Scoot Henderson's PUMA Sneakers Get NBA 2K Collaboration
The PUMA Scoot Zeros x NBA 2K will be released on April 4 for $125.
Portland Trail Blazers guard Scoot Henderson made history as soon as he stepped on the court this season. The 20-year-old joined a rare fraternity of NBA players to debut their first signature sneaker as a rookie. Since then, Henderson and PUMA have treated fans to several exciting colorways.
PUMA Hoops’ latest collab is the Scoot Zeros x NBA 2K – a next-level color-up of Henderson’s first signature shoe. Featuring bold neon color-blocking inspired by NBA 2K’s shot meter and callouts to Scoot’s personal mantra “O.D.D: Overly Determined to Dominate,” this shoe is for gamers, ballers, and anyone looking to level up.
Henderson debuted the 2K-inspired colorway during last night's game against the Orlando Magic. The rookie flirted with a triple-double, dropping 13 points, eight rebounds, and nine assists. Below is a detailed look at the sneakers and information on how fans can secure a pair.
The PUMA Scoot Zeros 'NBA 2K' colorway,
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The PUMA Scoot Zeros x NBA 2K will be available starting on Thursday, April 4. Shoppers can purchase the sneakers for $125 exclusively on the PUMA mobile app. The kicks will be available the following day on Friday, April 5 at PUMA.com, the PUMA NYC flagship store and Footlocker.com.
The Scoot Zeros x NBA 2K are built for performance with high-rebound PROFOAM EVA for dominating the lane, end-to-end play, and making your competition rage quit IRL. The upper features a blend of synthetic, mesh, and textile for a lightweight feel. Lastly, the rubber outsole with an anti-slip traction pattern provides the foundation of the hoop shoe.
Henderson is an exciting young player thanks to his size and skill. But his presence in the sneaker industry automatically elevates him to a rare space. Stay locked into FanNation Kicks for all your sneaker news.
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