Adidas Dame 5 vs Nike Lebron 16 Low

wish it had a bit more. Only deducting one star due to the grip. If you play on indoor courts that aren't squeaky clean you'll be sliding around or wiping constantly

LeBron 16- ridiculous cushion and bounce with thick, hard traction. Lasted me a few months of hard outdoor use.

Dame 5, Harden 3, Don 1, Jumpman 21 is a decent choice but not the best. If u can, lookin at china brands would be ur best bet. China brands have really awesome durability.

In my experience playing outdoors you need to rotate your shoes if you're playing more than twice a week. No amount of cushioning will "recover" if you only wear 1 pair.

If you need a lot of ankle support these might not be the right fit, the collar around the ankle is stretchy and the shoe more or less feels like a low. Overall a 4 star for me, I might give these 5 stars after more wear time.

So I did not have any instability issues like it did last year. So whether we're talking about just a quick change of direction, a quick stop, maybe a...

When I put it on i was expecting comfort but as a size 14 I had to tie it down pretty hard to make it stay put and not feel like its coming right off. The style is 10/10 however and I love the design in and out. I just kinda expected a play ball type not walk around casual type when it comes to the feel and flexibility.

Only lebron's I ever got lebron 16 low atomic violet I ordered them my size I couldn't even get my foot in the shoe. Are the 18s the same? Should I order a size up? Also I don't play basketball at all I just want to wear these for style.

Definitely go half size down. In my opinion this shoe is meant for players with wider feet. Try them if you are one of them.

I have one wide foot and I got the Lebron 16 low (which has the same cushion and outsole), and I went a half size up. I heard the regular one is a little roomier so you dont have to go half a size up, but i dont know though. If you have very wide feet Id say the safe bet is to go a half size up, or a full size if its really, really wide, whatever you normally do.

The comfort of them is A1 as far as the field but the fit is too short when you put it around your neck and cover your ears up they don't really cover your ears up all the way but it is a wonderful soft plush feeling which is how you want earmuffs or any hat to feel on your head in the winter time they're just too short they don't cover your ears all the way

I used to get knee pain too, you need a maximum cushioned shoe to minimize that. Outdoor durable shoes with great cushioning are the Lebron 16, Zoom BB Nxt, Zoom Rize, Anta KT4, Peak Taichi Flash 1 and 2, adidas Marquee Boost, and adidas Tmac Millenium (half size down on the last 3). Retros are usually very durable for outdoors as well.