Viewed from the lateral side, the new T-Mac 3 looks like a relatively plain, Stormtrooper-esque white sneaker. “Lesson 2” showcases McGrady’s broader range of skills, with him assuring anyone worried about young players coming to the NBA without an education that he’ll “take them to school.” In “Lesson 1,” soundtracked by the Clipse and Birdman, McGrady shows off his high-flying dunks that made him one of the most thrilling players of the era and says that it doesn’t matter how many points he scores as long as his team gets the win. It’s the model McGrady famously wore in mismatching red and blue at the 2004 NBA All-Star game - an iconic footwear moment that would inspire countless sneakerheads to copy the look.įor its revival, the T-Mac 3 is being released in a brand new “Lesson” color scheme inspired by McGrady’s Adidas commercials with the same tagline. Arguably the most iconic of Tracy McGrady’s signature line from the early ’00s, the T-Mac 3 is made out of a shiny patent leather split into to distinct halves on the upper. “The Last” Forum wasn’t actually the last.The Adidas T-Mac 3 is returning to stores for the first time in four years. The Cangrejeros de Santurce - a basketball franchise based in Puerto Rico - is receiving their own adidas Forum Buckle Low courtesy of their co-owner, the world-renowned Bad Bunny.īorrowing the team’s logo and signature colors, the Bad Bunny x adidas Forum Buckle Low “Cangrejeros de Santurce” is expected to release later in 2023. For a detailed peek at much of what they have lined up, look below, as many a future release was previewed just ahead of yet another exciting All-Star Game.īad Bunny x adidas Forum Buckle Low “Cangrejeros de Santurce”
But that’s not all the German footwear brand has up their sleeve for 2023.įrom the return of past classics to the debut of new signatures and models, adidas Basketball has quite the year ahead of them. And with adidas’ hardwood efforts heading in a new direction, there’s no better a place to unveil their forthcoming offerings than right in Salt Lake City.įollowing the introduction of Remember The Why, a new chapter for adidas Basketball, the Three Stripes have introduced two expansive chapters of footwear and apparel.
All things basketball converge at All-Star Weekend.
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