PS5 + PG13 = a new pair of video game inspired sneakers. Sony is partnering with Los Angeles Clippers star Paul George on a new pair of sneakers inspired by the design of the PlayStation 5. The PG ...

Nike, Sony, and basketball player Paul George have collaborated on another pair of sneakers, the PG 5, with help from PS5 designer Yujin Morisawa. According to Sony, “the colors of the shoe are ...

Pictures showing two PlayStation 5-themed pairs of Paul George's latest signature Nike shoes popped up on Instagram in late March, and tonight the LA Clippers wing is wearing the white pair in a game.

Nike and NBA Clipper’s Superstar Paul George have teamed up with Sony for the new PG 5 PlayStation colorway sneaker. The new shoe was inspired by the PlayStation 5 and even features design input ...

Paul George said Thursday that he reached out to Nike to find out "what went wrong" with his PG 2.5 signature shoe that Zion Williamson was wearing when he injured his knee on Wednesday.

Bullish - Video. Paul George PG 5 Basketball Shoe Review: Bounce Test. Posted: April 9, 2025 | Last updated: April 9, 2025. More for You ...

Oklahoma City Thunder forward Paul George said he spoke to Nike about the shoes which broke during Zion Williamson's injury and addressed the situation.

PlayStation Teams Up With Paul George Once Again For 2.5 Colorway Shoes, Coming December 1. Remember earlier this year when Sony teamed up with Paul George to produce a pair of special […] ...

In the 2023-24 season, Paul George averaged 22.6 points, 5.2 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 1.5 steals, and 0.5 blocks, with a FG% of 47.1% and a 3P% of 41.3%. Paul George's Shoes Paul George wearing Nike ...

During last night's game in Miami, George wore the Nike Kobe 5 Protro in the 'What If' colorway. The shoes were released in August 2020 for $190.

Paul George said Thursday that he reached out to Nike to find out "what went wrong" with his PG 2.5 signature shoe that Zion Williamson was wearing when he injured his knee on Wednesday.

Paul George said Thursday that he reached out to Nike to find out "what went wrong" with his PG 2.5 signature shoe that Zion Williamson was wearing when he injured his knee on Wednesday.