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Bruce Lee, one of the greatest movie characters of all time gets his own Nike Zoom Kobe V. We have seen a couple of Kobe Vs taking inspiration from movie characters such as the Dark Knight Kobe V and Chaos Kobe V. The shoe features yellow on the upper part of the shoes and laces. One of the interesting features on the shoe is the four red scratch marks on the lateral toe area. This shoe is to match the yellow bodysuit Bruce Lee wore in “The Game of Death”. This is a great treat for Bruce lee, who really deserves with all his time on the big screen. The Bruce Lee Nike Zoom Kobe Vs will release sometime this year.

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As you may have already heard, the Nike Zoom Kobe V is slated to make its way on to Nike iD for the new year. Nike has already set up the model’s online sneaker builder so that customizers can get a handle on how they want their version to look before the shoe releases. The first round of iD ZKVs won’t be available until the 25th, but you can save any of your design work until you’re ready to make a purchase. Go check it out at NikeiD.com.

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Among the pairs of the Nike Zoom Skyposite covered this second half of the year was the Player Edition pair designed for Amare Stoudemire in Phoenix Suns purple. Like the Kryptonate pair, this PE Skyposite is actually slated for a release sometime this month. So in anticipation of what I’m sure many people are salivating over due to the incredibly lightweight, modern, and purple design of this Skyposite, we’re relaying detailed shots of this sneaker as well. Enjoy them after the jump, and let us know if you’re feeling this pair more than the Kryptonate pair or not.

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Towards the end of October we were able to bring you word of the 202 House of Hoops exclusive Nike Zoom Skyposite made in a nice colorway and sporting a healthy mix of materials. The next Skyposite we’re showing you now is one that the Nike team designed specifically for the New Jersey Nets’ forward Yi Jianlian. The tongue sports a red “Yi,” while very few other blue and red accents contribute to a silhouette that sports a predominantly white base. Ironically enough, these look like a pair of shoes that the USA Olympic basketball team might wear the next time its called upon to dominate the rest of the world. You can check out more pictures of this Player Exclusive after the jump.

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