Basketball Shoe Reviews
303 Shoes available
released Apr. 2021
$100$59.97
Buy from DICK's- 8.3durability rating based on 5 user reviews
- The Puma Court Rider is a decent budget entry in Puma's basketball line.
- Players that enjoy low to the ground shoes.
released Apr. 2021
from$82.00
Buy from GOAT- 8.3durability rating based on 4 user reviews
- The Adidas N3XT L3V3L brings top-notch laceless performance.
- Best for guards or wings who need a lot of responsiveness with some ankle support.
released Dec. 2020
from$99.00
Buy from StockX- 8.3durability rating based on 4 user reviews
- A super lightweight and minimal basketball shoe with a traditional look.
- Works for centers as well as explosive down-the-line guards.
released Nov. 2020
from$88.00
Buy from StockX- 8.3durability rating based on 74 user reviews
- The Kyrie 7 is an upgrade over the 6 with aesthetics to match.
- Great for quick players like guards who are shifty and make a lot of cuts.
released Jan. 2020
from$56.00
Buy from GOAT- 8.3durability rating based on 43 user reviews
- Paul George's 4th signature sneaker is one of the most affordable signature sneakers
- Super comfortable and well-cushioned basketball shoes
released Jan. 2020
from$86.00
Buy from GOAT- 8.3durability rating based on 26 user reviews
- The Flytrap 3 is the budget version of Kyrie's signature line
- Works best as your outdoor basketball shoes
released Jan. 2020
from$76.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 8.3durability rating based on 4 user reviews
- A lightweight, minimal, and affordable basketball shoe
- Works best for guards with wide feet looking for a responsive shoe
released Oct. 2019
from$84.00
Buy from StockX- 8.3durability rating based on 25 user reviews
- The huge Max Air unit in the heel and 2 Zoom Air units in the forefoot provide crazy cushioning
- Top choice if you are looking for a comfortable, supportive shoe with a ton of impact protection
released Jun. 2019
from$57.00
Buy from GOAT- 8.3durability rating based on 3 user reviews
- Probably the lightest basketball shoe currently on the market
- Perfect for narrow-footers who like light and responsive shoes
released Apr. 2019
from$136.00
Buy from GOAT- 8.3durability rating based on 25 user reviews
- Great overall-performer with awesome full-length Zoom cushioning
- A well-balanced shoe that works for a wide array of basketball players
released Oct. 2017
from$125.00
Buy from GOAT- 8.3durability rating based on 5 user reviews
- Provides responsive cushioning, good traction and great lockdown.
- Works best for quick guards looking for a low-to-the-ground, responsive and light basketball shoe.
released Dec. 2016
from$137.00
Buy from GOAT- 8.3durability rating based on 3 user reviews
- Amazing traction and Adidas' Boost cushioning
- Great shoe for guards with wider feet
released Jan. 2024
$190$123.97
Buy from 4 Shops
- 8.2durability rating based on 11 user reviews
- Nike's G.T. Cut 3 is a solid performer with its comfortable ZoomX cushioning.
- The Nike G.T. Cut 3 is a shifty shoe best for guards.
released Mar. 2023
$140$99.99
Buy from 2 Shops
- 8.2durability rating based on 10 user reviews
- Russell Westbrook's latest shoe with Jordan Brand, the Why Not Zer0.6, is a sturdy performing shoe, especially on clean courts.
- A great pickup for players with straight-line speed and explosiveness.
released Nov. 2022
$120$59.99
Buy from 4 Shops
- 8.2durability rating based on 12 user reviews
- The TWO WXY V3 is one of New Balance's best basketball shoes because of its fit and traction.
- Shifty guards who rely on traction will love this shoe.
released Aug. 2022
$130$72.97
Buy from DICK's- 8.2durability rating based on 38 user reviews
- The Nike Air Zoom G.T. Cut 2 continues to offer plenty of cushioning and solid overall performance.
- Shifty players who enjoy lots of cushioning
released Dec. 2021
from$75.00
Buy from StockX- 8.2durability rating based on 82 user reviews
- The Curry Flow 9 manages to improve on its impressive predecessor.
- Great shoe if you rely on traction and court feel.
released Mar. 2021
from$67.00
Buy from GOAT- 8.2durability rating based on 19 user reviews
- The LeBron 18 Low comes with a few upgrades over the regular LeBron 18 model.
- Great for forwards or centers who need a lot of impact protection.
released Jan. 2021
from$29.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 8.2durability rating based on 23 user reviews
- The budget model Harden Stepback 2 is arguably better than the signature Volume 5.
- Best for guards or wings who want court feel and don't need a lot of compression.
released Nov. 2020
from$49.00
Buy from StockX- 8.2durability rating based on 25 user reviews
- The Nike Kyrie Flytrap 4 is an underwhelming update to the Flytrap line.
- Great for quick guards who need a cheap and responsive shoe.
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