LaMelo Ball and Puma are dropping the LaFrance RNR, and it just might be one of the best shoes for summer Jael Rucker July 13, 2025 10:32 am PDT ...

When does the LaMelo Ball x PUMA LaFrance RNR Release? The LaFrancé RNR Flare hits shelves on August 1st and will retail for $120 at the PUMA Flagship store, PUMA.com, Foot Locker, Champs, JD ...

PUMA has also collaborated with several other brands in the past for some of LaMelo Ball’s signature shoes in the past. Fortnite, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Scooby-Doo just to name a few.

LaMelo Ball Is Getting His Own Puma Lifestyle Shoe Here's how to buy the LaFrancé, releasing in May. Victor Deng April 26, 2024 Via Puma ...

LaMelo Ball’s Puma line expanded this spring with the introduction of his LaFrance lifestyle sneaker. The Y2K-inspired model debuted in an all-red colorway and will now return with two more ...

After already releasing three signature basketball shoes with Puma (with a fourth pair reportedly on the way), LaMelo Ball is shifting his focus off the court for his next sneaker. Pictured here ...

While injuries kept LaMelo Ball off the court for much the 2023-24 NBA season, the Charlotte Hornets star has managed to keep plenty busy. His signature performance line with Puma remains wildly ...

The LaFrancé Assist is yet another highlight in PUMA Hoops' impressive lineup of projects LaMelo Ball’s remarkable knack for delivering the ideal assist often leaves his rivals feeling envious.

Puma and Hornets All-Star LaMelo Ball are five years into a 10-year, $100 million dollar endorsement deal, and any hype they’ve created failed to have any staying power.

PUMA Hoops and basketball superstar LaMelo Ball are unveiling their first-ever co-designed lifestyle shoe - LaFrancé. Created through intimate collaboration between LaMelo Ball and the PUMA ...

Puma's LaMelo Ball shoes are currently on sale at Champ's right now for a penny less than $100. These Puma sneakers are usually listed at $125, so buyers are saving 20% off the list price.

NBA guards LaMelo and Lonzo Ball, and their parents, LaVar and Tina, are among the defendants in a pair of lawsuits by Big Baller Brand co-founder Alan Foster.