Sep 27

Nike Total Air Foamposite Max – Metallic Silver/Black-Photo Blue

With it’s captivating metallic silver upper and detailed foamposite construction it might come as a surprise to some that the Nike Total Air Foamposite Max belonged to “The Big Fundamental”. That’s right! Way back in the day of the “Twin Towers” (not a 9/11 pun), fresh off his rookie yea,r a young Tim Duncan was the hottest thing in basketball. While on his championship run back in 1998 Tim Duncan dawned the Total Air Foamposite Max which seemed to be a supped up anodized version of his previous Nike shoe, the Nike Air Total Max Uptempo. The luster of a Foamposite sneaker never really seemed to pair well with Tim’s basic and understated style of play (which is probably why he went with Adidas shortly after), but Total Air Foams will always be a staple in 90′ basketball sneaker styling.

For those of you who thought that Penny Hardaway was the only NBA player with a Foampoosite sneaker, check out Timmy pumping the Total Air Foams in this 1998 Nike ad.

So after a being on hiatus for over a decade Nike is finally releasing the Total Air Foamposite Max in a colorway very similar to original, the one exception being the addition of the shocking Photo Blue accents found on the 2011 edition. The Photo Blue accents pair well with the sharp Metallic Silver and Black color-scheme. The unique ripples found on the sides of the sneaker are one of the trademark staples, setting these apart from any other Foamposite release. For all of you Foamposite fans these aren’t the ones to miss out on. The Nike Total Air Foamposite Max will be available during regular store hours this Friday, September 30th.

RELEASING: Friday, September 30th 2011

For more info, click the pics above or reach us at: (516)-632-5150 / extrabutterny@gmail.com

-ScooP

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  1. [...] the original San Antonio Spurs colorway with the addition of a touch of photo blue. New York based Extra Butter will stock the kicks on Friday, the 30th of [...]

  2. Bernard Williams September 29th, 2011 7:00 pm

    That is the original color way from 1999. The most stable basketball shoe that Nike has! Holla! I rocked them back in the day!

  3. Tre October 3rd, 2011 10:05 pm

    ^^^They actually dropped in 1998, but yea the photo blue is not new the originals used photo blue. The only difference between these and the originals is that hologram on the side of the shoe. Seems as though they had some difficulty recreating the same effect the OG’s had. Air unit on these is smaller as well.

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