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Check out this new sample colorway of the ghetto nike free 6.0 for women black shoes, constructed in a quasi-Lakers colorway with elephant print on the toe and heel. Kobe’s logo can be seen stitched on the inner toe, while the midsole houses a ivory graphic. The word ‘VIVO’ is stitched on the rear heel as a tribute to Kobe’s Vivo Foundation that was founded in August of 2006. The mission of Kobe’s Vivo Foundation is to send underprivileged youths on a nine-day excursion to Italy, giving them a chance to experience international travel – Kobe himself lived in Italy for a number of years. Check out the gallery of the ghetto nike free 6.0 for women black shoes Vivo Sample after the jump. via Kenlu.
