--- **Height:** 181 cm, **Weight:** 73 kg, **Playing Style:** More focused on driving than shooting. ✅ **Appearance:** The design of this shoe is quite futuristic for a basketball shoe. However, the downside of this look is that it's not easy to clean. You can see some black stains on my pair that I can't remove, so if you're particular about the appearance, be cautious. ❌ **Weight:** Each shoe weighs around 500 grams. While the overall foot-to-shoe integration is good, the weight does make it slightly sluggish during quick starts. However, for explosive drivers, the full-length Boots midsole by Anthony Edwards provides decent responsiveness. ✅ **Grip & Support:** These aspects are well-executed in this shoe. The grip is excellent—even after playing outdoors, a quick clean of the sole ensures no slipping indoors. The support improves after breaking in the outer rubber, and the overall fit becomes more integrated. ⭕️ **Durability:** It's average, but the herringbone pattern provides great traction. ✅ **Performance:** Despite the weight, lateral movement and the transition from heel to toe are well-tuned by Adidas. ❌ **Cushioning:** The cushioning limit is moderate, so it might not be suitable for heavier players who frequently jump. **Fit:** The shoe fits most foot types, but one of the lace loops is a bit of a gap, which isn't ideal for high arches. I recommend trying it on in-store if you have high arches before deciding to buy. ---lg...More

The grip is excellent, and the design is really stylish. It's also quite comfortable, and the weight is manageable. The sizing is accurate, but the insole is pretty disappointing—I'd recommend replacing it later on. It's not very stain-resistant, so it requires regular cleaning.lg...More