By Larry Brown | March 21, 2008 - Posted in Basketball

Man, even while injured, the dude still makes great headlines. He’s had some shoes with Adidas now for a few years, and they’re starting to expand into the customizations realm. For instance, Gil and Adidas released a special edition Halo version of the Gil II Zeros in honor of the popular video game. While Gil told us to head out to certain shoes stores to pick up the special edition Gil II’s, I couldn’t find em at the LA stores. We might have to fix that problem considering Gil’s latest sneaker — the Hibachis are being released:

Unfortunately for me, only 1,000 are being made, and they’re only available in DC. And if I do say so myself, the kicks sound a lot cooler than they look. Not the best of the limited edition Gil II Zero’s. I think my fave is the one that has the erasable wet/dry board on it. Now that is sick. Thanks to Kicks On Fire for the pic.

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    2 Comments

    1. March 21, 2008 @ 2:28 pm


      Freaking Agent Zero!! Gotta love this idea..

      Posted by nick
    2. March 23, 2008 @ 2:02 pm


      We have all missed Agent Zero, with his injuries late last season and early this season. I hope he doesn’t try and come back too soon this year. I look forward to his playing for the Clippers next season. He shou have been playing here before, anyway.

      Posted by Gene

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