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The Best AIR KIDD
weight:*20.1 oz
* based on a Men's U.S. size 11. For comparison, a can of soda weighs 13 oz.
list price: $125.00 ($50 for replacement outer skins) colorways: Neutral Grey/Black - Royal Blue (as pictured), Black/Metallic Silver/White/Royal Blue, use: hoops, indoor and outdoor, position: guard/forward
key technologies: Zoom Air (forefoot), Large-volume Visible Air-Sole Unit (heel), Nike MORF
release date: summer 2001, availability: currently available, pros: very good cushioning in a very comfortable, stable and supportive package. The MORF concept allows for low-cost outer shell replacement. cons: base package is expensive, shoe is heavy, company: Nike, Inc.
One Bowerman Drive, Beaverton, Oregon 97005-6453
figure 2. Here you can see the Nike Air Kidd with the inner chassis partially removed. Note that it is shown here with the inner chassis of the Nike Air Zoom GP III. The chassis that comes with the Air Kidd is royal blue.
figure 3. In addition to the outsole and basic design, the Nike Air Kidd employs the same pull-strap as the Air Zoom GP III. It's stitched on very well, which is a good thing because switching between MORF skins requires a lot of pulling and tugging.
Visible here is the outsole of the Air Kidd, which is identical in design to that of the Air Zoom GP III, but provides much better traction. Note also the toe-guard at the toe of the Air Kidd. This is a thoughtful feature that is unique to the Air Kidd in the MORF line and makes an already durable shoe even tougher.
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