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"The domestic top-tier performance sneakers truly live up to their reputation. They are genuinely comfortable to wear. If you have a high intensity of play, a low-top version is recommended, especially the low-top version with the updated upper material. This 'Sakura' colorway is both aesthetically pleasing and performs at the highest level, no doubt about it. ✍The previous low-top version had a weaker upper that could easily get damaged (mine already got ruined), but this colorway with the updated upper material eliminates that worry. The upper now offers good support and breathability, and it has better durability than the high-top version. ✍The overall integration is excellent. The laces stay tight even after an entire afternoon of play, and with more wear, the fit becomes even more snug to the foot. ✍The midsole not only provides great ground feel but also offers quick starts and a high enough cushioning limit. However, the full-length carbon plate might not be friendly for those with weaker lower body strength. ✍The round heel design might not be ideal for those who frequently land on their heels, but otherwise, it's fine. ✍The outsole grip is excellent, but avoid playing on rough surfaces, as it could cause the rubber to peel off. ✍In terms of sizing, just choose your regular size. It fits all foot types perfectly, so no need to worry."lg...More

The color is really bold and eye-catching. The comfort is good, though the bounce isn't as quick as with Zoom technology. I have a normal foot shape, and the area near the front of the shoe where it bends feels a bit stiff at first, so it might need some breaking in. Traction is quite strong, though. Overall, it doesn't have any major issues and makes for a solid performance shoe. Time to hit the court!lg...More

I recommend sizing up half a size. The fit is great, and the shoes feel really bouncy as soon as you put them on. They perform well in games and look good too. Don't hesitate, guys—go for it!lg...More

When you first put them on, they might feel a bit tight for those with slightly higher insteps. I have a slightly higher instep and a bit of a wider foot, and they fit snugly with just the right amount of support. The comfort is great, and the grip is solid, making them suitable for more aggressive players like forwards and guards who rely on quick cuts. However, they aren't very durable, so I wouldn't recommend using them on outdoor courts. Also, try to avoid stepping on pebbles as they could scratch the carbon fiber plate.lg...More

The forefoot feels close to the ground, while the rearfoot is soft and bouncy. Although it's a full-length "䨻" midsole, the feedback from the forefoot is a bit lower than I expected. Personally, I prefer the separated Zoom Air in the front and back—it feels softer. Maybe it's because of my age (35), but I'm more inclined toward shoes with better cushioning and a more comfortable feel. The carbon plate in the midfoot provides plenty of support, though it might feel a bit stiff at first and cause some foot soreness. After a few wears, it should feel more natural. The grip is excellent, performing well both indoors and outdoors. The shoe also offers great lockdown. The sizing is standard—I usually wear a 44 in Nike and Adidas, sometimes a 44.5. For the Way of Wade 10, I initially thought a 43.5 would be enough, but after trying it, I realized I should stick with a 44. The colorway is great, and the overall feel is energetic, though I wish it were a bit softer.lg...More

Wearing tighter socks might cause a bit of toe discomfort, so I recommend sizing up by half a size. The performance on the court is excellent—you can really feel the carbon plate's propulsion if you have a strong stride, and the cushioning is sufficient. Most importantly, the design is really stylish, and I absolutely love it.lg...More