If the NBA was a mountain, Stephen Curry would be chilling at the top of that hill.
In this past season, not only did he break the league record for three-pointers made (which he set the previous year), not only did he become the Most Valuable Player in the league, not only was he apart of the Golden State Warriors who won the Championship, he accomplished all the aforementioned accomplishments in his first signature sneaker with Under Armour.
Now was the most recognizable face of UA (thanks largely to the success his first shoe as a member of Team Armour), it is time to keep the momentum going as we get closer to the next NBA season. That is where the Under Armour Curry Two comes into play.
According to the tech sheet, what looks to be the biggest difference between the first edition and the Curry Two is the Speedform construction of the upper. For those unfamiliar with that specific piece of sneaker tech, it is made from a single, seemless piece and was first seen on the UA Speedform running sneaker.
A more pronounced heel & midfoot shank from the One was added to the UA Curry Two. Under Armour is also still going with the newly re=branded Charged Cushioning name which is confusing because the Charged branded used to be reserved only for their water-resistant products.
The ‘Iron Sharpens Iron’ Under Armour Curry Two is the first colorway of Stephen Curry’s second signature sneaker releases on October 24th for $130.
