adidas Commander for Dwight Howard
adidas Commander for KG
"Make you all jump along to the education...brother's gonna work it out, so stop chasing..."
Chuck D - Brothers Gonna Work It Out
adidas is the official sponsor of the NBA, so it only makes sense that they make shoes for some of the league's marquee players. It's no secret that I write about shoes regularly for various publications, as well as I have worked on a few sneaker commercials...so I've written all that to say, it's fitting for me to take the time to write about footwear here on GAME TIME.
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adidas has long been a leader within the footwear and apparel industry, and the same has been true in basketball. From Oscar Robertson, Earl Monroe, and Pistol Pete, to Tracy McGrady, Dwight Howard, and Kevin Garnett, the tradition has been established and passed down.
At the beginning of the season the brand with the three stripes released the Team Signature Commander and Creator series with two footwear designs to meet the specific needs of players and their unique roles on the court.
Starting today adidas continues the evolution of the line with the TS Bounce Commander, which will be worn by Dwight Howard, KG, Tim Duncan, Josh Smith, and Michael Beasley.
I interviewed Dwight Howard for BET News in June prior to his training for the Olympics, and since then he and I have decided to work on a few things during the second half of the season, so stay tuned...in the meantime you can check out the adidas website to see exclusive videos featuring Howard as well as a few surprises.
Watch the latest videos below:
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5 comments:
I really enjoyed the video because as a fan of Dwight Howard, it was nice to see all the hard work that goes into his game and tennis shoes.
I really like the blue and white!! I know you do too because blue is your color : )
Hey thanks everyone, and while I do like blue, I'm actually feeling the black and green more. They just look that much better to me. Nevertheless, it's a good shoe. Kevin Garnett had them on tonight I believe.
It has to be hard creating a shoe for a player of Dwight's size.
That training video makes me want to play ball. I'd like to test some kicks, it looks really cool.
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