Basketball Shoe Reviews
312 Shoes available
released Oct. 2016
- 7.5traction rating based on 4 expert reviews
- Works well across all categories -except traction
- Perfect budget sneaker for guards with slightly wider feet.
released Oct. 2021
from$100.00
Buy from Foot Locker- 7.4traction rating based on 5 expert reviews
- The Nike LeBron Witness 6 has taken a step back from the LeBron Witness 5 in terms of performance.
- Players that really like the aesthetic or players that are looking for a shoe that can hold up outdoors.
released Jul. 2019
from$50.00
Buy from StockX- 7.4traction rating based on 7 expert reviews
- Donovan Mitchell's first signature sneaker is very affordable at only $100 retail price
- Recommended for explosive guards looking for a supportive and responsive low-top
released Jan. 2017
from$160.00
Buy from StockX- 7.4traction rating based on 7 expert reviews
- Hex Zoom cushioning setup provides a ton of impact protection
- Best for bigger, heavier players with wide feet
released May 2024
from$124.99
Buy from DICK's- 7.3traction rating based on 4 expert reviews
- The Puma Stewie 3 introduces an interesting drop-in midsole setup, but the traction performance on dust holds the shoe back.
- Players who don't require much bounciness and excel with low-to-the-ground setups.
released Dec. 2021
from$40.00
Buy from StockX- 7.3traction rating based on 7 expert reviews
- Damian Lillard's latest shoe is fun but inconsistent.
- Recommended if you play on clean courts and looking for comfortable, supportive shoes.
released Oct. 2019
from$74.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 7.3traction rating based on 3 expert reviews
- A shoe made from old-school leather materials with very comfortable Bounce cushioning
- Recommended for D-Rose fans who enjoy soft cushioning and play on clean courts
released Jul. 2018
from$170.00
Buy from StockX- 7.3traction rating based on 3 expert reviews
- Super comfortable materials and well-balanced cushioning
- A solid performer that should work across a wide array of playing styles.
released Jun. 2017
from$92.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 7.3traction rating based on 4 expert reviews
- Zoom Air cushioning
- Budget option for guards with narrow feet
released Mar. 2024
$125$106.97
Buy from 5 Shops
- 7.1traction rating based on 9 expert reviews
- The Jordan Tatum 2 is a decent performance shoe, mainly held back by the traction.
- The Tatum 2 is best for players who prefer balanced setups with Air Strobel.
released Nov. 2021
from$76.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 7.1traction rating based on 8 expert reviews
- The Nike LeBron 19 is better in almost every way compared to last year's model.
- Perfect if you enjoy extra cushion and impact protection.
released Mar. 2023
from$73.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 7.0traction rating based on 2 expert reviews
- The Under Armour Spawn 5 is a smooth-transitioning, responsive performer.
- Price-conscious players who enjoy low-profile cushioning setups will enjoy this shoe.
released Nov. 2020
from$50.00
Buy from GOAT- 7.0traction rating based on 2 expert 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.
released Dec. 2019
from$72.00
Buy from GOAT- 7.0traction rating based on 8 expert reviews
- The Dame 6 is an affordable signature sneaker with comfortable full-length Lightstrike cushioning
- Works best for guards who play on clean courts most of the time
released Aug. 2019
from$71.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 7.0traction rating based on 4 expert reviews
- An affordable Adidas model with well-balanced Bounce cushioning
- The Pro Bounce is not recommended due to its lacking traction
released Apr. 2019
from$125.00
Buy from StockX- 7.0traction rating based on 2 expert reviews
- Very lightweight budget model from Kobe's signature line
- An affordable shoe for playing outdoors
released Jan. 2017
- 7.0traction rating based on 3 expert reviews
- Responsive cushioning and comfortable mesh upper
- Works best if you don't play on dusty courts
released Feb. 2022
$150$97.99
Buy from 2 Shops
- 6.8traction rating based on 4 expert reviews
- The Jordan Why Not .5 implements a solid cushioning setup.
- Players that enjoy the feeling of forefoot Zoom.
released Nov. 2021
from$52.00
Buy from GOAT- 6.8traction rating based on 4 expert reviews
- In terms of performance, the Nike Kyrie Flytrap 5 plays similarly to the Flytrap 4.
- Players that like a responsive shoe and don't need impact protection.
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