and will continue to see superb sneakers on the NBA hardwoods. This past week, we spotted Amar’e Stoudemire wearing a never-before-seen Nike Zoom Huarache Trainer PE, and saw Ty Lawson wearing a new NikeiD creation. Additionally, LaMarcus Aldridge wore a PE created by Nike and the St. Mary?s Home For Boys, while Derrick Rose switched back to his signature model. Lastly, we have a rare sighting of Nate Robinson in a classic Air Jordan retro. View today’s Kicks On Court Weekly Recap – Fab Five.
Finally! Amar’e Stoudemire has frustrated many sneaker enthusiasts this season by wearing the same Nike Zoom Huarache Trainer throughout the entire year. However, he waited until the last game of the season to rock this new, never-before-seen Nike Zoom Huarache Trainer. Is this pair better than the one he usually rocks?
A ton of NBA players have rocked some very intriguing NikeiD creations this year. Ty Lawson laced up one of the better NikeiD Zoom Flight Five colorways in game 4 of the Denver Nuggets vs Oklahoma City Thunder series.
Last season, LaMarcus Aldridge laced rocked an all-red Nike Air Max Hyperdunk that was created by the St. Mary?s Home For Boys. This year, the aforementioned organization teamed with Nike on this silver/red version of the Nike Air Max Hyperdunk 2010.
Derrick Rose and the Chicago Bulls closed out the Indiana Pacers earlier this week. Although Derrick Rose has been wearing the adidas adiZero Crazy Light throughout the first round games, he switched to the adidas adiZero Rose 1.5, his signature, for the fifth and final game. We’d rather see him in his signature anyway.
Nate Robinson has been a staple in our Kicks On Court for years, so it’s tough not seeing him get minutes with the Thunder. Yet, we spotted a rare sighting of him wearing the “French Blue” Air Jordan 12 on the Thunder bench.
