Quick Facts
- The Under Armour Curry Series 7 Craft is a dressed-up mix of brown and cream
- The upper is deep brown reinforced mesh with lighter brown jagged graphic accents weaving through the side panels
- The Under Armour Curry Series 7 Craft will be released November 28, 2025
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It’s no secret that Steph Curry is a hit with the kids. The undersized guard, known for doing oversized things at every level of the court, has transformed the way kids play basketball, much to the dismay of coaches and parents, pushing shot selection back far behind the arc, even for kids who can’t hit the rim from 10 feet out. Fittingly, Curry’s Under Armour signature shoes have always leaned into the youth energy, bringing out cotton candy colorways for his biggest fans. Steph is on his 17th season in the league, though, so it’s only right that he also breaks out some signature shoes with slightly more mature colorways.
The Under Armour Curry Series 7 Craft is a dressed-up mix of brown and cream. The upper is deep brown reinforced mesh with lighter brown jagged graphic accents weaving through the side panels. The toe and lace panels get a bit of shiny bronze, and the brown midsole adds speckled tan hits on the heel. Contrast comes on the toe, with a large semi-translucent cream toecap that stretches down to the entire outsole.
Curry and the Warriors are off to a hot start this season, with Steph and Jimmy doing their best Batman and Robin cosplay, and Jonathan Kuminga starting to live up to the long-anticipated hype. Curry has been wearing the flashy colorways of the new Series 7 super shoe, but we haven’t seen this grown colorway on court yet.
The Under Armour Curry Series 7 Craft will be released November 28, 2025 through Under Armour and select retailers in-store and online. Available in adult and grade school sizing, the retail prices are set at $160 and $100, respectively. For all the latest NBA signature shoe news, make sure you’re tapped in with the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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