which basketball shoe should you get

 

There are a lot of basketball shoes out there on the market that have varying levels of comfort and durability. Which basketball shoe should you get? The Golden State Warriors recently came out with a brand-new shoe for the upcoming NBA season.

This article will review the pros and cons of this new shoe and give you some insight into whether or not it's worth investing in one to try. Let's get started!

This is an introduction to a blog post about sneakers that includes information on how to choose which basketball shoe you should buy, its benefits, and some information about what people like about it.

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This new sneaker was designed to do something that all basketball shoes should do, but most don't. It was designed to provide you with maximum comfort and durability. These two things can make or break your game. If the shoe you're wearing is providing you with maximum comfort, then you're going to want to continue playing game after game after game. On the other hand, if shoes are too uncomfortable and are causing blisters, cuts in your feet, or something else that makes playing basketball too painful then it's not worth it. You'll stop playing and will be more likely to pick up an unhealthy habit like video games over getting a healthy habit like playing basketball. If you're a serious basketball player, you know that there's no point in playing without really great shoes. Choosing the right pair of basketball shoes isn't something to be taken lightly — if your shoe doesn't fit well, it can affect everything from your play to your finances.

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This article covers which type of shoe is best for you and how they relate to cost. We've also included a helpful guide on what type of court you should focus on in order to get the most out of your purchase.

The Right Shoe for You

If you read our piece on the most important things to look for when trying new shoes, you'll know that looking for a shoe with good arch and ankle support is the number one thing. So whether you're just starting out or want to upgrade your current pair, we've got your back.

As we mentioned in our previous guides, there are four main types of basketball shoes: the low top or "running shoe", mid-top or "tennis style" sneaker, high top or baseball cap, and hard court — think basketball court — sneaker. These differences in pricing and materials will help you determine which shoe is right for you.

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Low top sneakers are typically priced between $45-100, predominantly made with synthetic rubber, and marketed as shoes to be worn on the court.

This type of shoe is typically made to resemble a running shoe, and is more like a sneaker. It has less ankle support than other types of basketball shoes, but can be very versatile off the court. They're usually comfortable but not as durable or long-lasting as other models. This type of basketball shoe can be used for either outdoor or indoor play.

Mid top sneakers are typically priced between 100-175USD, predominantly made with synthetic leather, and marketed as an off-court workout sneaker.