"Gamma Galaxy ⭐ Size Recommendation: 1️⃣ My Measurements: Height 180 cm, Weight 145 lbs. My foot shape is medium-slim, with normal arch and instep height, so I chose my regular size. 2️⃣ Summary: The shoe features a narrow last, making it overall slim and long. Recommended for slim feet to choose their regular size, while wider feet should consider going up half a size or one full size for a better fit. ⭐ Pros: 1️⃣ Upper Material: ① The TPU-thread woven upper is incredibly lightweight, with a strong surface resilience, providing enough strength while maintaining breathability. ② The entire shoe surface appears to be interwoven with silver-white threads, and the thermoplastic adhesive gives a chameleon-like holographic effect, creating a strong visual impact. 2️⃣ Fit and Lockdown: ① Six sets of eyelets combined with the narrow last provide good overall tightness and lockdown. The heel features a cat tongue fabric design to prevent slipping, and the textured surface of the insole enhances slip resistance. 3️⃣ Midsole Feel: ① The midsole uses a carbon core, with a full-length䨻 cushioning and a large carbon plate, offering a bouncy and lightweight feel, almost as if you're not wearing anything. ② The shoe has a significant toe-up angle, giving it a sleek, streamlined look and a strong rolling sensation, which is very conducive to running. 4️⃣ Outsole Material: ① The GCU outsole provides excellent traction, allowing you to stop and turn precisely where you want. It also performs well in terms of durability, even on indoor courts as shown in the picture. ⭐ Cons: 1️⃣ Fit Experience: ① The tongue doesn't fit snugly against the instep, especially when the laces are tightened, causing slight discomfort. ② The shoe is very difficult to put on and take off, and the insole tends to roll up the socks. ③ Initially, the outer side of the forefoot feels a bit tight and requires some break-in time. 2️⃣ Outsole Material: ① Durability is average; it's not recommended for outdoor concrete surfaces. 3️⃣ Value for Money: ① The price-to-performance ratio is quite average, with a significant markup."lg...More

"Li-Ning Gamma 1st Generation, the Galaxy Black colorway is said to have a large stock, and it's currently the cheapest among all the color options. But flagship as it is, it's not for everyone. Take a 6'1" small forward for example, there's a bit of pressure on the instep. 1. Upper and Last The upper is mainly made of a single-layer mesh with multiple points of thermoplastic reinforcement, and there's a very hard TPU wrap on the sides. The rigidity is good, with no stretch. The heel features a carbon plate accent, which is very hard. The combination with the space cotton tongue provides a strong lockdown and excellent breathability. The overall last is on the slim side, so high insteps and wide feet should be warned off—it can be quite tight. 2. Outsole Section The entire outsole features the flagship technology of carbon-bounced integrated cushioning. It feels resilient and bouncy when worn, not overly explosive, but it doesn't jar the brain when jumping. The low center of gravity is suitable for players who like to drive to the basket. The weight of less than 300 grams per shoe is indeed light. The insole uses unprocessed bounce material, but the downside is that putting them on and taking them off is quite difficult. The advantages are obvious—strong lockdown and great shoe-to-foot integration. The lateral stability is outstanding. The outsole is made of rubber, which is durable and provides good traction, but it's not suitable for outdoor courts. It can get a bit slippery when dusty. Overall, it does have some riding difficulty and isn't very versatile. It's positioned as a lightweight, great shoe for guards."lg...More