Brendan Dunne
March 6th, 2015 (updated)
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The Nike Kobe 9 Elite “All Star” had some glow in the dark sections to it, as did all of the Nike Basketball signature releases surrounding that event for this year. Did they have enough glow though? Gourmet Kickz apparently didn’t think so. The man went ahead and upgraded the Flyknit sections on the shoes to also feature that look, resulting in a design that’s certainly more of a head turner when the lights are off. Get with us after the break for the full imagery.
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