WHERE STARS ALIGNADIDAS BRINGS SIGNATURE HEATTO NBA ALL-STAR IN LA

Lights, camera, action. Los Angeles is set to host NBA All-Star Weekend 2026, and it’s shaping up to be one of the more memorable editions in recent years, headlined by a new USA vs. World format that’s expected to inject real energy back into the midseason showcase.

As usual, adidas Basketball is using All-Star Weekend as a platform to spotlight its stacked signature roster. Anthony Edwards figures to be one of the weekend’s biggest draws, with cameras and media following his every move in search of the next viral moment. He’s joined on the USA side by Donovan Mitchell, now a seven-time All-Star and model of consistency among the league’s young veterans.

Mitchell’s new Cavaliers teammate James Harden didn’t make the roster this year, but his adidas signature line is still showing up strong. Damian Lillard remains sidelined as he recovers from an achilles injury, though his adidas sneakers arrive in a colorway celebrating his past All-Star success.

Below you’ll find all four All-Star sneakers alongside purchase links and brief breakdowns. The releases land on February 12th at adidas.com.

Following up the success of Anthony Edwards’ first signature model was never going to be easy, but adidas cleared the bar with the AE2. Its sleek, low-profile build and sharp TPU cage line up perfectly with the aggression of Ant’s game, all wrapped in a lighter, more flexible package. The All-Star colorway keeps that same energy, pairing a Lucid Orange upper with silver hits on the trim, toe, and outsole. adidas is backing the release with an ad spot that takes playful shots at SGA, Wemby, and other NBA stars, spotlighting the same take-no-prisoners attitude that’s made fans fall in love with Ant in the first place.

Now a member of the Cleveland Cavaliers, James Harden stands as one of this year’s biggest NBA All-Star snubs. The Beard’s game has aged gracefully as he moves into the twilight of his career, blending scoring, playmaking, and efficiency in a way that’s rare for any guard, let alone one well into his thirties.

Harden’s signature adidas line has matured just as well, to the point where some might argue the Harden Vol. 10 represents some of the Three Stripes’ best work to date. The model retains the inner bootie of its predecessor while introducing a new enclosed, abstract shell, a visual nod to the hypnotic rhythm that defines Harden’s game. The All-Star colorway opts for a clean chrome exterior accented by an eye-catching, glittery finish.

Donovan Mitchell’s name can sometimes get lost in the shuffle due to big-market bias, making him feel oddly underrated even as a seven-time All-Star. The same can be said for his adidas signature line, which may not dominate the conversation like Ant’s or Harden’s, but consistently delivers. The D.O.N. Issue #7 differs from previous models with an all-new zippered shroud, blending subtle retro cues with modern tech. The All-Star colorway stands out with a smooth gradient reminiscent of Southern California sunsets.

After earning All-Star honors in seven of the last eight seasons, Damian Lillard will miss this year’s game as he continues to recover from an Achilles injury. His signature line still shows up strong, though. The adidas Dame X All-Star arrives in a fiery mix of Lucid Orange and Ice Tangerine, complete with special insoles honoring Dame’s All-Star resume. Add in a $95 price point and these become even more compelling.