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nike air foamposite one galaxy technology consists of using a synthetic molded upper. The Nike Air Foamposite One, Nike Total Air Foamposite Max, Nike Air Foamposite Pro, and Nike Air 1/2 Cent use Nike Foamposite technology along with many other shoes. The Nike Air Foamposite One was the first shoe to use Nike Foamposite technology that later spawned a lighter weight evolution call Nike Flightposite.
The nike air foamposite one metallic red were the most expensive Nike basketball shoes when they debuted in 1997 with a price tag of $180. Back then the shoes were a signature shoe for Penny Hardaway but were worn also by Mike Bibby while he played at Arizona. Though more than a decade since the Nike Foamposites first release, the Foamposites are still a retro hit.
nike air foamposite one The Second Round of the 2012 NBA Playoffs is mid-way through and we’ve already seen an impressive library of sneakers from the games biggest stars and even the lesser-known sneakerhead ballers. The two names to highlight this weekend are both from Los Angeles – Kobe Bryant and young swingman Nick Young of the Clippers; Kobe shed ‘Elite’ by wearing a White/Purple/Green PE of the Nike Zoom Kobe VII, which he followed with the Nike Zoom Kobe VII ‘Christmas’, but Nick might’ve done him one better by wearing the Air Foamposite One ‘Royal’ during Sunday’s match-up against the Spurs, which followed an unprecedented appearance of the Nike Air Zoom Generation in the ‘First Game’ colorway. Of course, there’s much more to see, like Eric Bledsoe’s Metallic Red Foams, LeBron’s Black/Gold Elites, and Paul George’’s sick Fade Option Kobe VII iD