Timestamps for video Shoes not to get 1:45 1- why not 0.4 2- Lebron witness 5 3- Jordan one take 2 4- Jordan 35 5- pg5 6- Kyrie 7 7- Embid 1 8- Lebron 18 Shoes that are good for outdoors 1- Adidas pro boost low. 3:02 110$ Great durability Lower than average cushion Toe drags are fine 2- KD 13. 3:52 150$ Decent durability Really comfortable Really good cushion Avoid Toe drags 3- Adidas Harden stepback 2. 4:56 80$ Great durability Good cushion, bit thin Shoes that are the best for outdoors 4- Nike renew elevate. 5:40 80$ Best cushion Good durability Be careful with toe drags 5- Adidas pro model 2g. 6:22 75-100$ Best if you do toe drags Really great durability Thick but great cushion A little bit heavy 6- Jordan react elevation. 7:10 117$ Great durability Thin but good cushion Fine with toe drags 7- Anta gh2 or Gordon Hayward 2 7:55. 105$ Great durability, inner bottom might rip a little Also Best cushion Carefull with toe drags 8- wow all city 8 v2. 8:45 96$ on fumuji Best durability Great cushion but not that good if your worried about foot pain Good with toe drags Hope this helps someone
One important thing to note is that some of them "do not get list" will perform better if you get the XDR version.AJ 35 and Kyrie 7 have XDR options. They are amazing!
Pro model 2G is a tank them shits lasted me x4 the time of any other shoe even on gravel or super rough courts. Even with the traction burnt off I still used it jogging or skipping all winter.
@@j_igb0__273 yes definitely! I wish the cushion was softer but it really is a good shoe. Some heel slippage but if you lace tight you will be fine.Also The new bright colors they have are attention grabbers!
Kyrie's cushion wtf is that I don't think them 2 words have never been said back to back ever right? The Kyrie cushion department is closed at Nike due to...hell they never opened
I've found that the best shoes to use outdoors are tennis shoes, like the kind actually made for playing tennis. They're literally meant to be used on concrete, so the durability and court feel is much greater than you'll find on any basketball shoe, except perhaps the Chinese brands using XDR for the outsoles. They're also great for toe drags since that's such a common occurrence in tennis. You should try a pair and see what you think!
@@kencarson666 Yeah they are nice but beware that they are extremely tight in the forefoot. I have a wide foot especially in the forefoot but still even for normal feet they are tight there. They are good but if you are a wide footer they are not for you.
This makes me appreciate my Kyrie 4s even more. They are super comfortable and the traction with that crazy deep treads run across all directions lasts incredibly long. Served me over a year of very aggressive outdoor hoop. Just copped a new pair of Kybrid 2s, very excited to get them as they have the 4s outsole while also having some new cool elements
If man wanna talk durability kyrie 6s takes the cake like really. It's the most durable shoe I've had in a long time and even while the sole has become smooth in the forefoot it still has mad bite. Toe drags and everything is completely covered the only issue is the impact protection. The zoom is a little thin so not the best. However it gives excellent court feel and I mean excellent. Its super reactive too so u actually do feel it. I'm pretty heavy but they do do am excellent job in my opinion. Not to mention ankle support. I've never rolled my ankle in them ever.
Black Forces are actually a very good option for this. Basically any basketball shoe that is leather is built to be damn near indestructible. Puma Clyde all pro is a modern one
@@shawndavis1480 leather upper shoes weigh only like 20% more 10 oz vs 12 oz if u can’t get up in forces u ain’t gonna get up by shedding a McDonald’s sandwich
I'd really like to know too, I was highly considering the PG 5s with XDR. There's a lot of good reviews for it but durability on the standard issue seems to be a problem for outdoor use.
such great advice to youngbloods man, gotta protect the feet if you're playing outdoors because over time ya joints just erode out there. good stuff my man
Have all the shoes you mentioned, and best shoes to ball outside that will last, and I got for 45 dollars, is the pro 2g high top. Those things are tanks. Would put pg4s 2nd, those are great for outside, kd 13 are great too, but best in doors.
@@BDubb824 cuz they are all visibly worn down, by him. He’s able to tell you what he noticed from testing them on the court. There is also clips of it throughout the video. Just look at the soles he is showing you, they are worn down, cuz he used them, to make this…
I am 13 and as a younger person it still hurt when play when I basket ball on a out door court and my shoes don't have very much cushion. Make sure even if your younger were shoes with cushion when your out doors or your legs will hurt so much. PS: it may just be me but be careful anyway :]
Based on Sammy's and Donny's review (VII) of the KD Trey 5 VIII I copped a red pair and I play a lot of outdoor courts and the traction on these are unreal with very little wear. And the cushion is very similar to the Nike Renew Elevates, comfy. Haven't bottomed out yet either.
My current setup for outdoor use: LeBron 16 adidas Marquee boost low Being a heavy guy I really appreciate the excellent impact protection these both models provide. Both outsoles are durable enough to serve a lot
I refuse to hoop in any other shoes besides my Birkenstock’s. Trust the process once u break them in they high key the best hoop shoes and they help you jump higher. I don’t even own basketball shoes anymore
I’ve been playing outdoor nonstop in the New Balance OMN1S and I love it. Outsole is really durable and cushion is great. I’m going to stock up on that shoe because who knows when we’ll be back playing indoor!
@@voiceofreason2674 yeah I highly recommend them. All of my nike shoes have gotten trashed after a few weeks of playing outdoors and these continue to hold up months later.
@@markhung4765 if u feel safe in low tops I think they should be just as high quality as the omnis hi tops. And I wanna say Nike still does make the best shoes but not at the price point for a regular outdoor hooper. My 2016 hyper dunks lasted forever and I got them for $80 one year after they came out
I bought the React elevation like 8 months ago and the pattern of the sole is totally flat know. I am upset with the durability of the shoe. Previously i had a pair of D Rose7 that lasted me like 3 years of playing and training mostly outdoors and the sole is practically equally worn out that the Jordans... if you play outdoors, personal advice, dont buy that shoe.
I got Kyrie flytrap 4 and I was pretty much stuck to using them outside as I didn’t fit in my other shoes and playing basketball for like 1 and a half hours in 2 days rubbed them off
I tore my calf playing in PG5s outdoors. I don't think the injury was solely caused by my shoes, but I do believe they played a role. Thanks for the vid!
I only used mine around 10-15 times for solid ball runs and would say they definitely can hold up for the traction on paved courts, I like to use a lot of toe drags and half spins when I play and find the upper material as well as the foam to be on the softer side. the foam started tearing in spots where I do side drags after my first few runs and had me worried about the durability of it but I also didn't get as much tear from the toebox material which in terms of fit was solid since the lace system and material keeps your foot snug to the foot bed. but the thing that made this one hard to play with for me was the cushioning, It's not the worse system I've played with(curry's take those) but with how low to the footbed you are I find the foam to act more of a side panel to keep you in place rather than absorb the impact. my build is 5'11 ~200-10 lbs low on speed but high in strength so this shoe advantages are its light weight, "advance" lockdown system with lacing options, and stopping ability(on dry surface) is really good especially since the traction allows for minimal dust buildup. on the other hand the shoe can be demanding on the foot since you have less impact protection than necessary and the material depending on your playstyle can lead to a lot of wear and tear its a good shoe to keep in the list but I would keep this shoe to indoor courts if possible. I got these when covid started hoping to use them inside, I'm not upset about breaking them outdoors but I know they would've lasted longer inside. hope that helps
@@4eve-R thank man how long did the durability of the traction last outdoors and so for the price would you say that there worth it currently using jumpman 2020 outdoors and that lasted about a month
I have the Gila Monster color way and those are good outdoors I have played in them for about 3 and a half months in some competitive runs and the traction looks almost good as new but light strike bottoms out quickly and for indoors they are not great but they are a good outdoor option for sure if you are a Shifty guard or foward with great containment but the impact protection it’s okay until about the second month.
Nope. I had mine for like a month, played 4-5 times outdoor and the bottom webbing traction are already frayed and balding. Sauce_Mistr0 is spot on Ligthstrike cushion bottoms out real quick too.
Jordan SuperFly MVP Low is good too, been using it for 1 year now, still not dead yet compare to my other previous basketball shoes that I finished the outsole in 4 months
I got the PG4 with xdr rubber ang I've been playing in it for 3 months and the outsole is still ok. The DON ISSUE 2 is a great performer for the price but don't use it outdoors.
I recommend the Hoka One running shoes. It has double to triple the cushion of a regular shoe. It’s great if you have back and knee soreness. I have them in wide for better lateral support and wear an ankle sleeve to for added protection.
@@philidor8114 I agree the support is nonexistent. That’s why I have them in “wide size” and also use an ankle brace. But I disagree on the traction. I might have a different version then yours because I’m going on 4 years with the same shoes and they still have bite to them.
Fr, I ain’t about to spend over 100$ on hooping shoes that would probably last like 1 gets minimum. I bought these kyrie flytrap 2s for 30$ at a bike outlet, and it’s so good.
Kyrie 6 was really bad outdoors I got a pair and used them outdoor cause I really liked them indoor but I blow a hole though the bottom in like a month
I disagree heavily about React Elevation considering also that I also watched your videos about the excellent rating of UA Anatomix Spawn 3. React Elevation has been great for outdoor , no remarks. Support, everything and materials stay even after extensive use. About Spawn 3 which you recommend, support is really questionable at times. I am let down by them and not sure where the high rating comes. React elevation is a sleeper a big one imo and preferable for outdoor use. In nutshell, I see some inconsistencies in terms of how some of the shoes are rated, would like to see you in action with any of them to actually make a better judgement.
Can you explain how that works? And does it go for all Nike shoes? I mess w the kyrie lows but I hear they’re TERRIBLE outdoors and I really only play outdoors lmao
I drag my toe a ton and I always make a big hole in my left shoe, they last like 2-3 months and it sucks. Thanks for talking about the toe dragging, hopefully the model 2g's will last longer on my feet!
Im thorn between adidas pro model 2g low and jordan zoom seperate XDR version..help me choose guys. I play mainly outdoor. Pro model 2g price is $60 while the jordan zoom seperate is $80..
@@yj637 you got a year of playing outdoor and think that ain’t great? Like some shoes are one and done outdoors. It took 7 months of near everyday wear to rub off the traction for me and that’s the longest outdoors I’ve went with a shoe.
i had an adidas clima cool low before. i had it for a long time so due to wear & tear, the whole outsole of 1 of the shoe fell off when i jumped when we were playing ball...ha ha ha...i didn't call for time out...i just stepped out of the court and changed shoes - chucks...ha ha ha...the anta GH 2 looks dope. thanks for the video.
Hey! Can I get the PF version of the 'Why Not' Zer0.4? Is it gonna be better? Or can I get the Jordan Jumpman 2021 for outdoor use? Is that gonna last? Thanks!
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Timestamps for video
Shoes not to get 1:45
1- why not 0.4
2- Lebron witness 5
3- Jordan one take 2
4- Jordan 35
5- pg5
6- Kyrie 7
7- Embid 1
8- Lebron 18
Shoes that are good for outdoors
1- Adidas pro boost low. 3:02
110$
Great durability
Lower than average cushion
Toe drags are fine
2- KD 13. 3:52
150$
Decent durability
Really comfortable
Really good cushion
Avoid Toe drags
3- Adidas Harden stepback 2. 4:56 80$
Great durability
Good cushion, bit thin
Shoes that are the best for outdoors
4- Nike renew elevate. 5:40
80$
Best cushion
Good durability
Be careful with toe drags
5- Adidas pro model 2g. 6:22
75-100$
Best if you do toe drags
Really great durability
Thick but great cushion
A little bit heavy
6- Jordan react elevation. 7:10
117$
Great durability
Thin but good cushion
Fine with toe drags
7- Anta gh2 or Gordon Hayward 2 7:55. 105$
Great durability, inner bottom might rip a little
Also Best cushion
Carefull with toe drags
8- wow all city 8 v2. 8:45
96$ on fumuji
Best durability
Great cushion but not that good if your worried about foot pain
Good with toe drags
Hope this helps someone
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@@The-Celestial yeah!
We need someone like this ngl
Thank you sooo much
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This the sole bro channel. The white guy ain’t coming back
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Yep, sole brothers become sole brother.
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He is part of some music company now
@@ilickballz5772 no he was making some mixtape with his gf and other friend. They were making vlogs and stuff
One important thing to note is that some of them "do not get list" will perform better if you get the XDR version.AJ 35 and Kyrie 7 have XDR options. They are amazing!
what is XDR
@@dnzdnf its a version of the shoe thats has more durability on the outsole.
@@dnzdnf Nike marketing name for their durable rubber , XDR= Extra Durable Rubber .
@@StMyka thanks😇
I’m getting custom pg5 and I but xdr how long would they last because I had some normal kyries that weren’t xdr and they are bald now
Pro model 2G is a tank them shits lasted me x4 the time of any other shoe even on gravel or super rough courts. Even with the traction burnt off I still used it jogging or skipping all winter.
Are the pro model 2G lows just as good as the normal highs, just cos the lows are slightly cheaper and more colourway choice.
hardens budget shoe is better than his main line smh.
Looking for durable outdoors shoes would you recommend the step back 2 for long term outdoor use
Facts!
@@j_igb0__273 yes definitely! I wish the cushion was softer but it really is a good shoe. Some heel slippage but if you lace tight you will be fine.Also The new bright colors they have are attention grabbers!
@@StMyka thanks man
Capping. The traction goes away quickly .
When you realise you find your shoes on this list
Haha I have lebron 18, played like 3-4 times outside since getting em, not really seen much wear on the tread
Kyrie 7s 💀
Kd13😎
Jordan react can’t handel toe drags I only played 2 outside on them but they can’t handle that
@Versatile Wolf maybe not but the bottom of my shoes are smooth like butter
Lol cushion is really important and my boy Sammy bounces in Kyries on the outdoor court
Kyrie's cushion wtf is that I don't think them 2 words have never been said back to back ever right? The Kyrie cushion department is closed at Nike due to...hell they never opened
@@rogstanton2525 😂 my point exactly
i do recommend wearing lebron 16 lows outdoor they’re very comfy and good at preventing shin splints
i rolled my ankle really horribly in those but that could’ve just been me
@@justinwade34 not just you, the LeBron’s are HORRIBLE outside
@@notused8091 nah ur just horrible outside
@@justinwade34 i did once. i think it’s just bc they’re so tall and like flat on the bottom
i used my lebron 16 lows outside for like upwards of a year and i only stopped because one of the air units finally busted
I've found that the best shoes to use outdoors are tennis shoes, like the kind actually made for playing tennis. They're literally meant to be used on concrete, so the durability and court feel is much greater than you'll find on any basketball shoe, except perhaps the Chinese brands using XDR for the outsoles. They're also great for toe drags since that's such a common occurrence in tennis. You should try a pair and see what you think!
ZoomCourt GP
@@kencarson666 Yeah they are nice but beware that they are extremely tight in the forefoot. I have a wide foot especially in the forefoot but still even for normal feet they are tight there. They are good but if you are a wide footer they are not for you.
Running shoes are also hella comfortable and I feel like help with your jumping
@@olus_balling they re low 9/10 times, so actually they re not very good.
@@itstime4crusade that's a good point
1st minute: "Nike & Jordan shoes are bad, they want us to buy us more", rest of time: "Nike is durable, Jordan is good"
Great list. I almost always play outside and I burn through shoes. I have always found Adidas to be the most durable brand for outdoor basketball.
Have you tried Nike XDR shoes? Only in Asia but the plastic is mainly for outdoor.
This makes me appreciate my Kyrie 4s even more. They are super comfortable and the traction with that crazy deep treads run across all directions lasts incredibly long. Served me over a year of very aggressive outdoor hoop. Just copped a new pair of Kybrid 2s, very excited to get them as they have the 4s outsole while also having some new cool elements
Kyrie 4s are good for outdoor your saying?and what about the kybrid2s
@@7_k265 kybrids are mixes of kyrie 5,6 and 7
I like how he says most people play basket ball indoor but most people have a basket ball hoop in their driveway
Lol
"Basket ball goal"
This kid plays fortnite, has yt in his name, and calls a basketball hoop a goal. Lmfao
@@achillesz I Mean he isn’t wrong it can also be called a goal but it isn’t common
@@clownman4982 Its not called a goal....
Sammy just easily burned through over $2K of premium Nikes for this video.
Drinking game: take a shot whenever he says damn
There aren’t any replies because people are too drunk to type
@@galacticsalt7336 lol
What
If man wanna talk durability kyrie 6s takes the cake like really. It's the most durable shoe I've had in a long time and even while the sole has become smooth in the forefoot it still has mad bite. Toe drags and everything is completely covered the only issue is the impact protection. The zoom is a little thin so not the best. However it gives excellent court feel and I mean excellent. Its super reactive too so u actually do feel it. I'm pretty heavy but they do do am excellent job in my opinion. Not to mention ankle support. I've never rolled my ankle in them ever.
I use my kybrid s2's outdoors and they are doing great as well. The sole is not damaged. I've played about 100 hours outdoors with those
What’s the background music used called when explaining the shoes not to get for outdoors?
I don't understand why people dislike these videos. I love what Sammy says helped me out alot before I buy shoes I watch these videos
They gotta bring back the D Rose 6's
Black Forces are actually a very good option for this. Basically any basketball shoe that is leather is built to be damn near indestructible. Puma Clyde all pro is a modern one
U out here playing in bricks.
@@shawndavis1480 leather upper shoes weigh only like 20% more 10 oz vs 12 oz if u can’t get up in forces u ain’t gonna get up by shedding a McDonald’s sandwich
Easy, just get 90's nike bball shoes or retros chinese brands like lining, anta and peak.
retro basketball shoes are very durable but the cushion, ventilation,weight isn't forgiving.
I can vouch for the peak lou williams underground....an outdoor goat
@@TREXHUNTERX the Jordan 12 and 13 are durable and have plenty of cushion with support than nowadays shoes for outdoors ball.
@@vh2712 Yes. Those are one of the best but If you're only willing to play outdoors with J's disgregarding the price.
@@TREXHUNTERX yes, Jordans are performing ball shoes and are meant to be worne down.
i bought the PG5s with the XDR outdoor outsoles & they've held up fantastically.
How often do you play outside?
are the jordans 36 good for outdoors because i've started playing out side
I actually wear the Lebron 18 EP’s outdoors. The EP’s have the XDR outsole and they’ve held up really well. Also any jordan retro is fair game
did you try the lebron 17?
EP are also wide foot friendly?
Jordan 14, LeBron 15, Jordan 8
Would love you guys to do a review of the Nike XDR outsoles, do they actually make it a lot more durable?!
I'd really like to know too, I was highly considering the PG 5s with XDR. There's a lot of good reviews for it but durability on the standard issue seems to be a problem for outdoor use.
I bought KD13 in Feb I've played for 2.5 months outdoor and sole is completely bold and one of the front zoom broke. Good shoe but just indoors guys!
such great advice to youngbloods man, gotta protect the feet if you're playing outdoors because over time ya joints just erode out there. good stuff my man
Thanks for this! Super helpful, especially the list of shoes to avoid outdoors with really soft rubber
Have all the shoes you mentioned, and best shoes to ball outside that will last, and I got for 45 dollars, is the pro 2g high top. Those things are tanks. Would put pg4s 2nd, those are great for outside, kd 13 are great too, but best in doors.
This video shows that Sam really use the shoes & play in them to give us authentic and honest review. 🙏🏼👍🏻
How
@@BDubb824 cuz they are all visibly worn down, by him. He’s able to tell you what he noticed from testing them on the court. There is also clips of it throughout the video. Just look at the soles he is showing you, they are worn down, cuz he used them, to make this…
Really needed this video man. Perfect timing too!
I just wanna say thank you to this legend cuz he once told me to get the pro model 2g.And i did.And its gucccccccccccci
For outdoor? Is it still intact, im looking for a good outdoor shoe
@@asdasdsadasasd it is a full leather shoe with a hard traction.Ive has it for 2 months now and it doesnt seem like its slowing down
I am 13 and as a younger person it still hurt when play when I basket ball on a out door court and my shoes don't have very much cushion. Make sure even if your younger were shoes with cushion when your out doors or your legs will hurt so much. PS: it may just be me but be careful anyway :]
What damian lillards shoes? i wass thinking about getting some
Funny. In Mexico is all the way around. We play most of the time outdoors.
Based on Sammy's and Donny's review (VII) of the KD Trey 5 VIII I copped a red pair and I play a lot of outdoor courts and the traction on these are unreal with very little wear. And the cushion is very similar to the Nike Renew Elevates, comfy. Haven't bottomed out yet either.
My current setup for outdoor use:
LeBron 16
adidas Marquee boost low
Being a heavy guy I really appreciate the excellent impact protection these both models provide.
Both outsoles are durable enough to serve a lot
Careful with those Lebron's, my pair's air pocket busted after a few weeks. I reccomend shock the 4.0 if you can wait a month or so.
Try the Nike zoom rize they are fucking killer for impact protection and amazing traction that’s super durable.
ME: *Wearing cheap shoes because they are good for outdoor*
MY FEET: "Why do you want us to bleed bro"?
I refuse to hoop in any other shoes besides my Birkenstock’s. Trust the process once u break them in they high key the best hoop shoes and they help you jump higher. I don’t even own basketball shoes anymore
I hoop in vans when playing out door 🤷🏽♂️
@@drobinson2x yessir
@@colindelaney3232 wtf 😂
@@kenai7080 ong bro it adds like 3 inch to my vert I stg
I’ve been playing outdoor nonstop in the New Balance OMN1S and I love it. Outsole is really durable and cushion is great. I’m going to stock up on that shoe because who knows when we’ll be back playing indoor!
Everyone I know says those shoes are high quality like Hyperdunks from 5+ years ago
@@voiceofreason2674 yeah I highly recommend them. All of my nike shoes have gotten trashed after a few weeks of playing outdoors and these continue to hold up months later.
i just bought the omn1 lows, any thoughts? i’m probably going to mainly play outdoor since covid isn’t going away soon
@@markhung4765 if u feel safe in low tops I think they should be just as high quality as the omnis hi tops. And I wanna say Nike still does make the best shoes but not at the price point for a regular outdoor hooper. My 2016 hyper dunks lasted forever and I got them for $80 one year after they came out
I bought the React elevation like 8 months ago and the pattern of the sole is totally flat know. I am upset with the durability of the shoe. Previously i had a pair of D Rose7 that lasted me like 3 years of playing and training mostly outdoors and the sole is practically equally worn out that the Jordans... if you play outdoors, personal advice, dont buy that shoe.
Imho you shouldnt even listen to this youtubers, they just paid to make us buy expensive brand shoes....
I like the black shoe behind you on your left. Can you tell me what shoe is it?
I got Kyrie flytrap 4 and I was pretty much stuck to using them outside as I didn’t fit in my other shoes and playing basketball for like 1 and a half hours in 2 days rubbed them off
I tore my calf playing in PG5s outdoors. I don't think the injury was solely caused by my shoes, but I do believe they played a role. Thanks for the vid!
I just picked up the Nike Cosmic Unity. It’s been great for outdoor play!
would be also great if heel didnt slip
The attack 2.0s last forever outdoors. Love them
Just a reminder JESUS loves you guys have a good day
Are the harden vol 4 good for outdoors
harden volume 4 are just bad lol
I only used mine around 10-15 times for solid ball runs and would say they definitely can hold up for the traction on paved courts, I like to use a lot of toe drags and half spins when I play and find the upper material as well as the foam to be on the softer side. the foam started tearing in spots where I do side drags after my first few runs and had me worried about the durability of it but I also didn't get as much tear from the toebox material which in terms of fit was solid since the lace system and material keeps your foot snug to the foot bed. but the thing that made this one hard to play with for me was the cushioning, It's not the worse system I've played with(curry's take those) but with how low to the footbed you are I find the foam to act more of a side panel to keep you in place rather than absorb the impact. my build is 5'11 ~200-10 lbs low on speed but high in strength so this shoe advantages are its light weight, "advance" lockdown system with lacing options, and stopping ability(on dry surface) is really good especially since the traction allows for minimal dust buildup. on the other hand the shoe can be demanding on the foot since you have less impact protection than necessary and the material depending on your playstyle can lead to a lot of wear and tear its a good shoe to keep in the list but I would keep this shoe to indoor courts if possible. I got these when covid started hoping to use them inside, I'm not upset about breaking them outdoors but I know they would've lasted longer inside. hope that helps
@@4eve-R thank man how long did the durability of the traction last outdoors and so for the price would you say that there worth it currently using jumpman 2020 outdoors and that lasted about a month
I have the Gila Monster color way and those are good outdoors I have played in them for about 3 and a half months in some competitive runs and the traction looks almost good as new but light strike bottoms out quickly and for indoors they are not great but they are a good outdoor option for sure if you are a Shifty guard or foward with great containment but the impact protection it’s okay until about the second month.
Nope. I had mine for like a month, played 4-5 times outdoor and the bottom webbing traction are already frayed and balding. Sauce_Mistr0 is spot on Ligthstrike cushion bottoms out real quick too.
Jordan SuperFly MVP Low is good too, been using it for 1 year now, still not dead yet compare to my other previous basketball shoes that I finished the outsole in 4 months
Anyone can explain me what he say's on 6:32 toe drive? toe drag? I got the Pro Model but I don't get it
Thanks for the list. Sammy could you review the Nike Air Max Impact 2 is a budget shoe from Nike some people are saying it's nice.
Thanks sam, as indoor is a no go lately this vid really help. My Lebrons, Kobes and KDs are just going back to the drawer until 2022 or idk.
Just got a pair of Nike fly.by mid 2s wondering if there good for outdoor use, is what I mostly do
I would recommend kd 9 they have a good ruber I'm using them for around 2 years and the outsole has good durability, the sole isn't the best
Is the nike air max impact 3 good for outdoors?
I’ve been hopping in crocs
I got the PG4 with xdr rubber ang I've been playing in it for 3 months and the outsole is still ok. The DON ISSUE 2 is a great performer for the price but don't use it outdoors.
bit too late but how are your PG4's doing in the outdoor hoops?
@@gabriel_trey5 I used it outdoors and the outsole lasted me 7 months, It just wore out a week ago
I recommend the Hoka One running shoes. It has double to triple the cushion of a regular shoe. It’s great if you have back and knee soreness. I have them in wide for better lateral support and wear an ankle sleeve to for added protection.
i used to hoop in those... but the traction and support really isnt there like a basketball shoe has it
@@philidor8114 I agree the support is nonexistent. That’s why I have them in “wide size” and also use an ankle brace. But I disagree on the traction. I might have a different version then yours because I’m going on 4 years with the same shoes and they still have bite to them.
... LESS you pay, better You'll PLAY. 👌🏼
Fr, I ain’t about to spend over 100$ on hooping shoes that would probably last like 1 gets minimum. I bought these kyrie flytrap 2s for 30$ at a bike outlet, and it’s so good.
Kyrie 6 was really bad outdoors I got a pair and used them outdoor cause I really liked them indoor but I blow a hole though the bottom in like a month
I disagree heavily about React Elevation considering also that I also watched your videos about the excellent rating of UA Anatomix Spawn 3. React Elevation has been great for outdoor , no remarks. Support, everything and materials stay even after extensive use. About Spawn 3 which you recommend, support is really questionable at times. I am let down by them and not sure where the high rating comes. React elevation is a sleeper a big one imo and preferable for outdoor use. In nutshell, I see some inconsistencies in terms of how some of the shoes are rated, would like to see you in action with any of them to actually make a better judgement.
The I had 2 pairs of PG5’s so I use one for outdoor and indoor my pg5’s are still holding up
If you do a Nike By you you can do a xdr rubber outsole
Can you explain how that works? And does it go for all Nike shoes? I mess w the kyrie lows but I hear they’re TERRIBLE outdoors and I really only play outdoors lmao
@@burneraccount5448 i think its only an option for a few selected shoes, but the xdr is basically extra durable rubber made for outdoor use
It is only for the pg 5 Kyrie 7 kd 13
Come on Sam, you ain't that Old man. You still got it!
Do you think that puma mb.01's are good for outdoor use
I drag my toe a ton and I always make a big hole in my left shoe, they last like 2-3 months and it sucks. Thanks for talking about the toe dragging, hopefully the model 2g's will last longer on my feet!
Buy hard court tennis shoes
for me my jordan why not held up pretty well for outdoor
Thanks for the good tips. Very helpful. A quick question, what shoes would you recommend for Rope jumping (use a jumping mat and also outdoor).
Just purchased the Harden Stepback 2
My Harden 3s were comfy, but the sole wore down pretty quick outside.
What courts you playing on? Magma basketball courts or wtf?
Is there a particular shoe you would recommend for a bigger guy? I'm 6'4 300lb currently. Play outdoor.
are any kyries good for outdoor basketball?
What about Kyrie 8? Any thoughts??
Thank u for the advice. I am gonna order the stepback 2s so u saved me 😅
Im thorn between adidas pro model 2g low and jordan zoom seperate XDR version..help me choose guys. I play mainly outdoor. Pro model 2g price is $60 while the jordan zoom seperate is $80..
i got the nike renew elevate amd bought them for €55! they are cheap, look great and feel really nice 10/10 recommend
Nike zoom rize is under rated and amazing outdoors.
i own it and the some of the rubber at the traction literally broke after a year otherwise its pretty good tho
Yea zoom rize is good and so is alpha dunk but neither holds a candle to the hyper dunk especially in its mid 2010s glory days
@@yj637 you got a year of playing outdoor and think that ain’t great? Like some shoes are one and done outdoors.
It took 7 months of near everyday wear to rub off the traction for me and that’s the longest outdoors I’ve went with a shoe.
@@yj637 I'm lucky if I get 6 months out of shoe
You should include Adidas n3xt l3v3l, very very not recommend for outdoor concrete court
Also there is big difference if you are playing on concrete or rubber courts.
Nice! Thanks for the review! What about the Under Armour Curry 8 and Puma Clyde All-Pro for outdoor?
Curry 9 flow? Is good for outdoor
Would the shoes that are bad for outdoor playing be also bad for casual use too or not?
I just bought witness 5 for indoor so thanks for advising me not to use it outside
What are those blue, white, and gold shoes in the background called?
What’s the best latest basketball shoes for wide feet? I want one that has been recently released and is from a big player like steph etc.
same
Lebrons have a good history with bigger players because of the cushion, but if you’re playing outdoors idk if the traction will last
Oh ok. But the tongue of that shoe hurts
Ua spawn 3 is the best wide foot shoe in my opinion. This shoe is super wide and comfy
Is the harden stepback 2 on sale or somethin that's why it's cheap?
kd 13s are not good after a while. start hurting lower back from lack of support
i had an adidas clima cool low before. i had it for a long time so due to wear & tear, the whole outsole of 1 of the shoe fell off when i jumped when we were playing ball...ha ha ha...i didn't call for time out...i just stepped out of the court and changed shoes - chucks...ha ha ha...the anta GH 2 looks dope. thanks for the video.
I have a question what about the Nike Jordan React Elevation PF
Thoughts on New Balance Two Wxy for outdoor??
Are the Nike renew elevate 2 and 3 as good as the one in the video?
What about Jordan Jumpman 2021? Also "Jordan Ultra Fly 3".....
Where can I get li ning all city 8 v2? (I'm from France)
Is the curry 8 good for outdoor basketball
If I play indoors with my kyrie 7 but I also walk normaly outdoors with theme, will they break ?
Hey! Can I get the PF version of the 'Why Not' Zer0.4? Is it gonna be better?
Or can I get the Jordan Jumpman 2021 for outdoor use? Is that gonna last? Thanks!
Kyrie 7s are the best for outside and inside. Even in rough cement it grips. It squeaks! From ph
How come I cannot find the KD 13 in the green/white/black colorway you're talking about?
Hey are Trae shoes goof for outdoor use
What if I just have a outdoor practice and I have lebron 18