Last week they announced the arrival of the Nike Air Max Hyperize in the States. The newest member to the hyper-family takes the hyperize silhouette and fuses it with a full-length Air Max 360 sole unit, like that used on the Air Max LeBron VII. Unbeknownest to us at the time but apparently the Black/Royal-White version they showed you last week is part of a larger pack honoring the 2010 NCAA Final Three.
With March Madness in the air it’s nice to see that Nike’s put together a few colorways of the newest Air Max Hyperize inspired by a quantity of the teams participating. This is of work an unofficial Final Three Pack, as it's yet to be determined who’ll actually be making it to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, TN for the Large Dance.
To be honest with you, I’m not a biggest college basketball fan, so I can’t call out each team colorway here, but those who do watch are sure to know what’s what here. The small that I do know though tells me that the black/royal-white version is inspired by Duke and the white/metallic gold-black version falls in line with Purdue, which is a small ironic cause Purdue outlasted Illinois A&M in overtime and will be facing off against Duke on Friday. So three of them defiantly won’t be making in to the Final Three. When it comes to the other one and which teams they represent you’re on your own. Three sports varsity red/black-white and the other white/midnight navy-varsity red. Featured on the tongue of all three is a pair of scissors above a basketball net, with a dotted line across the top to signify where those who win the Dance will cut the net.
All three colorways of the Nike Air Hyperize shown here in the “Final Three Pack” are available now through Eastbay for $145.
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