Obviously, I’d recommend going with a pair of the Zoom Freak 1s that offer solid rubber throughout. In an age when we have performance reviews on 20 year old basketball shoes that out-perform modern day basketball shoes it leaves one scratching their head as to how they could have gotten things so right before and so… inconsistent - as time moves on. It was a guessing game each night as to what type of coverage I would receive out of the shoe and for that I just feel the shoe could’ve, and should’ve done better. Great on some clean floors, then poorly on other clean floors. They’d work well on some dirty floors, then poorly on other dirty floors.
What made them inconsistent is that these situations would happen on every court I played on. Other times I’d be spending more time wiping my outsoles than playing the game. When I play in shoes like this the best term I can use to describe it is inconsistent. It’s not the worst traction, but it’s also not the best. AND1: The Best Shoes of a Legendary Brand.Best Basketball Shoes for Power Forwards.
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