It's rare that a signature athlete wears another athlete's signature shoe. But when it does happen, there's a pretty good chance it's an Air Jordan.
words // Zac Dubasik
It's rare that a signature athlete wears another athlete's signature shoe. But when it does happen, there's a pretty good chance it's an Air Jordan.
This past weekend, while visiting his alma mater, Kevin Durant decided to show out in a pair of Concord 11s. What do you think of athletes not wearing their own signature kicks? Does it even matter when it's a shoe like the Air Jordan 11?
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