Released in 2011, the Nike Zoom KD IV has a Hyperfuse upper, and places the Adaptive Fit strap along the midfoot. White/Midnight Navy-Photo Blue White: January 8, 2011 There is a solid rubber wrapped around the heel for durability, but most wearers found it uncomfortable for some reason that when the heel strikes the floor, the foot ends up hitting the rubber piece, which is hard. The heel has a cutaway to reveal the Phylon midsole in the outsole for compression. The outsole featured a solid rubber outsole with a herringbone pattern. The midsole featured a Nike Zoom forefoot unit encased in lightweight Phylon midsole. Along the medial midfoot, an "H" shaped strap that has two eyelets positioned by column to provide support and lockdown fit. The tongue featured a pull ring, surrounded by the letter "d" of the KD logo. Released in 2010, the Nike Zoom KD III featured Flywire along the lateral forefoot with leather and woven mesh. White/Midnight Navy-Photo blue:March 1, 2010 The outsole is similar to what we saw in Zoom KD. The Nike Zoom forefoot is still there to give the wearer cushion. The midsole is the same as the Nike Zoom KD, but has lightweight Phylon in place. Released in 2009, the Nike Zoom KD II featured leather upper, in a lowtop form with a midfoot strap. White/Black-Varsity Red-Silver: January 1, 2009ĭrew Freeman Middleschool: February 19, 2009 Traction was provided with a solid rubber outsole with flex grooves.
The midsole featured Nike Zoom unit in the forefoot in a cushion midsole. Released in 2008, the Nike Zoom KD featured a leather upper in a mid top form.
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