The Nike Zoom Flightclub is based off of the design of the Zoom Flight 98, with the upper featuring a perforated external fit shroud for enhanced fit. There is a badge at the back heel which shows Tony Parker’s TP9 stamp. The Asian edition will come with an extra X. [KixFiles]

Tony Parker has deserved his own signature shoe for a while now, and Nike will be shortly granting that request. Tony’s first signature shoe, dubbed the Zoom Flight Club, comes in a San Antonio Spurs colorway, with a mostly white upper and black accents. They actually look alot like Gary Payton’s Zoom Flight 98. [NiceKicks]

This coming year 2009, Nike is set to continue its very famous Huarache line. What’s special about this year’s release is that this year’s Huarache will adhere to Nike’s Considered Design Principles. Simply put, the Huarache is more environmentally friendly this time around. The one we are featuring here is Tony Parker’s PE version which of course features a San Antonio away colorway of Black and Grey. Parker’s “TP” initials are emblazoned on the outer ankle and his number 9 on the inner — cool! What’s uncool is that we have to wait for spring 09 to get a hold of this shoe. [KixandTheCity]

There’s alot of Hyperdunks coming out as of late, but this one seems to be the most interesting. Outside of a few black parts these kicks are almost entirely metallic silver, including the laces. The best part though is located underneath the shoe, which showcases the cover from EA Sports NBA Live 09, where Tony Parker makes his first video game cover appearance. [NiceKicks]