By: Anannya Mitra Image credit: NBA and X
The 2022–23 NBA season was somewhat sensational. With the cutthroat competition among the shoe brands, Nike surfaced as the most donned brand, with Nike athletes making up 70% of the league.
For Kevin Durant, chasing exquisitely and being driven to perfection is just a piece of cake. In the NBA this season, Durant's shoe model, the Nike KD15, has emerged as the fifth-most purchased shoe around the world.
Launched in 2009, Kobe Bryant's Nike Kobe 5 Protro "Chaos" is a widely recognized and timeless shoe from Nike Basketball. This season, the Nike Kobe 5 Protro ranked as the fourth-most-used basketball shoe on court.
LeBron James had a knack for perfection throughout his career, which is why he came up with his latest collection, LeBron 20. The materials chosen for manufacturing this model are rubber, polyester, and mesh..
Paul George's PG6 is sophistically designed to experience buoyant feelings. It is as light as a feather; the mesh top, foam midsole, padded tongue, and collar contribute to the comfort and luxury of this collection.
Unfortunately, George's shoe line was put to an end this season, the reason being that Paul George eschewed his own sneakers since he preferred the Nike Kobe 6 more than his own.
Honoring Kobe and Gigi Bryant's legacy, the Nike Kobe 6 Protro "Mambacita-Sweet 16" is an exclusive edition of KB's once-famous signature shoe. Bryant's "Black Mamba" moniker served ideas for the design, with black snake scales on top.
While these sneakers piqued the interest of NBA fans, some of them have been difficult to get hands-on. The collections come up with exciting and vibrant colors to satiate the tastes of the fans.
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