The Northern Lights Inspired Scoot Henderson's New PUMA Sneakers

Originally posted on FanNation Kicks | By Pat Benson | Last updated 2/26/24

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Fresh off of an appearance at the 2024 NBA All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis, Scoot Henderson is continuing to shoot for the stars. The Portland Trail Blazers rookie has teamed up with PUMA on the third colorway of his first signature sneaker.

The PUMA Scoot Zeros will soon be launched in a mesmerizing colorway inspired by the Northern Lights. Below is a detailed look at the sneakers and all of the information athletes and fans must know before making a purchase.

PUMA Scoot Zeros

The PUMA Scoot Zeros 'Northern Lights' will be released on Friday, March 1. Shoppers can purchase the basketball shoes for $100 on the PUMA website, the PUMA mobile app, the PUMA NYC Flagship store, Foot Locker, Kids Foot Locker, and Champs Sports.

In addition to drawing inspiration from the Northern Lights, the hoop shoes also pay homage to Henderson's standout style. The newest colorway features attention-grabbing pink, blue, and black color blocking infused with metallic iridescence.

References to Henderson's personal mantra, "O.D.D: Overly Determined to Dominate," are complemented with chrome and sterling elements that reflect his electrifying on-court play.

More importantly, this performance-minded basketball shoe is packed with PUMA Hoops technology, including the high-rebound PROFOAM EVA. The same technology has helped Henderson average roughly 13 points, three rebounds, and five assists per game this season.

Henderson made history this year by becoming the ninth rookie in NBA history to launch a signature sneaker, and PUMA's investment already appears to be paying off. Stay locked into FanNationKicks.com for all your sneaker news from the NBA and the rest of the footwear industry.

This article first appeared on FanNation Kicks and was syndicated with permission.

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