I remember the chaos (of the non-Joker variety) surrounding the availability of the first mulitcolor release of the Nike Kobe 9 on NIKEiD. Out of all the signature shoes that make their way onto NIKEiD, Kobe’s drops seemed to pop the sneaker crowd the most. LeBron iDs had their moments here and there and the excitement for KD’s ebbs and flows as well, but NIKEiD and Kobe always felt like a natural fit. So when the Kobe line went Flyknit starting with the Kobe 9 Low, everybody was chomping at the bits to be the first to get on the Multicolor bandwagon. I would know because I was one of them…
Fast forward a few years later and Multicolor is now the norm. There are still a handful of kicks in Nike’s arsenal of Flyknits that when you release a Multicolor colorway it’s going to get people hyped (see: Flyknit Racers), but when you buy a Multicolor Flyknit Roshe on clearance, you know the game has changed. But how much has it changed?
Earlier today, NIKEiD stealthily dropped a Mulitcolor option on Kobe’s final in-game kicks, the Nike Kobe 11. It comes with the standard number of pieces that you can edit, including the tongue, lining, laces, swoosh and more. In this edition of Fun With NIKEiD, we bring back some classic Nike Kobe colorways from the past and see how they mix in with the Multicolor palette.
Chaos

Lakers PE

MPLS

USC

Lower Merion

Barcelona

Big Stage

Inline

Draft Day

USA

Glow

The U

If you’re wondering why…
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