Stephen Curry Debuts 'Girl Dad' Sneakers in New York
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Is it time to worry about the Golden State Warriors? Please. That is like worrying if Michael Myers will get back up on Halloween night. Consider me the late great Dr. Samuel Loomis, running around screaming they are not dead.
The Warriors are a lock for the NBA Play-In Tournament, which means they have life. Not to mention, they have the greatest shooter of all time. During last night's loss to the New York Knicks, Warriors guard Stephen Curry poured in 27 points. Even better for our readership, he did so in an unreleased pair of sneakers.
Throughout the 2023-24 NBA season, Curry has worn a mix of new and retro models from his signature sneaker line. Last night, he wore his newest model, the Curry Flow 11, in a bright pink colorway that honored his daughters. Below is a detailed look at the kicks and what we know about their possible release.
Curry Flow 11 'Girl Dad'
The Curry Flow 11 'Girl Dad' colorway.
John Hefti-USA TODAY Sports
Basketball fans and sneakerheads were treated to their first look at the Curry Flow 11 'Girl Dad' colorway. Throughout Curry's time with Under Armour and Curry Brand, the Warriors guard has repeatedly worn shoes that honor different members of his family.
The good news is that those family-inspired colorways are more often than not released to the public. Unfortunately, there is no official news on the release of the Curry Flow 11 'Girl Dad' colorway at this time.
Luckily, online shoppers can choose between several colorways of Curry's new and retro sneakers on the Curry Brand website as well as Foot Locker. The Curry Flow 11 costs $160 in adult sizes and is worth every penny for the serious hooper or fan. The combination of UA IntelliKnit upper and Dual-density UA Flow cushioning offers a premium ride on the court.
The postseason cannot get here soon enough for the Warriors. Just don't say I didn't warn you about writing them off too soon. Stay locked into FanNationKicks.com for all your footwear news from around the NBA and the rest of the sports world.
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