See the issue: January 2008

Every year, the NBA All-Star game brings together the best of the best from the Eastern and Western conferences. This ridiculous collection of super-star talent generates athletic feats that boggle the mind and inspire every athlete to strive for equally jaw-dropping performances.

To celebrate this year’s All-Star game in New Orleans, we want you to tell us about the most inspiring All-Star hardwood moments from the past. What players, dunks, shots and games have motivated you to become a better athlete? 

After checking out this year’s game, share your thoughts with us by completing this survey.

If your words inspire us like these All-Star moves have inspired you, we’ll hook you up with an adidas All-Star prize pack (denoted by *), featuring some of the gear adidas designed specifically for the big show in the Big Easy.

STACK will select five winners by Feb. 22, 2008. So come with you’re A-game for a shot at some fresh gear that will make you look like an All-Star on and off the court.  

East Gear

All-Star Swingman Jersey $75*

All-Star Swingman Shorts $60*

Voodoo Jacket $100*

Team Signature ProModel East $100*

West Gear

 

All-Star Swingman Jersey $75*

All-Star Swingman Shorts $60*

Voodoo Jacket $100*

Team Signature ProModel West $100*

NBA Homecooked Collection

To celebrate local culture and pride, adidas has cooked up a Limited Edition collection of apparel and footwear for nine distinct basketball cities across the country:

 

Chicago – aka The Windy City
Cleveland – aka The Comeback City
Denver – aka The Key to the Rockies
Detroit – aka The Motor City
Houston – aka The Space City
Los Angeles – aka City of Angles
Miami – aka The Great American Riviera
New York – aka The City that Never Sleeps
And Host City
New Orleans – aka Nawlins'
taking inspiration from the city's rich history in jazz music, Cajun food,
Africana and mysticism.

New Orleans

EQT Mid Shoe $100

Track Jacket $125

Cleveland

EQT Mid Shoe $100

Track Jacket $125

Chicago	Denver	Detroit
Miami	Houston	L.A.
	NYC

 

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