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The best ever Chuck 70 reimagined for the creative explorer with planet-minded innovations for outdoor-ready style and comfort. The Chuck 70 AT-CX Counter Climate delivers on weather protection and comfort to keep up with the always wondering, always wandering creative explorer. Non-wicking canvas and a waterproof, tricot-lined bootie provides durability and warmth, while the iconic Chuck 70 silhouette gives you versatile style to go from city life, to the great outdoors, and back. Rounded out with a diamond lugged traction outsole made through an innovative technique that uses manufacturing scraps to help support you and the planet you explore.

The new All Star BB Prototype CX is all on-court comfort. Mesh mixes with suede in elegant black and gold to give you breathable comfort and an easy, laid-back look that combines the best of sport and style. An integrated pull tab allows for easy-on and the hidden webbing lacing system provides maximum support and containment while making moves. The TPU on the shank and forefoot delivers stability, with a CX foam sockliner and midsole for the support you need underfoot.

Asymmetrical lines introduce the Converse Chuck 70 Plus Unconventional design and unstoppable style. An unexpected update on an all-time classic, the Chuck 70 Plus mixes the iconic features with future-forward styling. A fusion of mixed-weight canvas comes together with bold, asymmetrical lines for a statement-making look. Spliced rubber and ankle patch details keep all eyes on you, while premium cushioning helps you stay light on your feet. A split rubber outsole distorts heritage Chuck Taylor design elements and a spliced Chuck Taylor ankle patch. Launching Friday, 16 September at Shesha stores and online.

  Zachary LaVine was born in 1995 in Renton, Washington to Paul and Cheryl Johnson-LaVine. His father was a professional football player, while his mother was a collegiate softball standout. LaVine played three seasons of varsity basketball at Bothell High School in Washington. He gained attention during his final year, when he averaged 28.5 points, 3.4 rebounds, and 2.5 assists. LaVine was selected Washington Mr. Basketball, Associated Press Washington State Player of the Year, and Parade All-America Basketball First Team as a consequence He has routinely dedicated his time and effort to projects linked to the deaf population , as someone who studied American Sign Language in high school. LaVine may be found on Twitter (@ZachLaVine) and Instagram (@zachlavine8). LaVine was stuck on a squad with a crowded backcourt during his one season at UCLA. The team’s top five scorers were all guards, including Jordan Adams, Kyle Anderson, and Norman Powell. LaVine only appeared in one game, but he showed off his athleticism and production in backup minutes. He averaged 9.4 points and 2.5 assists per game, while connecting on 37.5 percent of his three-point attempts. The 6-foot-5 guard reached double figures in eight of his first nine games, including a season-high 21 points against Nevada in November. He only scored in double figures in eight more games and saw his minutes decrease in early February, but LaVine remained ready to play when called upon. In his lone start versus Oregon, he had 18 points, eight rebounds, and five assists in a double-overtime loss. The Bruins won the Pac-12 Tournament and proceeded to the Sweet 16 in that run, but LaVine only scored in double figures once. He was named to the Pac-12 All-Freshman Team, however he chose to enter the 2014 NBA Draft instead.

  Kyrie Andrew Irving was born in 1992 in Melbourne, Australia. His father, Drederick, was playing professional ball in Australia for the Bulleen Boomers when Kyrie was born. Before the Boomers, Drederick played college ball for Boston University, where they retired his jersey. Kyrie holds dual citizenship in both Australia and the United States. His godfather is former NBA player Rod Strickland. Irving his high school ball in New Jersey, starting with two seasons at Montclair Kimberley Academy before transferring to St. Patrick High School. After his senior season at St. Patrick, Irving was named a McDonald’s All-American and a First Team All-American by Parade Magazine and USA Today. During his pro career, Irving took on the role of “Uncle Drew” for soda advertisements and an eventual movie that was filled with NBA stars. His favorite book is “Catcher in the Rye.” Fans can follow the exciting point guard on both Twitter and Instagram @KyrieIrving. Irving’s time at Duke was brief and glorious. He appeared in 11 games during his lone season as a Blue Devil, but averaged 17.5 points on 53.2 percent from the field and 5.4 assists for the 2010-11 squad. After eight games, the point guard injured his big toe in a Dec. 4 game against Butler. A game before getting injured, he had put the nation on notice with a season-high 31 points, six rebounds and four assists in a win over Michigan State. The New Jersey native had helped the Blue Devils go undefeated in the early season, but missed more than three months of the season due to the injury. He returned prior to the NCAA tournament and came off the bench in relief of Seth Curry. The 6-1 guard helped Duke survive with first weekend in wins over Hampton (14 points) and Michigan (11 points). Irving delivered 28 points in Duke’s Sweet 16 loss to the Derrick Williams-led Arizona Wildcats.  

Joe Fresh goods and New Balance incorporated key cultural and historical subjects into the world of footwear via the prism of Black creatives with the Conversations Amongst Us line. The ever-popular New Balance 550 and 2002R have previously been given to life in a cream and faded yellow style, but Joe now extends his vision to the performance realm with the New Balance KAWHI 2. Kawhi Leonard, New Balance’s great basketball player, was a part of the first ad that sparked the conversation. Bringing that partnership full circle, Joe Fresh goods, Kawhi Leonard, and New Balance introduce the KAWHI 2, which has a cream top accentuated by an old yellow on the contrast stitching, broken midsole at the heel, and mesh underlay. The insole reads “Conversations Amongst Us,” while the tongue reads “Joe And Kawhi (c. 2022) A New Day.” How to Get Your Pair  In store only Sandton Mall of Africa  RSP : R3499,99  Sizes : UK6-UK11 

PUMA is releasing its newest addition to LaMelo Ball’s signature PUMA Hoops lineup, the MB.01 Galaxy. MB.01 Galaxy, solidifies the fact that LaMelo is “Not From Here.” Adorn with a galactic graphics, the MB.01 Galaxy features fluorescent pops of colour that collide with bold co-branding like the 1 of 1 logo on the tongue and M.E.L.O along the back. The MB.01 is light-years ahead with PUMA Hoops technology, including NITRO foam in the midsole for superior responsiveness and comfort while remaining lightweight – perfect for high-energy, explosive playstyles. The silhouette also includes a specially engineered knit upper made with breathable monomesh for a supportive but ultra-lightweight feel and full coverage engineered traction with non-slip rubber for enhanced durability and traction.  How to get your pair  Available at : at Sandton, Eastgate, Mall of Africa, Menlyn Park Hoops, Rosebank and Canal Walk RSP: R3199.99