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Scottie Pippens Nike Air Max Uptempo 95 “Bullen” Return for the NBA final

Scottie Pippens Nike Air Max Uptempo 95 “Bullen” Return for the NBA final

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Sneakerheads don't need many reasons to be nostalgic, but when the NBA returns to NBC, it only feels a bit more like the golden era of basketball and sneakers.

It is even better that a legendary Hoop shoe returns to this year's NBA final for an unsuccessful hero. The Nike Air Max Uptempo 95 is returning in the “Bullen” color scheme for the first time since 2019.

The Chicago Bulls legend Scottie Pippen helped the popularization of the Nike Air Max Uptempo 95 as part of its huge sneaker catalog. Although it is not a typical basketball shoe, it is a synonym for the Hall of Famer.

The Nike Air Max Uptempo 95 Drops in the “Bulls” paint on Thursday, June 5. Online buyers can buy the retro basketball shoes for 150 US dollars in adult sizes on the Nike website and from selected retailers.

The Nike Air Max Uptemo 95 is no longer considered a power model, but has a maximum air unit for slight upholstery and a superior impact absorption. In the meantime, the Phylon foam sole offers flexible, light padding for a smooth ride.

The “bull” color has a white leather upper material with black synthetic material for comfort and durability. The Red Nike Swoosh Logos and Air Uptempo logos remain loyal to the original shoe.

In the meantime, pippings and the bulls are not the only ones who enjoy the return of the Nike Air Max Uptempo 95. Last month, the legendary Hoop shoe fell into the “Lakers” color.

Los Angeles Lakers Guard Derek Fisher helped to wear the model during the dynastic run of his team at the beginning of the 21st century. Online buyers still find the white, golden and purple kicks at Foot.

Regardless of whether you are an old school NBA fan from the 1990s or 2000s, everyone can estimate the timeless attraction of the Nike Air Max Uptemo 95.

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