Adidas Marquee Boost vs Nike Zoom Freak 1

Anta, lining, peak are most durable options out there tbh. As for adidas and nike, it all depends on the shoe builds, in particular durability of the mats used for its upper and outsoles, as well as the design of the outsoles itself (screw thin blades of aj35). For adidas and nike, on top of my head i can recall would be adidas marquee boost, tmac milennium, kobe protro 1, soldier 9.

For cheap, outdoor durable, over size 13 shoes with great cushion: Id say Nike zoom rize 1 and 2, Zoom bb nxt (though it has some lateral tipping issues from a high cushion), adidas marquee boost (go down half a size), zone boost, and tmac millenium (also probably go down half a size, although true to size works but is roomy). All can be had for under a hundred, sometimes way under. I used to get knee pain as well, wearing maximum cushion shoes like the ones above reduced that significantly.

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.

The biggest issue is the support (See video above) Because Nike carved out the midsole to decouple the shoe to fit Giannis' Gait (Heel toe, Heel toe kinda of stomp on his large steps) the midsole actually collapses when there is enough pressure apply to it (SEE VIDEO) This isn't an issue when you are moving front to back, but when you start moving laterally, or when you apply a large amount of force on the lateral side as in the case of a ankle roll or a similar mechanism, the midsole collapses, and has no rigidity making it likely for you to roll your ankle. (See Video) For the most part on offence you don't really feel this being an issue, but when youre playing defence it becomes more apparent. Furthermore, the mesh upper is way to soft and has no fuse backing or external caging to provide lateral support and containment.

Lebron 16-18, Nike Zoom BB Nxt (bit unstable for ankles tho), Zoom Rize, GT Cut, GT Run, KD12-14, Anta KT4, Peak Taichi Flash 1 or 2, adidas Marquee Boost, and Tmac Millenium (defintely go down half a size for the last 3). The Nikes generally you need to go up a half size up as a wide footer. Nikes tend to be narrow, but the others all fit wide.

Needless to say they run small. The price was pretty good on these. I would purchase them again.

0, adidas marquee boost and tmac millennium (I have these two and they fit flat feet, go down half a size in both), gt run and cut. When I play in shoes with top tier cushioning and impact protection, it cuts out any knee pain by like 3/4th or almost entirely.

So when it came time for Yanis to play the Raptors in the Conference Finals I was super scared because I was like does Nike know something that I don'...

She is constantly on her feet and her sneakers take a beating. She also has weak ankles as she has sprained them several times and most sneakers do not offer her support. She bought these to give them a try as the ones she was using were completely falling apart. She loves them! They give her the comfort level she is looking for, she gets the ankle support she needs and they are super stylish

and as long as you bend your foot this way and the mid-foot doesn't move which is what the flat base is for and you're good to go. Which is what these...

And I’m very pleased with them so far, good quality, amazing style, and of course my sons appreciation of them. Let’s hope they last ..

I bought these shoes after viewing them online and after seeing them in person I realized I probably wouldn’t have bought them. They look like new balances with a Nike swoosh. If I was a 40 year old dad I would probably enjoy wearing these but while being in my early 20’s and looking like I’m wearing a pair of new balances it’s just not my style. Probably best to buy shoes in the store