De’Aaron Fox’s third signature sneaker with Under Armour, the Fox 3, officially hit shelves Friday. This isn’t just another shoe, folks, it’s a design built directly from Fox’s insane speed and ability to stop on a dime, giving Spurs fans a fresh look at what’s coming this season.
The “Gamer” Colorway Dropped And It’s A Vibe
The Fox 3 made its debut in a killer “Gamer” colorway, rocking blue, pink, and neon green accents. You can grab these kicks for $125 from Under Armour or select retailers. Seriously, the tongue even has shapes that look like gaming controller buttons, a shoutout to Fox’s passion for video games. How cool is that?
Built For Burst: This Sneaker Is All About Speed
Under Armour unveiled the Fox 3 back in August, making it clear this shoe is all about Fox’s dynamic play. It weighs in at a feather-light 11.9 ounces, which is even lighter than its predecessor. We’re talking a lightweight mesh upper, Charged cushioning, a TPU shank for stability, and a Flow outsole specifically engineered for those quick bursts, hard cuts, and sudden stops that define Fox’s game.
“Every version of my signature shoe has gotten better because we keep learning from how I move and what I need on the court,” Fox said. He mentioned Under Armour refined this version to be lighter, more comfortable, and more responsive, all while keeping the personal touches. Think fox-tail inspired design across the upper and his logo on the tongue. Plus, the outsole features the names of his wife and children, Recee, Reign, and Poppy, a family tribute that started with the Fox 2.
Fox Is Already Rocking Them On Court
Fans got an early peek at these bad boys when Fox wore them during the 2026 NBA playoffs. He’s clearly hyped for the upcoming season, stating, “I’m really proud of this shoe and excited to play in this upcoming season.” The Fox 3 is out now, with a rubber-outsole version hitting globally in 2027. So if you’ve ever wanted to channel that Fox speed, Under Armour’s got the footwear locked down. The rest is up to you, though!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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