Nike Air Zoom BB NXT vs Nike Lebron 16 Low

Moving on to the materials. the upper is constructed with a lightweight mesh for the tactile textured print that provides support and our ability alon...

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...

The traction, uh, the heel to toe transition, the materials, the fit. I guess besides the dead space here in the ankle area, you know, so I they just ...

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

2) Nike Zoom BB NXT - just a shooting shoe or when I want to do drills that involve a lot of running but not much lateral movement. Great traction and 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.

Materials are very comfortable but like previous reviewers the mesh layer is quite cheap and thin, but the synthetic leather on the upper is a nice touch. Lockdown is good, no major heel slippage from trying out.

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.

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.

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.

I think the Zoom BB NXT would fit the bill, aggressively styled and fast like a runner, stable enough for gym stuff, a basketball shoe by nature.

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.