Curry 12 “Podium Pack” by Under ArmourTwo possible color schemes are white with midnight navy and red accents.Price per unit: $140 USD Delivery Date: August 14thProduct Available: Under Armour

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Just wanted to give you a heads up that Stephen Curry, the best shooter of all time, proved it once again by leading Team USA to victory in the Olympic Games’ semifinals and gold medal game. In support of his electrifying exploits, Curry wore the newly released Under Armour Curry 12, which is part of the Olympic-themed “Podium Pack” and comes in two colors: “White” and “Midnight Navy.” Both colorways showcase a patriotic composition of red, white, and blue. To make sure Curry gives it his all every game, the design is sleeker and prioritizes quickness and cutting without sacrificing comfort. A lightweight Pebax plate provides stability, while UA Flow technology supports the sole unit’s performance. In terms of the top, it makes use of a supportive and breathable designed mesh pattern. The Under Armour Curry 12 “Podium Pack” is currently available for purchase for $140 USD each pair for anybody who are eager to get their hands on a pair.

The American basketball team is putting in a lot of time and effort in preparation for the next Olympics in Paris. In his pursuit of an Olympic gold medal, Steph Curry is not slacking off. The sharpshooter put on his Under Armour Curry 12 for the first time during practice. A more streamlined low-cut upper design enhances ankle mobility in the new silhouette.

Curry wears two colorways, one with a white foundation and the other with navy blue, both of which were given the patriotic theme inspired by Team USA. On both pairs, you can see Curry’s iconic emblem resting on top of what seems like a Flow-cushioned midsole, which is designed to enhance responsiveness on the court and provide better grip. The lateral heel showcases the Curry insignia, which is adorned with subtle touches of red, white, and navy. See Curry lace up his new Under Armour Curry 12s in the photo or in the video below. No word on when it will be available to the broader public just yet.