NBA players with shoe deals have generally been either with Nike, Adidas or Converse. The German manufacturer used to have a bigger stake in the market until Nike's dominance took over in the 90s.

ESPN.com recently put together a list of all the players who have ever had their own signature shoes, and it was beautiful, featuring both the very popular Michael Jordan and LeBron James models ...

Nike’s lineup features perhaps the three best players in the game today. LeBron James and Kevin Durant have two of the NBA’s longest-lasting signature shoe runs. James has been with Nike since 2003, ...

Joel Embiid is the biggest player in the NBA with his own shoe deal. The 7-foot Philadelphia 76ers center signed with Under Armour in 2018 and introduced the UA Embiid One in August of 2020.

According to a recent study by Versus Reviews, 64 percent of NBA players (334 total) wear Nike sneakers on the court, with 17.7 percent in adidas (92 total) and 9.8 percent in Jordan (51 total ...

However, two other brands are hoping to give the swoosh some competition. Here are the 10 most popular shoes worn by players around the NBA this past season. Advertisement. Advertisement.

There were 18 players with their own signature sneakers during the 2021-22 NBA season. But today, we are ranking the five best among active NBA players. It was not easy, but below is the list in ...

A signature sneaker is one of the toughest feats to accomplish as an NBA player. If you look around the league and stay within the big three of Nike, Adidas and Under Armour—there are only eight ...

Joel Embiid is the biggest player in the NBA with his own shoe deal. The 7-foot Philadelphia 76ers center signed with Under Armour in 2018 and introduced the UA Embiid One in August of 2020.

At the start of the 2020-21 NBA season, there were 16 players who had their very own signature shoe and throughout the first month of action, multiple stars have released new versions of their line.

A signature sneaker is one of the toughest feats to accomplish as an NBA player. If you look around the league and stay within the big three of Nike, Adidas and Under Armour—there are only eight ...