Ja Morant is one of the most electric players in the league today. He is known for his on-court dunks and off-court style. While Ja Morant of the Memphis Grizzlies still doesn’t have a signature shoe he has worn some incredible kicks. We take a look at Ja’s shoes through the years with 0 ads.
Ja Morant Grizzlies Shoes
Ja Morant rocked these incredible “Grizzly shoes” for just a few games. Interestingly enough Ja commented that these shoes made his feet look huge. We don’t disagree and think there could have been a better colorway.
Ja Morant Nike 1 Shoes
The black Ja Morant Nike 1 was a simple beautiful shoe. The bold gold swoosh really pops as Ja soars through the air.
Ja Morant Multicolor Kyrie 4 Shoes
The special “1 World 1″ People” colorway from Nike is one of our favorites. This Ja Morant Kyrie 4 shoe has incredible color and style. If Ja competes in next years slam dunk contest this should be all he wears.
Ja Morant Red Nike KD 6
The Red Nike KD 6 Ja Morant was wearing against the Utah Jazz really popped. For this shoe, it looked like Nike used the same seafoam green as one of his other signature designs.
Ja Morant Sea Foam Green Shoes
Ja Morant’s padded green shoes look ultra-comfy and stylish. These shoes are one of the featured colorways that Ja Morant of the Memphis Grizzlies wore this season.
What shoes does Ja Morant wear?
Ja Morant has been wearing Nike-brand shoes since he entered the NBA. It’s actually very surprising that he hasn’t yet earned his own signature shoe.
How tall is Ja Morant with no shoes?
Ja Morant is 6′ 1″ without shoes. He is reported to be 6′ 3″.
What shoe size does Ja Morant wear?
Ja Morant is a size 15 shoe.
How tall was Ja Morant in High School?
Ja Morant was 6 foot tall in high school. He graduated as the all-time leading scorer in his school.
What is Ja Morant’s shoe deal worth?
Ja Morant made it clear he wanted a shoe deal with Nike right out of College. Nike gave him just over $8 million for his rookie contract. A few years later that contract would end at $12 million. JA’s latest shoe deal is valued at $39 million dollars over 4 years.
