Check out an interview with Gilbert Arenas from Sole Colector where Gil talks about his many shoes, his previous sneaker deals, his favorite kicks, and much more.

Arenas continued his trend of being the league’s true sneakerhead, rocking the Air Jordan XI Cool Greys.

Gilbert didn’t exactly light the world on fire in his 12 minutes of play and the Magic losing home court advantage so maybe Gilbert needs to go back to shoes he wore when he scored 25 points, the Air Jordan Retro VII. Be on the lookout to what Gilbert wears next.

Maybe there is nothing wrong with Gilbert Arenas after all. He had his best offensive game as an Orlando Magic, scoring a season-high 25 points Wednesday night, including 6 three-pointers, replacing an injured Jason Richardson in the lineup.

Gilbert Arenas hasn’t been playing very well after being traded to the Magic. The backup point guard is only averaging shy of 8 points on a dreadful 34% shooting in 20 minutes of play. The big reason is his surgically repaired knee has caused him to lose confidence in his abilities:

“When you’re out there playing it’s like you want to go into the lane and jump like I know I can jump. But when I go in there I just don’t jump because I’m scared to jump. I have no idea why. I guess I’m scared to go in and jump off my left leg, but I know I can. I can see whenever I go up for a rebound I’m at the rim. But if I try to make a layup, I don’t even try to explode for some reason. I know that’s one of my problems. I’m not jumping the way I should be, so it kind of gets me scared a little bit of driving into the lane and going to explode. I don’t know why I’m nervous about that. I know there’s nothing wrong with me. It’s just mentally. It’s just a mental thing.”

Arenas said he will go back to Chicago this summer to work with Tim Grover to help get him back to playing like an All-Star. Gilbert’s contract is $19.2 million next season and $20.8 million as a player option in 2012-2013.