Foamposite, Nike’s lightweight and durable material, was ahead of its time when it launched in 1997 on Penny Hardaway’s feet. The material was then adjusted for Tim Duncan Total Air Foamposite Max in ’98. Sneakerheads eventually embraced it, paying close attention to any Nike Basketball release bearing the “posite” suffix. From the original One and Pro silhouettes to the more modern “Galaxy” print Hyperposite, any sneaker bearing the mold warrants instant and well-deserved attention.