well, there are some factors that you must take into consideration.. first, what position do you play?
second, what's your budget?
third, where are you playing? indoors or outdoors?
I'm not a super expert, but i know enough to realize what shoes i think best suit me..
admittedly, i am a Nike guy.. (they should pay me for this plug)
but that doesn't mean that you have to specifically buy Nike's..
see, for example, I'm a guard/forward type.. i do a lot of sprints, stutter steps, cross-overs, laterals, slides and jumping.. as it is arguably the most arduous position of the five, performance and comfort are equally important to me.. i don't want to twist any ankles, but i also don't like that feeling of burns under the arches of my feet..
i have to say that there's three pairs that i would give my ok on.. the first two are from Nike; the Zoom Kobe 1s and the LeBron 4s..
The difference?
Kobe's kicks are lighter, but you get a better feel for the floor.. the performance is outstanding, as you get to move freely without feeling a lot of strain on your feet.. and, the pair is probably the most comfortable i've worn since the Hurrache 2k5s..
Meanwhile, the Lebron 4s give you a powerful feel, as compared to the finesse feel of the ZK1s.. although much heavier, the foamposite material around the shoe becomes almost a type of protection that lets you power through the defense..
finally, the third shoe.. the Gilbert Arenas signature Adidas sneakers..
they're low-tops, the way Agent Zero likes them.. but the biggest factor is the extra-thick sides, which would be perfect if you run on the sides of your feet.. you may not run that way, which is why i suggested three shoes for you..
What are the best basketball shoes out there?
The Gil Zero Vegas edition
Reply:the wades are a nice shoe they are light and nicely colored but for kids you have to be willing to spend about $75,and for adults about $100
Reply:definitely wade's shoes
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