Description
The popular shoe, still used regularly by current NBA players because of its traction and close sock-like fit, has received another makeover.
Its outsole comes dressed in an eye-catching neon green, while its Flyknit-constructed upper ushers in the oft-admired multi-color aesthetic.
The sole is a split grey and neon green, making the advanced traction sole especially pleasing to look at.
Tonal branding on the tongues and Swoosh logo, a two-tone Kobe logo in Grey/Pink on the heels atop a Volt translucent outsole completes the design.
About Kobe NXT 360 come out?
Kobe Bryant’s Latest Signature Shoe, Nike Kobe AD NXT 360, Releasing On ‘Mamba Day’ To commemorate ‘Mamba Day’ two years after the campaign was unveiled to send Kobe Bryant off in his final game with the Los Angeles Lakers, Nike is set to release the Kobe AD NXT 360 on Friday, April 13?2018.
Pros: Overall traction is adequate when clean, excellent fit, cushioning, very very very flexible, breathability, lightweight, surprisingly decent containment
Cons: traction does not have the strongest bite even when clean, needs wiping on dusty floors, some nubs starting to tear, materials feel and look plasticky, failed my tip test, flexible but may be overly flexible for some especially PF sufferers
Sizing: runs a touch long but not enough to size down. True to size for most, wide footers will want to try on for best fit.
Best for: guards who want flexibility and minimal support
Weight
12 ounces which is lightweight relatively speaking to the past few years. That’s 2.5 lighter than the Kobe XI Elite but also one ounce heavier than the Mamba Instinct
The shoe is designed for guards and very quick forward. Guard who are quick like say a Kyrie Irving, the ability to stop and start on a dime means that you will be able to break a lot of ankles. Hopefully one of them will not be your own.
More Link to : 10 Things You Did Not Know About the Nike Kobe AD NXT 360
Why are Kobe shoes so good?
Compared to other Nike signature shoes, the line designed for Kobe has always focused on sports performance rather than the aesthetics of Instagram or endorsements of rappers. Since Bryant switched from adidas to Nike in 2003, his signature shoes have become synonymous with performance and attention to detail
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