As it stands Devin Booker does not have a signature shoe of his own but could be launching a pair very soon.
Booker is currently endorsed by Nike and revealed earlier this year that it would be “dream” to have his own signature footwear.
“That’s the dream: to have a signature shoe,” Booker told Nice Kicks.
“I think having a player exclusive is right up there with it.
“A signature shoe comes with winning. When you’re at the bottom of the conference, it’s hard. I think my time will come. I’ve put in the work.
“Once those wins start showing up, I think it’ll be ready to go.”
The 22-year-old has also previously described some of the characteristics he would like for his own shoe.
Speaking to Footwear News in October, he said: “I would say: No. 1, has to be a low top — that’s most important to me.
“I love playing in a low top. It has to be comfortable — that’s also important for me — and lightweight.
“It would be a mix between a Kobe [Bryant sneaker] and a Paul George type.”
He later teased a picture of black shoes with shades of orange and purple – the Suns’ colours – on his Instagram story which sparked rumours among fans that his own signature shoe was on the way.
However, neither Nike or the player have confirmed this to be case.
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Vince Carter of the Atlanta Hawks – wore Nike Shox BB4 “Retro Nights”
DeMarcus Cousins of the – played in the Puma Clyde Court “Marathon Continues”
Montrezl Harrell of the Golden State Warriors – modelled the “Wheat” shoes by Nike KD 6 EXT
Taurean Prince of the Atlanta Hawks – seen wearing Nike LeBron 6 “All-Star” shoes
Jayson Tatum of the Boston Celtics – used the Nike Adapt BB footwear
PJ Tucker of the Houston Rockets – wore the Nike Air Penny 2 “Sole Collector” model