Here we have a first look at the sequel to the overseas model the KD Trey 5. The KD Trey 5 II is a model that focuses on outdoor use. The XDR (Xtra Durable Rubber) outsole provides long lasting and durable traction on hard court surfaces. The fuse used around the toebox provides protection and durability for the KD Trey 5 II’s upper. This model also features Flywire that is integrated into the lacing system for a lockdown fit. Overall the KD Trey 5 II is a pretty basic model that should get the job done. A mesh upper, targeted areas of fuse, Flywire, and a XDR outsole should make for a decent outdoor basketball hoop at a fair price. What do you guys think about the KD Trey 5 II? Let us know in the comments section below and stay tuned to WearTesters.com for more information on the KD Trey 5 II as well as other performance based news. 
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Jarron, do you know what the cushion source is?
It says nike zoom in the forefoot of the shoe
These i would need im an outdoor hooper and i also noticed a New hyperposite cw in the background which I gotta say eww
The type(firmness) of the Phylon will make or break this shoe
Have seen these around the internet for months now, whenever I just try to search for KD 5 Trey.
From the looks of it; it’s as if they combined the Traits of the KD 5 Trey with another of their XDR offerings which is the Nike Zoom Fire.
on the middlepicture we can see the hyperposite 2