#KicksStalker: Nambatac pays homage to Dragon Ball Z with custom kicks | Inquirer Sports

#KicksStalker: Nambatac pays homage to Dragon Ball Z with custom kicks

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 09:39 PM May 20, 2018

Rain or Shine guard Rey Nambatac wears a customized pair of Adidas Harden Vol. 2 against GlobalPort in the 2018 PBA Commissioner’s Cup. Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

In a heated game between Rain or Shine and GlobalPort that saw three ejections, Elasto Painters guard Rey Nambatac brought his own fire when he rocked a customized pair of Adidas Harden Vol. 2.

The former Letran star had his kicks customized with an image of Son Goku shooting a Kamehameha wave and Nambatac said it was to show love for his favorite anime.

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“I’m a big fan of Dragon Ball and when I was a kid I never missed an episode,” said Nambatac in Filipino Sunday at Smart Araneta Coliseum. “I will go home immediately after school just to watch Dragon Ball.”

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Nambatac, who is under contract with adidas, said his college friend Brian Yabut did the illustration on his sneakers.

“I really planned on when I will wear this pair. I plan on wearing another customized pair next time,” said Nambatac, who finished with one rebound, one assist, and three steals in close to nine minutes of action.

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Nambatac said he’s looking at wearing a red version with a Supreme look against Magnolia.

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