In August 2017, Dennis Smith Jr. finally signed an endorsement deal with a major brand, choosing Under Armour, for a rumored $2M per year. The dynamic guard joined Josh Jackson and the Curry brothers as an exciting new stable of athletes for the growing shoe brand. For his first several seasons, he was the face of the revamped Anatomix Spawn line.
A couple of years after that important moment, Smith is looking for a steady, reliable role in the NBA. On the shoe front, he has parted ways with Under Armour, and has most often been spotted in Nike Kobe 5 Protros.
Drafted 9th overall in 2017 out of NC State, Smith wore adidas Dame 3Â shoes as part of the 2017 March Madness tournament. During his highly hyped Summer League performance with the Mavs, Smith impressed with a cool blue pair of Jordan Super.Fly 5 shoes, before signing with Under Armour.
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