Nike Zoom Kobe VI ‘Del Sol’ Black/Dark Grey-White 429659-002

"Del Sol" Nike Zoom Kobe 6 (VI) Teaser Black Gold Basketball Shoes

The size and shape of the last three Nike Zoom Kobe signature sneakers have been quite similar, so is the Nike Zoom Kobe 6 the most unique of the bunch? We’ve never seen a performance basketball shoe go for such an aggressive faux-snakeskin look, and while some have featured hits of the reptillian material for accents, none have gone the Zoom Kobe 6 route and embedded Flywire. Here’s a crisp new look at a colorway we’ve seen for several years now, the black-based and grey-accented ‘Del Sol’ palette that’s named for its signature shade of yellow.

Style: 429659-002
Color: Black/Dark Grey-White-Del Sol

Nike Air Max Hyperfly vs Nike Zoom Hyperfuse

Nike provided some of its brand members with two new basketball sneakers for the 2010 NBA playoffs. Players such as Deron Williams, Rajon Rondo and Brandon Roy have worn the Nike Hyperfuse, while players such as the Caron Butler and Mo Williams have been spotted in the Nike Air Max Hyperfly. Seeing that both debuted in the 2010 NBA playoffs, which one interests you the most?

The Nike Air Max Hyperfly continues in the lineage of Nike’s basketball sneakers that feature flywire technology, while the Hyperfuse goes for a breathable synthetic and mesh base. Both sneakers seem to be great performance sneaker and player-friendly. In last nights’ games, Butler wore a white/blue Nike Air Max Hyperfly, while Roy laced up a Nike Zoom Hyperfuse. Which sneaker catches your attention the most?

**Note**: Participate in our newly-designed Footwear Faceoff voting poll below and choose whose basketball sneakers you liked more.

Air Max Hyperfly "Brandon Roy" PE

Air Max Hyperfly "Paul Pierce" PE

Zoom Hyperfuse - Rajon Rondo Green Black

Zoom Hyperfuse KD Creamsicle PE