Best Derrick Rose Basketball Shoes

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released Mar. 2024
  • 8.6
    rating based on 4 expert reviews
  • The Li-Ning JB 2 features outstanding cushioning and solid traction on clean courts.
  • This shoe is perfect for players who appreciate maximum comfort.
released Mar. 2024
ANTA KAI 1
from$189.00
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  • 8.5
    rating based on 4 expert reviews
  • The Anta KAI 1 is a well-rounded performer with excellent support and balanced cushioning.
  • The Anta KAI 1 is best for tactile players looking for a responsive and low-to-the-ground setup.
released Mar. 2024
Jordan Tatum 2
from$124.99
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  • 7.6
    rating based on 5 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 Mar. 2024
Adidas Harden Volume 8
from$159.99
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  • 8.6
    rating based on 10 expert reviews
  • The Adidas Harden Volume 8 is a fantastic performer with excellent traction on clean courts and comfortable cushioning.
  • The Harden Vol 8 is best for players who use powerful footwork to create space.
New Balance Fresh Foam BB V2
from$129.99
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  • 8.7
    rating based on 5 expert reviews
  • The New Balance Fresh Foam BB V2 delivers comfortable cushioning with ample impact protection.
  • Explosive players who emphasize a vertical play style will appreciate the New Balance Fresh Foam BB V2.
released Feb. 2024
  • 8.3
    rating based on 11 expert reviews
  • Devin Booker's debut signature shoe features impressive traction and materials.
  • The Nike Book 1 is better for lighter, shiftier players.
  • 8.2
    rating based on 5 expert reviews
  • The Under Armour Flow FUTR X Elite provides stable cushioning and grippy traction with an innovative upper.
  • This shoe is best for players who prefer a wider, more accommodating forefoot area during play.
released Jan. 2024
Air Jordan 38 Low
$175$100.00
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  • 8.6
    rating based on 6 expert reviews
  • The Air Jordan 38 Low provides all the performance of the 38 with a lower cut.
  • All players can take advantage of the comfortable cushioning and reliable traction.
released Jan. 2024
Nike Air Zoom G.T. Cut 3
$190$123.97
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  • 8.3
    rating based on 9 expert 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 Jan. 2024
Adidas Dame Certified 2.0
$90$70.00
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  • 8.2
    rating based on 3 expert reviews
  • The Adidas Dame Certified 2.0 is an impressive budget performer which excels in traction.
  • The shoe is for players who prefer thin, responsive cushion setups with grippy traction.
released Jan. 2024
Nike G.T. Cut Academy
$95$74.97
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  • 8.2
    rating based on 6 expert reviews
  • The Nike G.T. Cut Academy has pleasantly surprising traction, and the cushioning is comfortable.
  • This shoe is best for players looking for shifty and reliable traction.
released Jan. 2024
Jordan One Take 5
$100$80.00
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  • 7.4
    rating based on 5 expert reviews
  • The Jordan One Take 5 has excellent torsional support and stability, but the shoe is stiff.
  • The Jordan One Take 5 is best for players who play around the hoop.
released Jan. 2024
Adidas Adizero Select 2.0
from$109.99
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  • 7.6
    rating based on 5 expert reviews
  • The Adidas Adizero Select 2.0 excels with lightweight, but it's far from a perfect performer.
  • The Adizero Select 2.0 is best for side-to-side shiftiness.
  • 8.8
    rating based on 5 expert reviews
  • The Li-Ning Way of Wade All City 12 is a fantastic shoe with close-to-top-tier traction and cushioning.
  • The Way of Wade All City 12 is best for guards or players who play fast and rely on court feel and responsiveness.
Under Armour Curry Spawn FloTro
from$129.99
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  • 8.4
    rating based on 3 expert reviews
  • The Curry Spawn FloTro mixes excellent traction with responsive cushioning and a comfortable upper.
  • This shoe is best for guards with fast play styles who benefit from the Flow traction.
released Dec. 2023
Puma Scoot Zeros
$100$85.99
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  • 7.8
    rating based on 3 expert reviews
  • The Puma Scoot Zeros are a reliable, budget-friendly performer. The traction, in particular, is solid.
  • This shoe is best for guards who prefer a responsive cushion setup over impact protection.
released Dec. 2023
Adidas AE 1
from$120.00
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  • 8.7
    rating based on 8 expert reviews
  • The Adidas AE 1 is an incredible debut shoe with impressive cushioning and lockdown.
  • The shoe is best for more powerful players who can utilize the bottom-heavy cushioning.
released Nov. 2023
New Balance Hesi Low
$110$69.98
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  • 7.7
    rating based on 2 expert reviews
  • The New Balance Hesi Low is a jack of all trades. There are no weaknesses, but also no standout features.
  • The New Balance Hesi Low is best for shifty players who don't need much impact protection.
released Nov. 2023
Adidas D.O.N. Issue 5
$120$56.99
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  • 8.1
    rating based on 3 expert reviews
  • The D.O.N. Issue #5 provides solid performance, especially with fit and support.
  • The Adidas D.O.N. Issue #5 is best for players who like to get up and down the court quickly.
released Oct. 2023
New Balance TWO WXY V4
$120$79.98
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  • 8.4
    rating based on 5 expert reviews
  • The New Balance TWO WXY V4 is a fantastic all-around shoe with improved impact protection from the cushioning.
  • This is the perfect pick for players seeking versatility in play style and court surface durability.
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Derrick Rose

Derrick Rose was drafted with the 1st overall pick in the 2008 NBA Draft by the Chicago Bulls out of the University of Memphis. He was named Rookie of the Year and has since made All-NBA and All-Star teams. He started his reign as the youngest regular season MVP ever when he won the award in 2011. After 8 seasons with the Bulls, he spent a season in New York, a few games in Cleveland, then finished the 2019 season in Minnesota. He played for the Detroit Pistons the following year and then moved back to New York to play for the Knicks in 2021.

Playing Style

Derrick Rose stands at 6’2” and is one of the quickest, highest jumping point guards the NBA has ever seen.

Derrick Rose Logo

Adidas designed Derrick Rose’s logo and it is composed of rose petals, alluding to his last name, that form a “D,” his first initial. He has not changed logos since releasing this one.

What Shoe Size Does Derrick Rose Wear?

Derrick Rose wears a size 13.

History of D-Rose Signature Shoes

In the same year, he was drafted, Derrick Rose signed a deal with Adidas that paid him $1 million. After his MVP season in 2011, Derrick Rose renewed his deal for $185 million and 14 years. The deal has expanded to also guarantee Rose a signature sneaker release every year until he retires.

Aside from the endorsement salary, he also gets to use a private plane and his brother, Reggie, gets paid up to $350,000 annually to be a consultant to Rose. His best friend also receives $50,000-70,000 from the brand while a lucky organization of his choice gets $150,000 – both yearly.

Adidas can actually cut his deal by half if they deem his production to be less than desirable, but the Three Stripes have not used this even after all the injuries Derrick has gone through.

The Adidas adiZero Rose 1 was released in 2010.

Release Dates of Derrick Rose Signature Shoes*
* includes only shoes released in 2017 or later

Characteristics of D Rose Shoes

Eleven. That’s the number of sneakers Derrick Rose has released. That number of releases rises when we consider that he released 0.5 versions of four of his sneakers. Only seven other players have reached 10 or more with the same brand and Allen Iverson and Chris Paul are the only other point guards on that list. Even through the injuries, fans of Rose have continued to support him and his signature line.

Materials in the line worked their way from being mainly leather, to fuse with mesh, to synthetic builds, to dominantly mesh, and then finally to knits and engineered mesh. Even when the materials go softer and more pliable, the support of Derrick’s shoes has never been lackluster. A key feature for most of the releases has been the ankle collar allowing space for ankle braces, which Rose has been known to wear. That’s pretty cool considering that his shoes have always been mid or high tops.

The Rose series’s cushion started on the minimal side. Feet You Wear (FYW), which allowed mobility and court feel, was the weapon of choice in the 1 and 1.5. Some version of adiPrene was then used for the following models up until the D Rose 5 where they used Boost. From then on, the Rose line has been known to provide a low-to-the-ground feel in the forefoot and excellent impact protection in the heel. Adidas switched to Bounce for the 9th and 10th model, while the latest release features Lightstrike.

The Adidas D Rose 11 retails for $120 and that’s around the same price range its predecessors had. It is on the cheaper side in the signature shoe market and that may be the reason why there are no more budget-friendly options as of now.

A staple colorway of the D Rose line is the one called “Brenda,” after his mother whom he constantly says is his source of strength and inspiration.

Special Colorways

The D Rose 7 “White Christmas”

The D Rose 7 “White Christmas” is the line’s most expensive sneaker on StockX with an average sale price of $1,000. It features a dominantly white upper with a chrome heel counter as well as mint-colored laces, outsole, pull tab, and stripes. Off-white overlays and the patented white Boost midsole finish the look.