popular, but his shoe line was short-lived and didn’t gain the right amount of appreciation.

Latrell Sprewell/Chris Webber: Dada

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Both Latrell Spreewell and Chris Webber gained sneaker notoriety for all the wrong reasons when they decided to lace up for DaDa, a streetwear clothing company. DaDa designed one of the most abysmal sneakers of all-time, the DaDa spinners for Sprewell back in 2001.

Webber, who was a bigger star at the time, wore chromed-out editions of his DaDa CDubbz during the 2002 All-Star Game.

Dwyane Wade: Converse

Despite the Heat selecting him with the fifth pick in the 2003 NBA draft, Dwyane Wade was a relative unknown in one of the deepest draft classes of all-time. Wade wasn’t the prized prospect coming out of high school like LeBron James orthe beloved one-and-done NCAA champion like Carmelo Anthony. He was overlooked in the sneaker process and landed at Conversend. In time, D-Wade emerged as one of the best shooting guards in the NBA and delivered the Heat its first title alongside Shaquille O'Neal. His shoe line, however, didn’t really hit it off with basketball fans. Wade eventually bounced from Converse to the Jordan brand to Li-Ning. But there was one bright spot during his Converse era: he did create some pretty cool commercials.