Spotted: Chicago Bears Furry Huaraches

The Chicago Bears just missed out on the NFL playoffs this season, but while they were playing, wide receiver Brandon Marshall was wearing some awesome custom Huarache 4s. Is that fur inside? If I played ball somewhere as cold as the Windy City, then I’d want that fur in my cleats too.

Spotted - lacrosse in unexpected places

Editor’s note: Welcome to another great installment of “Spotted”. With your help, we hope to shine a light on lacrosse spotted in unexpected places, whether it be on TV or in real life. If you find any aspect of lacrosse in a place you didn’t expect it, we would love to hear from you. Take a quick photo or video and email it to [email protected].

The Chicago Bears just missed out on the NFL playoffs this season, but while they were playing, wide receiver Brandon Marshall was wearing some awesome custom Huarache 4s. Is that fur inside? If I played ball somewhere as cold as the Windy City, then I’d want that fur in my cleats too. Thanks to spotters Jack and Brandon for these photos!

Chicago Bears Brandon Marshall in Nike Huarache Lacrosse Cleats

Other Huarache Spottings:

Custom Colt Huaraches

Breast Cancer Awareness Huaraches 1

Breast Cancer Awareness Huaraches 2

Denver Broncos

Dallas Cowboys

Arizona Cardinals

Pittsburgh Steelers

University of Phoenix Commercial

Buffalo Bills

Detroit Lions

Check out ALL our past spottings!

Spot lacrosse somewhere unexpected? Email your spottings to [email protected]!

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