Nike A'One

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The dynamic grip is solid and consistent before it picks up dust. Make sure to wipe to keep the traction.

I didn't have to break the traction in, and the performance is freaking amazing.

The traction performs very well. You'll have no issues on cleaner courts, but will need to wipe on dustier courts.

Traction is one of the two best features. It feels phenomenal on clean indoor courts. I felt good outdoors, too, but did experience minor slippage.

There is not much to worry about with the traction. The performance feels great. You will need to wipe on dustier courts.

The traction performance is awesome. I felt confident throughout all of my movements.

Traction feels pretty good. It grips well on most court surfaces and dust.

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The footbed is more comfortable than expected, and I like the top-loaded shank. The Cushlon 3.0 also has decent bounce. It feels balanced with shock absorption, too.

The Cushlon foam is not top-tier, but it feels nice for the price. I like how soft it feels under my feet.

The cushioning feels good, especially for the price. It offers some springiness and bounciness, which is nice.

Cushioning is the second-best feature. It feels fantastic for the price.

The cushioning has nothing going on. It feels plain, not bouncy or plush. The impact protection is adequate.

The cushioning feels plush underfoot. I enjoy the setup, but wish Nike included an airbag.

Cushioning is the standout feature. The Cushlon 3.0 feels very good. I like how comfortable I felt during play.

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The first thing I noticed about the materials was the thick tongue. It makes the shoe feel insulated and comfortable. The upper holds on to moisture, but cools down decently well.

The upper materials break in to feel comfortable, while remaining sturdy and supportive.

The materials are mainly textile. The padding feels comfortable.

I don't love the materials, but they do work. It took me a long time to break in.

The materials feel plasticky and are not plush. I will give Nike credit for the extra padding and comfort.

You're not getting premium materials. The upper is firm and takes a long time to break in. I do not care for the material the brand is using.

The materials are stiff and not breathable. You need to wear these a lot to break them in, but they will become more comfortable.

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The double-thickness heel counter provides extra stability.

This shoe is extremely supportive. I had zero issues with lateral containment and heel containment.

I only had one issue with the support. There was a minimal amount of heel slippage in my right shoe. I had no other support issues.

The support feels solid, and the stability is impressive. My main complaint is the lack of flexibility. This shoe is rigid.

The torsional support is surprisingly strong.

Support is one of the shoe's strongest features. I felt locked in and secure.

You're going to feel locked in and secure in the A'One. I like the rigid heel counter.

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The length is longer than normal, causing more of a taper, but the fit is solid.

The fit is snug because there is less forgiveness in the upper. You need to break this shoe in to feel more comfortable.

The fit is decent, but I do feel some cramping in the forefoot area. It feels snug around my feet.

Fit is where I have my biggest issue. The last doesn't work for my feet, and it feels tight. It's not an ideal fit.

The fit feels very snug, and makes my feet feel sore. It takes a while to break in.

The fit is strange, and it feels weird. The forefoot is narrow and tight.

The fit is the worst part about the shoe. It feels narrow around the forefoot, and it took me a while to break them in.

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Good (100%)

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Fair (50%)

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I don't think the outsole will hold up outdoors.

I'm not confident in the outsole rubber for outdoor usage.

It feels like a durable shoe. I was shocked.

I doubt this pair will hold up outdoors.

The rubber might tear away if taken outdoors.

I would not say this is a durable outsole, but the price is low enough to work.

very narrow

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slightly narrow

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regular

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slightly wide

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very wide

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2E feet can go true to size for a performance fit or up half a size for a roomier fit.

The width is narrow.

If you have wide feet, go up half a size.

The width is too narrow.

The fit is narrow. Go up half a size if you have a wide foot.

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slightly small

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true to size

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slightly long

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Narrow and medium feet can go true to size.

I went true to size.

The fit runs true to size.

I have to wear my thinnest socks if I go true to size.

I recommend going up half a size.

I went up half a size.

I had to go up half a size.