Noah Lyles unveiled the newest upgrade to his gaming setup, featuring cutting-edge technology to take his gaming experience to the next level. Paired with his signature style, the American sprinter’s latest addition reflects his forward-thinking approach and commitment to inspiring his fans in exciting new ways.
Nearly a month ago, during a discussion about his off-track interests, Lyles identified gaming as his primary hobby, directly following his passion for anime. The 27-year-old said he would receive a custom keyboard from 100 Thieves — an American lifestyle brand and gaming company.
Lyles was absolutely thrilled to have received a gift from one of his beloved eSports franchises, and it finally arrived not long ago. He shared two photos of it on his Instagram story and expressed gratitude, saying, “Thank you so much! @100thieves.esports.”
The first image showed an excellent Yu-Gi-Oh!– themed custom keyboard with Exodia The Forbidden One, made after placing all keycaps in the correct locations.
However, the keyboard was not the only surprise for the athlete; he also received exclusive gear, which he revealed in a cryptic manner by posting another photo on his Instagram story.
There was also a letter inside the box that read:
“We are proud to introduce the first ever collaborative collection between adidas Originals and the trailblazing lifestyle and gaming organization 100 Thieves. Wear the collection and make history with us. This is only the beginning. Warm Regards, Your adidas Originals & 100 Thieves Team.“
This present was a joint effort between Lyles’ favorite eSports franchise, 100 Thieves, and his primary sponsor, Adidas. The athlete kept the box’s contents mysterious, including the product from the two corporate titans’ collaboration collection.
Lyles’ gaming setup would benefit greatly from this personalized Yu-Gi-Oh! keyboard, especially considering his affinity for unique peripherals. He has mentioned owning a large monitor and two customized keyboards, one of which stands out due to its distinctiveness.
The 27-year-old also disclosed that he owns a few mice and prefers a wired mouse as a gaming purist to avoid the latency and accuracy concerns that come with any wireless mouse. League of Legends is one of his favorite games, and he has an official headset, completing his top-tier gaming setup.
