PUMA MB.06 “Hills” Returns to Chino Hills, Releases October 16th

The PUMA MB.06 “Hills” sends LaMelo Ball’s sixth signature shoe back to Chino Hills, the high school that first made him a household name. Light grey and neon lime green define the colorway, a pairing PUMA already used once before on the MB.03 “Chino Hills.” Ball starred at Chino Hills alongside his brothers Lonzo and […] The post PUMA MB.06 “Hills” Returns to Chino Hills, Releases October 16th appeared first on JustFreshKicks.

The PUMA MB.06 “Hills” sends LaMelo Ball’s sixth signature shoe back to Chino Hills, the high school that first made him a household name. Light grey and neon lime green define the colorway, a pairing PUMA already used once before on the MB.03 “Chino Hills.”

Ball starred at Chino Hills alongside his brothers Lonzo and LiAngelo, helping the team finish 35 and 0 on the way to a 2016 state championship. He stayed on for one more season and dropped 92 points in a single game that February 2017, a showcase that pushed him further into the national spotlight. PUMA has only circled back to that chapter once before across LaMelo’s entire PUMA line, making the “Hills” colorway a rare callback. JustFreshKicks will track this drop and every other upcoming pair on its sneaker release dates page.

The PUMA MB.06 “Hills” Design

Light grey covers most of the MB.06 “Hills,” including the mesh upper’s textured, cobblestone like sections. Neon lime green takes over as the contrast shade, showing up across LaMelo’s branding and other smaller details spread throughout the shoe.

Why Is the PUMA MB.06 Called “Hills”?

The name and colorway reference Chino Hills High School, where LaMelo Ball played alongside brothers Lonzo and LiAngelo, went 35 and 0 for a 2016 state title, and scored 92 points in a single game in February 2017.