Stephen Curry

That’s because Curry, a three-time champion and two-time MVP, is also one of the most dangerous sharpshooters in NBA history. He’s the current leader among active players, and third all time, in 3-pointers made.

Work hard, play harder

Curry was never one of the bigger players on a basketball court, so he knew he had to be the hardest worker. He even developed a style of jump shot that helped him get the ball away a little more quickly, and was a little more difficult for a defender to disrupt.

Under Armour tapped into that spirit of undeniability and that sense of work ethic when it signed Curry to be the face of the brand in 2013. He kicked around in Under Armour’s Anatomix Spawn and the ClutchFit Drive while designers put the finishing touches on his signature series, which debuted in 2015.

Always on point

The Under Armour Curry series regularly features a low- to mid-cut ankle collar, which frees up the ankle for the hard, low-profile slashing cuts around defenders that are so important to point guards like Curry.

The Curry 7, for example, features layers of lightweight mesh that are fused together to blend ventilation and support. A flexible midfoot plate for stability and Under Armour’s HOVR technology team up to give you responsive cushioning in every step.

Kids can complete that Curry look with game-style jerseys, game-ready shorts, and warm-up jackets and pants.