[Teaser] Nike Hyperdunk 2013

 

I’ve always appreciated the Hyperdunk but it wasn’t until the Hyperdunk 2012 that I truly liked a pair on-court & it wasn’t until 2013 that I truly loved a pair on-court.

Hyperfuse sure has come a long way.

The Nike Hyperenforcer’s claim to fame was the combination of two of Nike’s favorite technologies; Hyperfuse and Flywire. Not only does the Nike Hyperdunk 2013 combined both technologies but it also does it better than before.

 

The Hyperfuse is softer but just as durable. Those little fingers featured as the lacing system of the Hyperenforcer have been updated and work better than ever as more mesh and less plastic is used. In my opinion, these are pretty significant upgrades with very little effort that make a big impact.

This is the most Guard oriented Hyperdunk that we’ve had since the original in 2008. Flex grooves are abundant and the upper and outsole work in tandem with one another. These aren’t flexible to the point where you feel like you‘re wearing a minimalist shoe but they are flexible enough to where court feel and maneuverability are far greater than past renditions. In a nutshell… they offer the perfect blend of maneuverability and support.

Like I said above, I’ve always appreciate the Hyperdunk but this is the first time I’ve loved the Hyperdunk.

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