Porsche and Puma Model LaMelo Ball’s MB.03 Sneaker After the 911 Turbo

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Puma and Porsche are teaming up for a collection to celebrate the iconic 911 Turbo and 2024 NBA All-Star host city Indianapolis’ relationship with the automotive industry.

LaMelo Ball’s MB.03 sneaker, as well as the All-Pro Nitro, take on a gold and black colorway inspired by the car series that’s been in production since 1964. A number of special graphics are added for the collaboration, including a Porsche logo and lightning bolt on the heel, a Porsche Turbo logo at the bottom of the tongue and a speedometor mark at the top of the tongue.

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Along with the sneakers, Porsche and Puma will also release “six apparel variations” across hoodies, jackets, graphic T-shirts, sweatpants and shorts.

The MB.03, Ball’s third and latest signature sneaker, features a NitroFoam midsole and lightweight, breathable monomesh upper featuring a torn motif as its signature design element. Past collaborations on the sneaker have included “Dexter’s Laboratory” and Ball’s own LaFrance label.

The All-Pro Nitro, another Puma basketball shoe launched last year, also features NitroFoam cushioning as part of a dual-layered sole unit with targeted zones for security and comfort.

The Porsche x Puma collection will release Saturday, Feb. 17, through the websites of both parties, Porsche Design stores, Puma’s New York City flagship, Foot Locker and Kids Foot Locker. Pricing ranges from $45 to $175, with the MB.03 priced at $135 and the All-Pro Nitro at $140.

Puma Porsche Basketball Collaboration
Puma Porsche Basketball Collaboration
Porsche Puma MB.03 LaMelo Ball Sneaker
Porsche Puma MB.03 LaMelo Ball Sneaker
Porsche Puma MB.03 LaMelo Ball Sneaker
Porsche Puma MB.03 LaMelo Ball Sneaker
Porsche Puma MB.03 LaMelo Ball Sneaker
Porsche Puma MB.03 LaMelo Ball Sneaker
Porsche Puma MB.03 LaMelo Ball Sneaker
Porsche Puma MB.03 LaMelo Ball Sneaker

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Ian Servantes is a Senior Trending News Editor for Footwear News specializing in sneaker coverage. He’s previously reported on streetwear and sneakers at Input and Highsnobiety after beginning his career on the pop culture beat. He subscribes to the idea that “ball is life” and doesn’t fuss over his kicks getting dirty.

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