Aaron Hope 
The Nike Hyperfuse represents a welcome addition to Nike Basketball’s high-end sneaker collection. Its name is apparently derived from the Hyperdunk and its family, but the Hyperfuse is altogether a different design, one unlike anything we’ve ever seen before. That’s especially true the pairs with the moth wing/iris/tie-dye or however you want to describe the bursting pattern that defines the ankle area, like the Photo Blue July 2010 release. Click the jump below for an up-close look at six new Hyperfuses, only the black and purple of which eschew the aforementioned texture.
