Can Pro Shop Expands Li-Ning Basketball Shoes Range in Canada with Limited-Time 15% Offer
Oct 7, 2026
Markham, Ontario Oct 7, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Can Pro Shop has expanded its range of Li-Ning basketball shoes for Canadian players, with the brand's collection now spanning close to 150 products across footwear, apparel and accessories. As an authorized Li-Ning dealer, the retailer sources every pair through official channels. Selected Li-Ning basketball shoes are available at 15 percent off for a limited period, and orders over $399 ship free across Canada.
The expanded range covers several of Li-Ning's performance basketball lines. Way of Wade models, developed with NBA champion Dwyane Wade, sit at the premium end, with Way of Wade 12 colourways including "Cherry Blossom," "Family Love" and "305" listed at $275 CAD. The Wade All City series offers a lower price point, with All City 12 styles starting around $76.50 CAD in the current promotion. The lineup also includes the JB3 signature model, the DLO series, and the Yushuai and Sonic lines.
Sizing runs from US 5.5 through 15 across the collection, in men's, women's, and unisex fits, with colourways spanning fifteen shades.
Li-Ning has invested heavily in basketball footwear over the past decade, and its signature lines have built a following among players who compare cushioning and traction against more established brands. Availability in Canada, however, has historically been limited, with many players ordering from overseas sellers and absorbing shipping delays and unclear return terms.
"Most of the questions we get about Li-Ning basketball shoes come down to sizing and whether the pair is the real thing," a Can Pro Shop spokesperson said. "Buying as an authorized dealer settles the second question, and stocking the range here in Markham means a player can get a straight answer on fit before ordering rather than working it out after a parcel clears customs."
The retailer's catalogue extends well beyond basketball. Can Pro Shop carries badminton equipment from Yonex, Victor, Kumpoo and Li-Ning, including rackets, badminton racket bags, shoes, apparel, strings and grips. Players weighing which is the best badminton racket for their swing weight and playing style can compare models across brands in one catalogue, with free stringing labour and selected strings included on eligible rackets priced at $200 CAD or more. The shuttlecock range includes Kumpoo shuttlecocks alongside other brands, and the store also stocks pickleball and tennis equipment, with golf listed as coming soon.
Can Pro Shop operates both online and from its Markham storefront, with phone support available from 10am to midnight and a published size chart to help customers match fit across brands before ordering.
The Li-Ning basketball shoes collection is available at CAN Pro Shop.
About Can Pro Shop
Can Pro Shop is a Canadian sporting goods retailer based in Markham, Ontario, supplying equipment, footwear, apparel, and accessories for badminton, basketball, pickleball and tennis. The store is an authorized dealer for brands including Yonex, Victor, Kumpoo and Li-Ning, and ships across Canada.
Source :Agreed Technologies
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