What’s hot in the Nike Hyperdunk 2017 Flyknit?

One of the more revealing shoes in this year’s NBA Finals, Hyperdunk 2017 Flyknit is being worn by Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors. Here EACHSHOES would like to “dissect” a little bit about the technologies and materials used in this shoe.

Shoe’s body

Nike Hyperdunk 2017 Flyknit. Photo: Nike

In general, Hyperdunk 2017 knit material does not have much difference compared to the 2016. It is still extremely solid sewing with Flywire’s coordination on the sides of the shoe. The most obvious difference is that Nike this time using the usual reed and collar instead of going through socks as usual. Meanwhile, adidas is going the opposite way with Crazy Explosive Primeknit.

Nike Hyperdunk 2016 Flyknit. Photo: SIL.lt

Photo: Coconut Store

Overall, the 2017 FK HD is solid thanks to its traditional old design. This will give riders more peace of mind than the ultra-thin neck from 2016. The high-neck design also contributes to reducing heel slipping and increasing your smoothness.

Midsole

Nike Hyperdunk 2017 Low. Photo: Nike

It was only recently that Nike revealed that Hyperdunk 2017 will use the new React technology. The company also said that this is “the latest innovation in the 9-year history of the shoe line”. You should remember that the Hyperdunk line has always prioritized all the latest Nike technologies such as Flywire, Lunarlon (2008), Fuse (2011), Nike Plus (2012), Flyknit (2016). I don’t know what this React technology is, but Nike is making fans expect a lot of it.

Another strange thing is that just a few months ago in Nike’s catalog it still stated that cushioning technology was Lunar, not React. At the very least, we get the “revelation” from Nike’s recent financial reports:

“This summer, we will announce a new generation of cushioning technology with a completely different design to help athletes and basketball players perform better and last longer. The same new material is used, it is also Nike’s first mass-produced cushioning technology that combines an algorithmic and numerical design approach.

Nike is integrating quality, performance and design into a new cushioning technology that truly follows the foot shape for maximum comfort.

With an unremarkable appearance, React is most likely a Nike bounce with more rubber on the foam for extra elasticity as well as a multi-layered sole for increased bounce. In addition, the numerous circular cutters around the midsole also contribute to increased shock resistance to the shoe. Zoom’s departure is not a pity or a surprise either, given the fact that Nike’s use of Zoom is a bit downgraded (Even with Hyperdunk 2016).

Outsole

adidas has FYW, Anta has Control-5WD, what does Nike have? Photo: Nike

The foot sole design has been back to Nike since the excellence of the Nike Kobe 9. It’s also a bit confusing why Nike ignored this design so long since the Kobe 9 is still a monument of internal grip. in the basketball world (Rose 7 can’t do it either). While a similar design this year, the KD 10 did not get very positive reviews, but the KD 10’s Zoom buffer was inherently unsuitable for the ultimate base for this movement. In short, as long as the rubber material is fine with dust this time, Hyperdunk 2017 will be one of the best grip this year.

Some similarities of adidas FYW on Bromium 08 and Nike React on Hyperdunk 2017. Photo: kicksometer

Conclude

Draymond Green’s Nike Hyperdunk 2017 Flyknit at Game 1 Finals 2017. Photo: gettyimages

With prices expected to be around $ 140 for the high neck version, $ 130 for the low neck, the Flyknit will have to cost at least $ 180 or even $ 200, the Nike Hyperdunk 2017 Flyknit belongs to the expensive high-end shoe. If possible, please wait for a discount or use a coupon to buy instead of spending $ 200 on a pair of shoes. The two most awaiting points of HD 2017 are the React buffer and the emulator foot base. Currently, you can search for Hyperdunk 2017 products at some stores in Vietnam. The set of 3 high, low, and Flyknit may be fully released this summer, but there is no information about the Vietnamese market.

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