At the time, the Orlando Magic star guard had just signed a lifetime partnership with Adidas, which then marked the most significant contract the brand had ever signed with a professional athlete.
McGrady first showed off his signature sneaker in 2002 during the All-Star Game hosted in Philadelphia. Bringing back the model in its original glory, the shoe features a metallic upper, perforated details, and a rubber toe cap, making it unlike anything on the market today - or, in fact, anything on the market when it first debuted.
Official imagery seems to confirm the brand plans to celebrate the 20th anniversary of NBA star Tracy McGrady’s T-Mac 1 “All-Star” sneaker, with a release set for next year. Ahead of the new year, Adidas is teasing what’s to come.
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