PUMA MB.06 "Shooting Star"

LaMelo's Sixth Shoe Drops Its Stance

PUMA MB.06 "Shooting Star" introduces a faster, more streamlined shape for LaMelo Ball's signature line. Its redesigned stance sits lower to the court, with the aim of improving control and court feel during quick movement. The performance change gives this sixth model a clear reason to exist beyond a fresh upper.

Purple Gradients Meet Electric Blue

Dark Amethyst and Lavender Alert move across the layered low-top upper and continue through the substantial midsole. Bright-blue Formstrips cut into that purple field, while another blue stripe runs through the rubber traction outsole. Metallic silver on the tongue and a sculpted wing near the heel finish the cosmic color story.

LaMelo's Language Covers the Exterior

The phrases "1 of 1," "Not From Here," and "RARE" appear around the shoe. They turn Ball's familiar personal iconography into part of the layered construction instead of keeping every identifier on the tongue. The scattered placement suits a model named for a bright object moving through space.

A Performance Debut in Full Color

At $130, "Shooting Star" is the opening statement for the MB.06 rather than a later palette swap. Its lower ride and revised shape matter to players, while the purple-to-blue treatment makes those changes immediately visible off court. The pair presents LaMelo's next signature chapter with both a mechanical shift and a colorway strong enough to establish the new silhouette.