LaMelo Ball shows off new PUMA MB.02 signature shoe

LaMelo Ball and PUMA are quickly taking over the basketball signature shoe space. With the release of the MB.01 last year, sneakerheads and casual fans are hard-pressed to find LaMelo’s shoes anywhere.

Recently, fans were provided with a sneak peek of the MB.02 model, which was met with mixed reviews.

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During Charlotte Hornets media day, LaMelo donned the MB.02 Supernova colorway. According to Modern Notoriety:

“LaMelo Ball officially debuted his second signature shoe yesterday during NBA Media Day. While the overall shape is fairly similar to the MB.01, both the midsole and upper on the MB.02 have been redesigned. Overlays across the side panels of the mesh upper mimic the angel wing design of Melo’s chest tattoo, while the midsole is sculpted to match the dynamic lines found on the upper. The MB.02 will be making its debut in an orange “Supernova” colorway, tying in to the out-of-this-world “Not From Here” theme from previous Melo x PUMA releases.”

LaMelo continues to disrupt the basketball shoe world with his relationship with PUMA. See the latest versions of the MB.02 Supernova below.

LaMelo Ball sports his orange MB.02 Supernova PUMA signature shoes at Charlotte Hornets media day. Photo by Jim Dedmon — USA TODAY Sports

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About the Author Published Sep 30, 2022

BRANDON WILLIAMS

Brandon Williams is an author, educator, basketball coach, and has been in sports media for over 10 years. He is the CEO and founder of Ball Exclusives. In 2018, Brandon assisted LaVar Ball and Big Baller Brand in the launch of its professional basketball league, the Junior Basketball Association (JBA League). Brandon was a key figure serving as the league's Director of Media Relations and in-game broadcaster for its live games. His debut book, The JBA League: A League of Our Own detailed a first-hand look of the highs and lows with starting a professional basketball league in a short period of time. In his free time, Brandon loves spending time with his wife and three children as well as playing basketball and golf.