Zack Schlemmer
February 1, 2016
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The awesome XENO technology from adidas will hit the court in a big way, as the color-shifting reflective material will be featured on the enormous stage that is the NBA All-Star Game. James Harden’s special All-Star PE of the Crazylight Boost 2.5 is the shoe that will come bearing the XENO upper, for the electrifying guard’s model within the adidas Basketball “Aurora Borealis” collection. Preview the XENO-clad Crazylights here, and stay tuned for any release details.
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