Patrick Johnson 
How often do you see a player wear a pair of their signature shoes that actually arrive on retail shelves? The sneaker game done changed. LeBron will probably lace up around 40 PEs this regular season, all basically off-limits to the average American consumer unless they have an inclining to try and copy the colorway on NIKEiD. The same goes for the likes of Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, and Chris Paul. Last year DeMar DeRozan crowd-sourced his in-game colorways by allowing fans to customize Raptor-centric colorways of the Kobe 9 on NIKEiD – the best 5 or so pairs were worn in-game once he returned from injury. Now CP3 is following suit, as he’s allowing his fans to do the same with the Jordan CP3.9. Chris Paul’s ninth signature with the Jumpman has garnered plenty of attention thanks to two lifestyle Friends & Family looks, but here’s to hoping that the actual performance model gets the same love. Head over to NIKEiD right now to get customizing and hopefully Chris will like your pair enough to rock them during the regular season.
Source: NIKEiD
