Remember those thin years before I came along and companies (and reviewers) didn’t even address this?

They look a little ‘takedown-y’ to me, more Alive LT/Big Fundamental Low, than Vol 1/2, or even CrazyLight Boost Low’s. With cushioning playing a very small role im my game right now, do you think I’ll enjoy it over the Curry 4? Read more about the condition New with box: A brand-new, unused, unworn and undamaged item in its original packaging (such as the original box or bag) and/or with the original tags attached. How do these compare, if you can remember, to the Crazylight Boost 2016 which you had (and I agree) as one of the best low tops, and one of your best of 2016.Stability is excellent on the V3 with a lower ride than the v2 with a nice wide flat outsole like the V2. This is probably the most important aspect of bball shoes, if the traction sucks, I don't care what the rest of the shoe is like, it's prolly gonna suck. Half a size down would have really helped the fit for me but my feet are too flat and fat and I had a lot of arch pain with half size down in the V1.

The upper features a deep, black hue complemented by white accents, creating a visually arresting sneaker. I still feel the V2 feels more secure than the V3 and V1 but maybe that’s just due to the feeling of the inner bootie design of the V2. The adidas Harden Vol 3 might not look like much, but its performance on the court is nearly perfect. Shout out to Fred VanVleet and Kyle Lowry who were rocking these shoes in the Finals when they brought home the first NBA Title in Raptors History! On this pair, the traction was amazing while it lasted, which is surprisingly long, considering I play outdoors often.Single layer mosquito netting will be the new flyknit unless they move factories to another country. What I'm trying to say is the full length herringbone traction is spectaculer, one of the best out there, but it is a little soft so will wear down a lot quicker outdoors. They are a touch narrow in the forefoot and toe area, and the heel doesn’t have great cushion, but they seem satisfactory, and the zoom in the forefoot truly works great and has helped my shin problems along with jumpers knee.

Black White features the classic low-top adidas silhouette in a color scheme of Core Black, Footwear White, and Gray Six.

rides atop full-length multi-directional herringbone traction that will be solid rubber on some colorways and translucent on others. Products shown, tagged or featured on YouTube by creators are sold by merchants and are subject to merchant's terms and conditions. One of the best things about the shoe is how low to the ground your foot is, you have amazing court feel and yet the boost is so nice that you don't feel any lack of cushion. Yes, it's not the lightest, but I wouldn't consider it heavy either, and it fits so well you hardly even notice the weight, so it doesn't feel slow/bulky at all. If you don't like your cushion compressing easily underfoot maybe you won't like it, but I think the cushion is perfectly balanced.

It's not unstable, because it's a little more dense than the boost used in lifestyle shoes, so it's firmer and bouncier, I love it. Funny story with the BE2 I bought them dirt cheap at 33 bucks with that 40% off Played in them a few times they felt really firm but low to the ground (bounce needs volume too ). They have a little more give to them like the v1 without being overly spongy and are lower to the ground.

I don’t think Adidas makes shoes in Vietnam although with China tariffs coming soon, you might start to. Nightwing, do you notice that adidas have conversion size of 9 UK to 9-1/2 US and 9-1/2 UK to 10 US while nike and the other brands convert 9 UK to 10 US? The brand has cemented its place in cultural history through collaborations with various athletes, musicians, and fashion designers, such as Kanye West's Yeezy line, Pharrell Williams, and Alexander Wang, bridging the gap between sportswear, streetwear, and high fashion. A broad elastic band should help secure the forefoot while the high heel matches adidas’ latest design language.