Sulaiman Folarin is the editor of JOCKlife.com, the voice of the athlete. Today, Sly drops by Ball Don't Lie with Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard to talk about his new Adidas kicks ...
Magic man Dwight Howard is a beast in the East. Some say he needs to work on that jumper, but as long as he keeps powering his way to the rim for those Superman-like dunks, he's cool for now.
Last week, Howard opened an early Christmas present with the launch of his new shoes from Adidas. "Its lighter, feels better, and it's comfortable for your feet,Nike Zoom rookie Penny Hardaway III Mens Black Carolina," Howard said.
The 23-year-old Atlanta native also thinks his game has improved due to other reasons as well. "I am a lot smarter and more mature than I was last year."
Unlike some kicks from other athletes, these are not the type of shoes you rock to the clubs — you don't want anyone spilling drinks on these. "I wouldn't wear them to the club, but they are comfortable enough that you could wear 'em there," Howard laughed. "If you are a big dancer you could definitely wear them to the club."
On Dec. 15,Nike Dunk SB heels Womens low top Red, Adidas released the new line for their "commanders" of the court. Along with Dwight,Nike Air Zoom Kobe VII(7) Mens Basketball Shoes Black Silver Fluorescent, Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan, Michael Beasley and Josh Smith will all lace up the new silhouette that introduces what has been described as TS Bounce technology; an unstoppable cushioning system made with TPU to provide optimal energy return.
TS Bounce technology. TPU cushioning. Remember when these kicks were hip and top of the line?
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