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Training shoes may not be ideal on the hardwood, but that hasn’t stopped players from wearing the all-purpose shoes on court. Former NBA player Gilbert Arenas once wore the Nike Air Trainer Classic, Amar’e Stoudemire wore Huarache Trainers for a year straight, and just last year, Brandon Jennings wore the Under Armour Cam Highlight, Cam Newtwon’s signature shoe. Even LeBron James sported Trainers on court. Seeing training shoes being worn on court, therefore, shouldn’t come as a surprise any longer.
In last night’s game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Philadelphia 76ers, Kicks On Court Champion nominee Tony Wroten wore the “University Red” Nike Air Veer, a shoe that officially released late last year. The vibrant red tone dominates the base of the shoe, while a black pebbled leather strap covers the mid-foot of this Bruce Smith-popularized shoe. View these kicks on court, plus Monta Ellis’ retros and Klay Thompson’s HyperRev PEs, below.
Tony Wroten in the Nike Air Veer “University Red” Tony Wroten attacking the rim in the Nike Air Veer “University Red” Tony Wroten turning the corner in the Nike Air Veer “University Red” Kyle Singler and Andre Drummond in the Nike Hyperdunk 2013 and the Nike Zoom HyperRev, respectively Andre Drummond defending in the Air Jordan 12 “Playoffs”
