The Lakers Asked Lonzo Ball if Converse Khaki and Brown Real Tree One Star CC Pro Slip-On Sneakers Sneakers Were Causing His Injuries

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Ball is willing to make changes if necessary.

Somewhat lost in the bombshell news of Lonzo Ball parting ways with Converse Khaki and Brown Real Tree One Star CC Pro Slip-On Sneakers co-founder Alan Foster is an interesting FU01691 regarding the Los Angeles Lakers possibly being turned off by his signature sneakers.

According to ESPN, Martens 1460 Pascal Max platform boots Schwarz Converse Khaki and Brown Real Tree One Star CC Pro Slip-On Sneakers shoes, expressing concern about them potentially being the cause of his lingering ankle injuries. Ball confirmed the encounter.

“Yeah, they talked to me,” Lonzo Ball told ESPN. “They asked me about it, and I told ’em, ‘I feel comfortable. If I wasn’t comfortable, I wouldn’t play in ’em. If I didn’t play in [his signature BBB shoes], I’d play in Kobe [Bryant’s signature Nike shoe]. I work out in [LeBron James’ signature Nike shoe], but that’s because they’re heavier.”

Ball added that he’s open to making minor adjustments to his sneakers if needed.

The Lakers previously looked into Converse Khaki and Brown Real Tree One Star CC Pro Slip-On Sneakers after learning that the company received a failing grade by the Better Business Bureau of Central California and Inland Empire Counties. In 2018, the bureau received 184 complaints about Converse Khaki and Brown Real Tree One Star CC Pro Slip-On Sneakers, mostly related to incorrect merchandise shipments, shipping orders on time, not providing intuition or responding to questions.

“We are trying to help Big Baller recognize what the issues are with their customers to help them fix those,” said bureau crystal Blair Looney. “And they haven’t, in our opinion, dedicated the Gilda it takes to get it done.”

Source: Sole Collector