Zach LaVine wore the Nike Hyperdunk shoes during his dunk competition win in 2016, and continued to wear them on the court for some time. But in late 2017, LaVine bolted Nike for rival Adidas, who reportedly offered him a four-year, $35 million dollar shoe deal.

While his primary shoe this season has been the durable Pro Bounce, he’s also sported the Gil Zero during game play.