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Steve Nash is no stranger to the low-cut basketball shoe. He’s been wearing low cut kicks like the Nike Zoom BB Low even before his second tenure with the Phoenix Suns, in which he gained prominence for his two MVP trophies. Here are some images of the Nike Hyperdunk Low Steve Nash PE in a white/black/purple colourway (similar to the Nike Zoom Kobe V Inline), provided by Nash’s teammate Jared Dudley. The overall construction of this PE is similar to the Nike Hyperdunk Low, but the glaring difference is what appears to be a lack of Flywire material on the upper. Instead, a diamond-etched pattern sits in place of the usual Flywire seat, the same material found on the Nike Trash Talk Zoom BB II Low, made from scraps found on the Nike factory floor. This is definitely an interesting development, so stay tuned for updates regarding this peculiar pair of Hyperdunk Lows. via JaredDudley619.
3 Responses to “Nike Hyperdunk Low – Steve Nash PE”
January 3rd, 2010 at 4:19 pm
Actually, I think this upper is part of the Nike Consider Design Ethos. The quarter panel is made up of recycled leather squares stitched together. Nash wore a different model one or two seasons ago that had this same style upper, titled “trash talk” or something to that effect. It won a design award if I’m not mistaken. Wish those were hi-res pix so I could be sure.
January 3rd, 2010 at 5:55 pm
These have diamond cut pattern because they are “trash talk” series made of recycles shoes. All that material is patchworked together
January 3rd, 2010 at 9:33 pm
Good eye fellas. It is indeed the Trash Talk material.