I’ve shared a few different Nike All-Star shoes such as the KD2, Kobe V and LeBron VII, so it only makes sense to also share the generic Nike shoe for those folks who might not have a signature kick. The Nike All-Star Hyperize West and East sport the same woodgrain material over the non-flywire portions of the upper that the aforementioned signature shoes do. To create a little more flair and contrast, the midsole and Swoosh are black while the outsole and toecaps are translucent. The Nike All-Star Hyperize release date is set for February 5th only at House of Hoops. Via SlamOnline.com.