In early 2020, it was reported that Converse had signed Draymond Green to a shoe deal, making him the brand’s highest profile star since Dwyane Wade left a decade ago. Draymond debuted the G4 shoe on March 5, 2020 in a game against the Raptors.
But Green’s relationship with Converse lasted for only three seasons, and he has since decided to return to Nike, where he’s opting for the GT Hustle 3 this year.
In his first go-around with the Big Swoosh, Green was known for wearing various LeBron signatures before switching to the Hyperdunk 2014s during the 2015-16 Finals. The unconventional star out of Golden State went on to wear many of Nike’s Hyperdunk, HyperRev and Zoom Rev models, and was chosen by Nike to debut both the Hyperdunk 2017 (during the 2016-17 playoffs) and the revamped Nike Zoom Rev 2018.
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