Zack Schlemmer 
If you weren’t super impressed by the simple grey and black colorways that led the debut of the new Nike Hyperdunk 2017, then perhaps these upcoming looks will have you a bit more interested. The high performance basketball shoes that introduces Nike’s new React foam will got some significantly bolder looks later this summer, with these versions featuring a bright red or yellow gradient across the wavy midsole. You’ll also notice that the upper is constructed in mesh, not Flyknit like the versions of the Hyperdunk 2017 we’ve seen so far, which means the shoe will be dropping in a more affordable option. Stay tuned to Sneaker News for all the latest Hyperdunk release info.
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