NBA Players And Their Signature Shoes.

 

Lebron James – Nike Lebron 19

the league’s longest-ever active signature series for the last five seasons, LeBron is inching closer to a two-decade-long line that will be tough for anyone to top. With his ‘LJ’ crown logo spotted throughout, there is, of course, midsole real estate once again for James to inscribe his series of tributes to family members and friends, or to add his favourite phrases before each game.

Kevin Durant – Nike KD 14

In 2021, Durant became just the third player in league history to see his signature series reach 14 models as an active player.

Kyrie Irving – Nike Kyrie Infinity

Irving’s sneakers are one of the most worn by NBA players around the league, annually appreciated for their playability. “Kyrie wants to take the torch as that go-to performance model for that cutting kind of player,” designer Ben Nethongkome said.

Klay Thompson – ANTA KT 7

Just after agreeing to a new eight-year, $80 million extension with Anta during the summer of 2017, Klay Thompson straightforwardly told me about his goals with the company by the end of his career:

“Be the Michael Jordan one day of Anta.”

With nearly 10,000 stores throughout Asia, the brand has made Klay a featured face of its basketball business and campaigns throughout the world, with his signature KT logo appearing on dozens of sneakers, apparel, and accessories each year.

James Harden – Adidas Harden Vol. 6

The sixth Volume, his line has followed a performance-driven approach along the way, with quirky and unexpected panelling and graphics coming to life along the annual uppers.

Stephen Curry – Curry Brand Curry 9 Flow

After resetting his signature series with Under Armour a year ago with the launch of the Curry 8 Flow and his very own brand, Stephen Curry is back at it this season with his new Splash logo and Flow technology once again powering his latest signature model.