Top 10 Men’s Adidas Work Shoes for Comfort and Style in 2025

"The front of the shoe is slightly tight, so if you have toenail issues like ingrown toenails or thick nails, you might need to trim them before wearing. You'll also need to loosen all the laces to get the shoe on. Since it's winter, the breathability is moderate. Based on my experience wearing performance socks that get sweaty during play, the overall feel is very similar to the Harden 7. This is a standard indoor court shoe, and its durability and the shoe's ability to resist stains and slipping are quite average. The shoe offers excellent support, but if you have old ankle injuries, you'll need to wear ankle wraps for playing in these shoes. The traction and the feedback from the ground when stepping are both perfect. Whether you're doing quick stops, sudden starts, stop-and-pop jump shots, quick changes of direction, step-backs, or between-the-legs dribbles, the shoe allows for instant execution with great stability."lg...More

The shoes are on the heavier side overall, but once you put them on, the weight feels manageable. They're definitely more suited for power players in practical use. 😄 The fit is excellent, with a semi-bootie design inside, though it does take a bit of effort to get them on. [Feeling cool] As for sizing, the shoes run about half a size to a full size smaller. If you have a high instep, consider getting at least one size larger. [Facepalm] The ankle support is just average—a bit soft—and its effectiveness will really depend on how you perform in them. [Being cool] In terms of breathability, it feels just okay. There's a honeycomb design, but the material of the shoes doesn't make them very breathable. 👌 However, the shoes are incredibly stylish, and their good looks make up for everything. 😄lg...More