Basketball Shoe Reviews
413 Shoes available
released Nov. 2021
from$87.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 7.0materials 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.
released Jul. 2021
from$94.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 7.0materials rating based on 4 expert reviews
- The Nike Giannis Immortality is one of the better signature budget models available.
- Best for price-conscious players looking for a shoe that feels quick.
released Jan. 2021
from$83.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 7.0materials rating based on 2 expert reviews
- The Jordan One Take 2 does not live up to its predecessor.
- Only recommended for players who need an affordable option for primarily outdoor play.
released Jan. 2020
from$59.00
Buy from GOAT- 7.0materials rating based on 2 expert reviews
- The Flytrap 3 is the budget version of Kyrie's signature line
- Works best as your outdoor basketball shoes
released Jan. 2021
from$82.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 6.8materials rating based on 4 expert reviews
- James Harden's 5th signature shoe is a disappointing basketball shoe
- Only recommended for players who hoop outdoors and need a responsive shoe.
released Dec. 2025
$200$99.99
Buy from 2 Shops
- 6.6materials rating based on 5 expert reviews
- The Nike G.T. Future features solid traction, bouncy Zoom Strobel cushioning, but a narrow, stiff fit.
- The G.T. Future is best for style-conscious players who prioritize sticky traction and solid support.
released Oct. 2025
$130$75.97
Buy from 4 Shops
- 6.5materials rating based on 6 expert reviews
- The Tatum 4 is hit or miss with most of its features.
- This shoe is best for players who enjoy soft cushioning.
released Sep. 2021
$130$49.97
Buy from DICK's- 6.5materials rating based on 2 expert reviews
- The Puma Fusion Nitro is a decent shoe for the price.
- Players that are looking for grippy traction.
released Aug. 2026
from$129.99
Buy from 4 Shops
- 6.4materials rating based on 5 expert reviews
- The Nike Ja 4 has some strong features, but the material quality and breathability hold the shoe back.
- Best for players who rely on traction and support above all else.
released Jun. 2026
from$154.99
Buy from 4 Shops
- 6.3materials rating based on 4 expert reviews
- The KD 19 delivers plush full-length Zoom Strobel cushioning, supportive stability, and sticky but dust-sensitive traction.
- The KD 19 is best for big guards or forwards who want maximum cushioning and solid containment.
released Jan. 2026
$145$53.97
Buy from 4 Shops
- 6.0materials rating based on 6 expert reviews
- The Nike Book 2 offers snappy cushioning, solid support, and sticky indoor traction, but a stiff and uncomfortable upper.
- The Nike Book 2 is best for players who want stable support on clean indoor courts.
released Feb. 2026
$210$99.98
Buy from 4 Shops
- 5.6materials rating based on 8 expert reviews
- The Nike G.T. Cut 4 delivers excellent traction and bouncy Zoom cushioning, but suffers from a narrow, stiff upper.
- The G.T. Cut 4 is best for narrow-footed guards who value traction and bouncy responsiveness.
released Aug. 2019
from$113.00
Buy from GOAT- 5.5materials rating based on 2 expert reviews
- Kevin Durant's latest budget model has top-tier traction and comfortable cushioning
- Great shoe if you like soft cushioning and don't need a lot of support
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