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- Puma is launching the MB.03 Chino Hills, a new addition to LaMelo Ball's signature series.
- Inspired by the MB.03 Toxic, it features neon and scratch mark designs.
- This model boasts a Nitro midsole, double-layered mesh upper, and a nonslip rubber compound for enhanced traction.
- Complementing the release, Puma introduces a three-piece apparel collection.
German sports retailer Puma is set to release its newest addition to basketball player LaMelo Ball’s signature Puma Hoops MB.03, Chino Hills. Design elements are continued on from the MB.03 Toxic storyline and are reflected throughout with bold, neon elements, animalistic scratch marks.
The eye-catching MB.03 Chino Hills features a Nitro midsole for on-court power and a double-layered mesh upper for additional support. The Chino Hills colourway also features tech points throughout including full coverage engineered nonslip rubber compound for enhanced durability and traction that’s ideal for quick cuts and spot up jumpers, and includes upper construction made with breathable monomesh for a supportive but ultra-lightweight fit, Puma said in a press release.
To pay tribute to this jaw-dropping achievement, Puma Hoops teamed up with Melo for a Chino Hills High-inspired edition of his signature shoe, the MB.03.
Puma is launching the MB.03 Chino Hills, a new addition to LaMelo Ball's signature series.
Inspired by the MB.03 Toxic, it features neon and scratch mark designs.
This model boasts a Nitro midsole, double-layered mesh upper, and a nonslip rubber compound for enhanced traction.
Complementing the release, Puma introduces a three-piece apparel collection.
In addition to the MB.03 Chino Hills sneaker, Puma will be releasing a three-piece apparel collection accompanying the shoe release which includes a hoodie, shorts, and tee. The collection will be available for purchase on November 17.
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