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Photo: Lakers' Austin Reaves Debuts AR 2 Signature Shoe During Rigorer's China Tour

Joseph ZuckerJul 29, 2024

Los Angeles Lakers star Austin Reaves dropped the second edition of his signature Rigorer sneaker while on his Asian tour for the company.

Boardroom's Nick DePaula shared photos for two different colorways of the AR 2:

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Reaves originally signed with Rigorer in April 2022 as a brand ambassador. In 2023, he penned a new deal that ushered his own signature shoe and then expanded the partnership to attain an ownership equity stake.

The 26-year-old remains the only NBA player to have a Rigorer signature kick.

Reaves is coming off a 2023-24 season in which he averaged 15.9 points and 5.5 assists while shooting 48.6 percent from the field. He also put up 16.8 points per contest in the Lakers' first-round playoff loss to the Denver Nuggets.

The 6'5" guard is a key supporting piece in L.A. behind LeBron James and Anthony Davis. The Athletic's Jovan Buha reported in June the team was committed to Reaves and won't trade him unless it can land "a legit All-Star," citing the Lakers' unwillingness to include him in a package for Dejounte Murray.