IN PHOTOS: Anthony Edwards debuts new AE1 sneakers in ‘Ascent’ colorway vs. Nuggets 

Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards led his team to victory against the Denver Nuggets on Thursday. He also seized the opportunity to debut a fresh "Ascent" colorway of his signature Adidas shoe, the "MX Grey" AE1 Low. This fresh look perfectly complemented Edwards' explosive playing style and electric personality.

The new "Ascent" colorway perfectly reflects Edwards' energetic playing style and impressive athleticism, solidifying his ongoing partnership with Adidas. The shoe is priced at $110, according to HYPEBEAST.com, making it accessible to fans who want to rock the same threads as their favorite star.

Adidas AE1 Low

The "Ascent" colorway AE1 sneaker is designed with elegance and performance in mind, with a black mesh upper and beautiful marbled TPU side panels for ventilation. The tongue has a sewn tag, and the molded back heel is highlighted by the Adidas Three Stripe logo.

A TPU-encased Jet Boost midsole delivers top-tier performance and stability, while a full-length torsional plate and a durable herringbone-traction rubber outsole provide better court grip.

The Adidas AE1 has created a buzz since its debut earlier this season, perfectly aligning with Anthony Edwards' high-flying dunks and flashy play. Now, the "Ascent" colorway adds another exciting chapter to the story.

Anthony Edwards' & Co. blowout defending champions in Game 6

Anthony Edwards exploded for a game-high 27 points, leading the Minnesota Timberwolves to a dominant 115-70 victory over the Denver Nuggets in Game 6. This win marked Denver's biggest playoff loss in franchise history.

Edwards showcased his entire offensive arsenal, attacking the rim fiercely, draining contested jumpers, and converting at an efficient clip. He went 4-of-9 from three, shooting 44.4%, and a solid 8-of-17 from the two-point line, shooting 47.1%.

Which NBA players have signature shoes with Adidas?

The List of NBA players who have signature shoes with Adidas are:

• Derrick Rose
• James Harden
• Damian Lillard
• Donovan Mitchell
• Trae Young
• Anthony Edwards

Adidas stopped producing NBA uniforms in 2017, but it continues to maintain a talented roster of players under contract.

Derrick Rose, the former MVP, is the oldest active player with his own Adidas shoe line. His loyalty to the brand is impressive, as evidenced by his 14-year, $190 million deal signed shortly after his MVP year. He continues to collaborate with Adidas, recently releasing the Adizero Rose 1.5s, according to NBC LA.

Damian Lillard boasts eight signature shoe editions, James Harden is on his seventh volume, Donovan Mitchell's D.O.N. line is on Issue #4, and Trae Young's third signature shoe just debuted in August 2023.

The company's latest addition to its signature lineup was in September 2023 with Anthony Edwards' AE1.