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Nike HyperKO 2 shoe last Free low-poly 3D model
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High-quality 3D shoe last model for the Nike HyperKO 2.0. Perfect for footwear designers, 3D artists, and game developers looking to create realistic boxing or athletic shoe prototypes. This accurate, detailed shoe last captures the exact proportions and silhouette of the HyperKO 2.0, making it ideal for 3D printing, modeling, and digital design.

Format-ready for CG, CAD, and 3D design workflows.

Optimized geometry for realistic rendering and prototyping.

Ideal for boxing shoes, sports shoes, or custom footwear projects.

Compatible with Unreal Engine, Blender, Maya, 3ds Max, and more.

Take your footwear projects to the next level with this precisely modeled Nike HyperKO 2.0 last.

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Nike HyperKO 2 shoe last Free low-poly 3D model

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STL
Stereolithography<br />File Size: 68.4 KB
OBJ
OBJ<br />File Size: 115 KB
FBX
Autodesk FBX<br />File Size: 42.6 KB
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700 polygons
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722 vertices
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Publish date
2025-08-18
Model ID
#6165688
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