NBA Players You Didn't Know Had Signature Shoes

When discussing basketball sneakers, the conversation always centers around companies like Nike, Adidas, or Air Jordan. However, there are a handful of other brands that have given NBA players their own signature sneaker line in hopes of penetrating the competitive market. Below are some of the players you may not have realized have their own sneaker line.

Joel Embiid

Brand: Under Armour

Shoe: Under Armour Embiid One

Price: $99.99

FIRST LOOK: Joel’s upcoming signature shoe, the UA Embiid One.

He’ll wear them for the first time in tonight’s game. Thoughts? pic.twitter.com/oxVqcOgSPn
— Nick DePaula (@NickDePaula) August 7, 2020

Lou Williams

Brand: PEAK

Shoe: Peak Taichi Flash

Price: $120

Klay Thompson

Brand: ANTA

Shoe: Anta KT7

Price: $149

CJ McCollum

Brand: Li-Ning

Shoe: Li-Ning CJ 1

Price: $119

On his 30th birthday, Li-Ning launches @CJMcCollum’s first signature shoe, the CJ 1. pic.twitter.com/taTwh1Nvvk
— Nick DePaula (@NickDePaula) September 19, 2021

Gordon Hayward

Brand: ANTA

Shoe: Anta GH2

Price: $159

Gordon Hayward celebrates his new city and Charlotte’s NASCAR heritage on this Anta GH2. pic.twitter.com/TGDlpNDA2H
— Nick DePaula (@NickDePaula) December 28, 2020

Langston Galloway

Brand: Ethics

Shoe: Ethics LG One

Price: $120

Langston Galloway unveils new ETHICS brand sneakers ahead of Game 1.

The cool part?

ETHICS is owned by he and his wife Sabrina.

(h/t @NickDePaula) pic.twitter.com/MK1vBdb9tE
— Boardroom (@boardroom) July 7, 2021

Spencer Dinwiddie

Brand: K8IROS

Shoe: K8IROS Mark II

Price: $130

Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie drops his Mark II signature shoe on Feb. 8 and in honor of Kobe Bryant and Gigi, 100 percent of net proceeds during first nine days of sales will be donated to the MambaOnThree Fund. Purchase at https://t.co/CPJij6f5dA pic.twitter.com/8jTnwzotNJ
— Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) February 6, 2020

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