Nike Zoom KD line

Nike produced a signature shoe line for the Oklahoma City, Golden State Warriors and now Brooklyn Nets superstar, Kevin Durant in 2008. The line is known for its price and its on-court performance.
Nike Zoom KD.
Released in 2008, the Nike Zoom KD featured a leather upper in a midtop form. The midsole featured Nike Zoom unit in the forefoot in a cushion midsole. Traction was provided with a solid rubber outsole with flex grooves. Some of the colorways released are:
OKC Home: January 1, 2009
White/Black/Silver: January 1, 2009
White/Black-Varsity Red-Silver: January 1, 2009
All Star: February 17, 2009
Boys and Girls Club: February 19, 2009
Drew Freeman Middleschool: February 19, 2009
Montrose: February 17, 2009
All American: February 19, 2009
Sonics: February 19, 2009
Texas: February 19, 2009
OKC Away: March 1, 2009
Texas Away: March 1, 2009
OKC Home: March 1, 2009
Nike Zoom KD II.
Released in 2009, the Nike Zoom KD II featured leather upper, in a lowtop form with a midfoot strap. The midsole is the same as the Nike Zoom KD, but has lightweight Phylon in place. The Nike Zoom forefoot is still there to give the wearer cushion. The outsole is similar to what we saw in Zoom KD. Some of the colorways released are:
Creamsickle: January 15, 2010
OKC Away: January 16, 2010
OKC Home: January 23, 2010
All Star: February 6, 2010
Black/Black-Sport Red: March 1, 2010
White/Midnight Navy-Photo blue:March 1, 2010
Texas: March 27, 2010
White/Black-Photo Blue: April 1, 2010
AAU: May 1, 2010
China: June 5, 2010
Scoring Title: June 28, 2010
Nike Zoom KD III.
Released in 2010, the Nike Zoom KD III featured Flywire along the lateral forefoot with leather and woven mesh. The tongue featured a pull ring, surrounded by the letter "d" of the KD logo. Along the medial midfoot, an "H" shaped strap that has two eyelets positioned by column to provide support and lockdown fit. The midsole featured a Nike Zoom forefoot unit encased in lightweight Phylon midsole. The outsole featured a solid rubber outsole with a herringbone pattern. The heel has a cutaway to reveal the Phylon midsole in the outsole for compression. There is a solid rubber wrapped around the heel for durability, but most wearers found it uncomfortable for some reason that when the heel strikes the floor, the foot ends up hitting the rubber piece, which is hard. Here are some of the released colorways:
OKC Away: November 26, 2010
X-Mas: December 21, 2010
OKC Home: December 23, 2010
White/Midnight Navy-Photo Blue White: January 8, 2011
TB: February 1, 2011
All Star: February 17, 2011
EA Sports: February 17, 2011
Redskins: March 6, 2011
Texas: March 18, 2011
Carbon Fiber: March 22, 2011
Wolf Grey/Del Sol-White: March 22, 2011
Scoring Title: August 20, 2011
Mike Miller: October 6, 2011
Nike Zoom KD IV.
Released in 2011, the Nike Zoom KD IV has a Hyperfuse upper, and places the Adaptive Fit strap along the midfoot. The midsole featured the Nike Zoom forefoot unit and Phylon for cushioning. The outsole featured a storytelling pattern in the form of thunderbolts. Here are some of released colorways:
OKC Away: December 3, 2011
Black/Dark Grey: December 3, 2011
Weatherman: December 10, 2011
Nerf: December 17, 2011
X-Mas: December 26, 2011
Midnight Navy/White Team Orange: January 7, 2012
White/White-Black-Cool Grey: January 13, 2012
Year of the Dragon: January 17, 2012
OKC Home: January 27, 2012
Cool Grey/Del Sol White: January 27, 2012
TB: February 1, 2012
BHM Black History Month: February 11, 2012
All Star: February 24, 2012
Texas: March 17, 2012
Easter: April 6, 2012
Creamsickle: April 12, 2012
Entourage: April 21, 2012
Aunt Pearl: May 12, 2012
Undftd: May 14, 2012
N7: May 25, 2012
Scoring Title: July 21, 2012
USA: July 28, 2012
Gold Medal: September 29, 2012
Nike KD V.
Released in 2012, the Nike Zoom KD V brought back the midtop upper with Hyperfuse and the Adaptive Fit lacing system. The midsole featured Nike Zoom forefoot, but is shaped like a bar to increase flexibility, and for the first time in the KD line, a 180 Air Max unit in the heel, placed in a lightweight Phylon midsole which also acts as a heel cup. The outsole featured storytelling pattern in the form of pentagons, which has five sides, and five is the number of the KD V, also is the second number in his jersey.
An elite version released on April 20, 2013. The elite version was a lowtop and featured Flywire upper with the Adaptive Fit lacing system, and an external carbon fiber heel counter. The midsole featured caged Nike Zoom heel unit along with the bar-shaped Nike Zoom forefoot unit. The outsole featured the same storytelling pattern as the original KD V, but was decoupled for range of motion. Here are some of released colorways:
OKC Away: December 8, 2012
DMV: December 15, 2012
X-Mas: December 26, 2012
Energy: December 31, 2012
Black/Blue Glow-Game Royal-Strata Grey: January 5, 2013
Black/Electric Green-Pine-Grey-Strata Grey: January 5, 2013
Black/Bright Crimson-University Red-Strata Grey: January 5, 2013
Black/Total Orange-Team Orange-Strata Grey: January 5, 2013
OKC Home: January 19, 2013
BHM Black History Month: January 26, 2013
Ice Blue: February 6, 2013
Birch: February 9, 2013
All Star: February 15, 2013
Texas: February 23, 2013
Hulk: March 9, 2013
Aunt Pearl: March 23, 2013
Easter: March 29, 2013
N7: April 13, 2013
WHAT THE: June 14, 2013