Yeah, if you feel like you need strong security for your needs on the court, I’d definitely opt for these in the list.

Bạn đang tìm kiếm cho mình những đôi giày bóng rổ cổ cao nhằm giúp cho đôi chân của bạn hạn chế những chấn thương trong quá trình di chuyển. You know, those bouncy, rough surface courts that aren’t as unforgiving as concrete but still harder than indoor hardwood. Mesh materials that form the uppers, along with the synthetic mudguards are tinted with a blush pink outer. Ultimately, the Curry 8 is a well-rounded shoe that delivers protection, versatility, and support without getting in the way.

From a long-term standpoint, I normally don’t recommend regularly wearing ankle braces as that can put a lot of stress on your knees since the ankle is locked in.

Once you’re fully cleared and don’t feel that the ankle’s bothering you anymore, I’d stay away from regular use of braces.I tested the shoe in both a few indoor men’s leagues games as well as some outside shootarounds and the traction is with no exaggeration, all-time great traction. I’m a point guard, and rolled my ankle a few weeks back playing in the dame 6’s, so I’m looking for a new shoe and the curry’s always provide great traction. Unless you’re Steph Curry and playing in the NBA 82+ games per year with constant battles with injuries lol. The first is that the upper is much lighter on the 8 and the second is that the 8 gives you both cushioning and court feel. That’s not a deal-breaker, but it’s a bummer they don’t have the construction to hold up outside if you want to shoot around on the blacktop or your driveway.

So to put all things into perspective, I’ve broken down the shoe for you from a practical standpoint. Although I still can't splash three pointers like Steph, these shoes are the real deal - lightweight, comfortable, and provides a lot of support.

The new Flow cushion is a joy to play in and gives a nice low-to-the-ground feel for a great responsive experience! The knit upper overall was well done, but was just slightly soft and allowed a bit too much excess movement that I would have preferred not to. The tiny outriggers and a stable base helps prevent bad stuff from happening but a larger outrigger could’ve been welcome to help catch the foot on a more awkward plant/step. As long as this foam sticks due to its nature and the core base of the traction pattern is left intact, these will probably hold for a while.