Let’s be real, there’s a taboo with adidas branded basketball shoes. Ever since Derrick Rose and Iman Shumpert went down, adidas has forced to attempt to regain the buyer’s confidence and trust. Already facing an insurmountable situation with the marketshare dominated by Nike, adidas had to find new ways to compete.
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By signing a slew of young stars, adidas is slowly building a positive reputation. In case you didn’t know, adidas has signature models for Derrick Rose, John Wall, and Damian Lillard. On top of those superstars, they have Andrew Wiggins, Mike Conley, Ricky Rubio, Kyle Lowry, and many more young guns.
We got a sneak peek when Andrew Wiggins laced them up for the Rising Stars game during the NBA All Star Weekend. adidas finally unveiled the Crazylight Boost 2015 for their guys just in time for the NBA Playoffs. With so many players, they had to lace up their players correctly. Many were raving about Mike Conley’s pair; his version featured a TechFit strap. adidas has finally unveiled the mids to the consumers. Fully equipped with adidas Boost cushioning and a Primeknit upper, these will be a popular choice amongst basketball players looking away from Jordan Brand and the Swoosh. Currently, there’s no release information but until then enjoy the photos.
H/T – SC
