** Official Nike Zoom KD4 Thread **

I like those and wanted them, but the upper should of been more olive like the UNDFT IV's.

damn thats nice as hell but i kno for sure this gonna be QS -__-

let me kno if anyone need these? my local fl has fsr.

dont like the pinks

So I finally got to try on a pair of these KDs...had to go to Jackson Ms to do, but I got it done none the less. Pretty comfy on the casual tip, probably for balling too. I thought the strap was gonna be too tight, surprisingly it's not. Now I can go ahead and score some iDs. 

Edited by gonzo4of9 - 26 April 2012 at 8:57am

While the Nike Zoom KD IV isn’t partaking in the Elite Series of Playoff-inspired basketball kicks, that doesn’t mean Durant’s chances for a first-ever NBA Championship is out of the question. It’s the player that ultimately wins the games, and with Durant, there is no other broader set of shoulders than his. A big reason why he’s risen to popularity off the court is his humility and loyalty to his roots, and the upcoming KD IV colorway honoring his late Aunt Pearl (part of the Think Pink campaign) only adds to his reputation as one of the most likable superstars in the history of the sport. We know you’ve all been dying for another high-profile KD IV drop, so circle your calendars for May 12th as theNike Zoom KD IV ‘Aunt Pearl’ will hit select Nike Basketball retailers (Nike declares these will not be sold on Nikestore). Take a look at this first set of detailed images and let us know if these are a must-have for you. Photos: dunk

Nike Basketball just took performance basketball sneakers to the next level when the Elite Series hit store shelves on Saturday, its already elevated price tags pushing even higher on the resale market.  That means that the LeBron 9 P.S. Elite that came to market with a $250MSRP is now well over three bills on the ‘Bay, a figure that’s over three times as much as the cost of your average Kevin Durant signature.  And though there’s no denying KD’s superstar status, hurdles like this have kept a possible Nike Zoom KD IV Elite at bay to this point.  Beyond the pricing concerns with upgraded materials, Durant’s unique foot shape in conjunction with a lighter and thinner upper has resulted in a few samples being sent back as designer Leo Chang looks for the perfect combination of postseason tech for the three-time reigning NBA scoring champion.  Click through to get a closer look at what could have been with the Zoom KD 4 Elite and stick with Sneaker News to see if KD will ever have an Elite edition of his sig make it to retail in the future.  Photos: SoleCollector

The Nike N7 Zoom KD IV was starting to feel like something of a PE once Kevin Durant broke them out after word of a sudden and substantial release date delay, but now comes word that they’ll actually be arriving a bit earlier than we expected.  From April 1st to June 12th to now May 25th for the N7 KDIVs, both ‘Home’ and ‘Away’ editions designed in the signature N7 colorway and promoting Nike’s campaign to support athletics in North American aboriginal communities.  One can’t help but wonder if we might see the black pair as OKC heads to Dallas for Game 3 of their opening round series, but we know with greater certainty when we’ll be able to get them, so stay tuned for more updates regarding online availability (remember, the Aunt Pearl won’t hit Nikestore).

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^ reminds me of YOTD without the DRAGONS lol.