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Euroleague Final Four: Last chance to win NIKEiD sneakers

May 1, 2008

As the Final Four approaches, so does the deadline for the NIKEiD contest. In case you haven’t seen the contest, here is a short explanation again:

NIKEiD and BallinEurope are having a contest, where you design your own NIKEiD sneakers. You just have to send the design to nikeid@ballineurope.com. During the next week, we will select the best design and the winner will get his pair of NIKEiD sneakers sent home. Too much work? Well, if you want some – come get some!

We have received about 100 designs so far and have collected them all in one folder. The last design must be sent in by Friday, 6.30pm when the first Semifinal of the Euroleague Final Four tips off.

Have fun designing!

May 1, 2008ballineurope
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    18 years ago

    well,that’s a good news.

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