Basketball Shoe Reviews
345 Shoes available
released Jun. 2022
$140$130.00
Buy from Under Armour- 7.8support rating based on 4 expert reviews
- The Curry 4 FloTro continues the trend of outstanding traction and responsiveness in shoes that use a Flow midsole.
- The perfect shoe for players who rely on footwork and quick movements
released Jul. 2021
from$97.00
Buy from StockX- 7.8support rating based on 6 expert reviews
- Nike's Air Zoom G.T Run provides a lot of tech and maximum comfort.
- Recommended for players that look for cushion and impact protection.
released Jun. 2021
from$55.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 7.8support rating based on 2 expert reviews
- The Curry 3Z5 is a fantastic shoe at a budget-friendly price.
- Guards who want to play quick but still like impact protection.
released Nov. 2019
from$58.00
Buy from StockX- 7.8support rating based on 4 expert reviews
- New Balance's first basketball sneaker in a long time really knocked it out of the park
- A durable performer with comfortable cushioning, good materials, and great traction on clean courts
released Feb. 2019
from$195.00
Buy from StockX- 7.8support rating based on 4 expert reviews
- The first-ever self-lacing basketball shoe
- A must-have for sneakerheads who are into innovative tech!
released Sep. 2018
from$77.00
Buy from StockX- 7.8support rating based on 4 expert reviews
- The herringbone traction grips on all courts - even outdoors
- Great all-around performer at a very fair price!
released Aug. 2024
$150$98.97
Buy from 2 Shops
- 7.7support rating based on 7 expert reviews
- The Nike Zoom Freak 6 is another decent performer with reliable traction performance.
- The shoe's responsiveness and light weight are better suited for lighter guards.
released Jan. 2017
from$150.00
Buy from StockX- 7.7support 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 Jan. 2017
- 7.7support rating based on 3 expert reviews
- Responsive cushioning and comfortable mesh upper
- Works best if you don't play on dusty courts
released Jul. 2024
$190$133.97
Buy from 5 Shops
- 7.6support rating based on 7 expert reviews
- The Nike GT Hustle 3 offers plenty of impact protection with its plush-feeling cushion setup.
- These shoes are best for bigs who get off the ground often and require impact protection.
released Apr. 2024
$150$83.97
Buy from 5 Shops
- 7.6support rating based on 9 expert reviews
- The Nike KD 17 is a solid performer with grippy traction and decent support.
- The Nike KD 17 is best for players who enjoyed the 16 and are looking for better traction.
released Jan. 2024
$100$37.97
Buy from 3 Shops
- 7.6support 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
from$50.00
Buy from StockX- 7.6support 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.
released Mar. 2023
from$63.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 7.5support 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 Mar. 2023
from$80.00
Buy from KicksCrew- 7.5support rating based on 2 expert reviews
- The Under Armour Curry 2 Low FloTro is the latest Curry model to receive the Flow upgrade, and the shoe performs as expected.
- The shoe is a solid pick for fans of older Curry models who want modern tech.
released Nov. 2021
from$52.00
Buy from GOAT- 7.5support 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$49.00
Buy from StockX- 7.5support 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$30.00
Buy from StockX- 7.5support 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 Mar. 2017
from$175.00
Buy from StockX- 7.5support rating based on 4 expert reviews
- Improved lacing system compared to the original KD9
- Works best for players with narrow feet looking for soft cushioning
released Nov. 2016
from$229.00
Buy from StockX- 7.5support rating based on 6 expert reviews
- Kobe Bryants first signature sneaker after retirement
- Best for guards who prefer firm cushioning setups
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