Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry has decided to bring out an awesome pair of ‘Moon Landing' inspired shoes for Thursday night's game against the Houston Rockets.

Curry received plenty of attention when he questioned whether or not man had actually been to the moon, and that set off a string of reactions from people inside and outside the basketball world.

So, after his thoughts on the whole moon situation, it appears he felt like taking it a step further by rocking some shoes that would match the theme of the discussion.

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If Curry has an out of this world performance against the Rockets, perhaps these kicks will become a regular part of his rotation throughout the rest of the season.

Curry is currently averaging 28.7 points, 5.3 assists, and 5.2 rebounds per game this season, and he'll look put together a big performance in the Western Conference Finals rematch at Oracle Arena.

The Warriors sit at 25-13 on the season, but they figure to face a big test from the Rockets, who have now won five in a row and 10 of their last 11 thanks to James Harden's tremendous efforts.

Harden has compiled four straight 40-point games, and there's no doubt that he'd love to make it five in a highly anticipated matchup against the Warriors.

But Curry and company will likely have something to say about that, and if the shoes can give him that extra boost, it may be enough to help Golden State pick up what would be a huge win.