Sneaker Talk: Nike Kobe 4 “Bred”
In 2008, Eric Avar and Tom Luedecke introduced the Nike Kobe 4, the first low-top Kobe sneaker ever launched. This groundbreaking basketball shoe continues to be an iconic symbol that transformed the industry. With its sleek low-top design, cutting-edge technology, and captivating color options, the Kobe 4 quickly became a top choice for basketball players […] The post Sneaker Talk: Nike Kobe 4 “Bred” appeared first on Sneaker Bar Detroit.
In 2008, Eric Avar and Tom Luedecke introduced the Nike Kobe 4, the first low-top Kobe sneaker ever launched. This groundbreaking basketball shoe continues to be an iconic symbol that transformed the industry. With its sleek low-top design, cutting-edge technology, and captivating color options, the Kobe 4 quickly became a top choice for basketball players and sneaker enthusiasts alike. Furthermore, it serves as a tribute to the extraordinary legacy of Kobe Bryant, encapsulating his unparalleled passion and unwavering commitment to the game.
Given Kobe Bryant’s admiration for Michael Jordan, it was fitting that the Nike Kobe 4 “Bred” adopted the beloved Chicago-inspired color scheme. Released in 2009, this iteration features the Flywire technology, a lightweight phylon midsole, and a combination of LunarLite foam and Zoom Air, ensuring optimal performance and comfort.
For those interested, sizes of the Nike Kobe 4 “Bred” can still be found on reselling platforms like StockX. Take a closer look below to explore this timeless sneaker that continues to capture the hearts of basketball fans and sneaker enthusiasts alike.
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Color: Black/White-Varsity Red
Style Code: 344335-012
Release Date: May 1, 2009
Price: $120
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