Kids' Basketball Gear

Slam Dunk Style

See into the future with the Nike Witness VII. These shoes take design cues from multi-dimensional California graffiti art, and they're lightweight and breathable to reflect SoCal vibes. State-of-the-art Nike tech here includes the plastic heel clip for extra support. There’s a soft mesh across the forefoot for breathability and comfort, while the criss-crossing elastic laces and the hook-and-loop strap make these easy to put on and take off. The rubber sole is ideal for on-court traction.

Get the shoe that has everyone talking. Anthony Edwards is the next big basketball star, and his first signature shoe from adidas certainly reflects that status. The combined BOOST and Lightstrike midsole is lightweight and adds tremendous energy return. The rubber outsole provides ideal support, and the signature Anthony Edwards branding takes this to the next level.

The Jordan Tatum 1 is a must-have in any rotation. It’s made with stress-tested wrapped foam around the strong plastic frame in the midsole, ensuring lightweight structure and durability. The heavy rubber is limited to the forefoot and toe, designed to propel drives to the hoop, while the nifty collapsible heel allows for easy on and off.

Throw it back with the Converse Chuck Taylor High. This shoe has stood the test of time, and with good reason. The canvas upper has a rubber toe cap for durability, while the lace-up front has metal eyelets for style. The lining and cushioned footbed provide great comfort, and the vulcanized construction ensures durability.

Keep things going with the PUMA Basketball Clyde Poly Mesh AOP shorts. These stretchy shorts are lined for a performance boost. The poly interlock fabric is lightweight, making it easy to move in.

And check out the classic Nike basketball T-shirt. With a graphic print, this Just Do It T-shirt serves as the ultimate style statement.