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The right technology – the wrong sport. Nike’s revolutionary Pomoc technology dipped its toes in the sport of tennis by releasing the Nike Zoom Courtpomoc in 2002 under the Agassi label. The low-cut model featured a one-piece Pomoc upper with a distinctively engineered outsole, emphasizing stress points on the outriggers and heel for decoupling, and the pronounced caps on the toe and heel kept the athlete’s foot in place. However, like all Posite-based footwear models, it took a few wears for the Pomoc to settle in, and combined with the general subpar level of breathability, the Zoom Courtpomoc wasn’t a very popular model among tennis players (Agassi himself chose not to wear them). It was an interesting foray into the world of tennis, but Pomoc proved to be unfitting for the style of tennis and the Courtpomoc eventually became a bargain-hunter find. Certainly one of the lesser known endeavors by the Nike Alpha Project, so refresh your memory of the Zoom Courtpomoc below in tonight’s Classics Revisited segment.
Nike Zoom Courtposite
2002
Photos: tenniswarehouse
