Nike Zoom Kobe IV Olympic Gold Medal Quickstrike
To commemorate the winning of the 2008 Olympic Gold last year in Beijing, this metallic gold Zoom Kobe 4 is specially made up for Kobe himself and his fans all over the world. The number at the back heel of Zoom Kobe 4 is usually number “24″, but the Olympic Gold Medal edition is using his squad number “10″ in the USA Team. The shoe features a shinny metallic gold representing the Gold Medal that USA Team won in Beijing last year. Snakeskin was used around the toe cap and a gold medal image with Champion date “08.24.08″ was printed on the insole. This quickstrike Olympic Gold is now available at our online store.
Store: Nike Zoom Kobe IV Olympic Gold Medal
So what will come up next? The NBA Finals edition, Home and Away (MVP). Stay tuned.
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July 23, 2009 at 11:24 PM
[...] Nike continues to release Kobe IV colorways that are inspired by memorable feats/events in Bryant’s life. Last month, Nike dropped the Kobe IV “Draft Day” in which many of you labeled it one of the better colorways seen on this sneaker. However, the Nike Zoom Kobe IV Olympic Gold Medal, which pays tribute to Team USA’s Gold Medal victory in 2008’s Beijing Olympic Games, has just hit select retailers, namely Kix-Files. [...]
July 23, 2009 at 10:55 PM
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July 24, 2009 at 12:18 AM
[...] A quick strike sneaker released after an Olympic win is a definite classic in the making. The Zoom Kobe IV with this Olympic Gold Medal colorway is just that and more. Similar to MJ’s Olympics, the sneaker replaces Kobe’s NBA number for his number on the Olympic team, as well as the date he and the USA team won the gold medal on the insole. Surprisingly the gold snakeskin fits great on this model as it is used on the toe cap and wrapped around the upper. Via: Kix-Files [...]
July 25, 2009 at 08:14 AM