De'Aaron Fox 最新簽名戰靴 Under Armour Curry Fox 2 率先曝光
De'Aaron Fox 於近期NBA 夏季聯賽場邊觀戰時，親自上腳展示這款全新設計。鞋款延續 Stephen Curry 經典的三線條圖案，標誌性圖騰出現在 TPU 鞋跟處，鞋身以鮮明的淺藍色調呈現，搭載 UA Flow 泡棉中底與低筒造型，展現時尚與機能兼具的風格。
相較於 Fox 的首款簽名鞋，Curry Fox 2 在設計上更進一步，新增了鎖定繫帶系統。前作以狐狸尾巴為靈感的扣帶設計令人印象深刻，而這次的第二代則採用更為尖銳的輪廓設計。此外，鞋舌上方可見「Curry」字樣，而 Fox 的個人標誌則位於扣帶中央，增添獨特辨識度。
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