Top 10 Men’s Pink Adidas Basketball Shoes for 2025

"Although Edwards has already been eliminated, as a 22-year-old, his performance this season has been quite impressive. I really like the way he plays, especially his dunk that left a lasting impression on me. That's why I decided to get this 'dunk' colorway and wanted to share my thoughts on it today. Personal stats: Height: 5'8'' Weight: 165 lbs Aesthetics: In recent years, there have been a lot of pink shoes released. At first, I wasn't a big fan of pink, but after seeing it more, I started to like it. This pink isn't too flashy; it has a bit of a 'dirty pink' feel, which makes it quite easy to pair with different outfits. I really like this color combination. Rating: 9.5 Upper: The upper uses a combination of rubber and a sock-like design, which Adidas has been favoring in recent years. I found it easy to put on, and the sock-like design fits snugly. The overall fit is more snug than I expected, and the support is also good. I really like the strength of this upper. Rating: 9 Midsole: I think the midsole thickness is just right. It doesn't feel like the center of gravity is too high when you put it on, and the response is quick. It's softer and bouncier than I anticipated, and it should work fine for heavier players. Rating: 9.5 Outsole: Since I mainly play indoors, I can't comment on the durability of this shoe. However, in terms of grip, it performs really well on indoor wooden courts. I think it's quite sufficient. Rating: 9.5 Overall, I would recommend this shoe for forward players looking for a good performance shoe. As for sizing, go with your regular size."lg...More

The Georgia Red Clay dunk colorway looks really cool. The inner bootie design provides excellent support, but it's worth noting that it does press against the top of the foot, which can be uncomfortable for some. I have a normal foot shape and felt some pressure on the instep, but I was willing to overlook it for the sake of the style. The shoe feels great overall—very soft and responsive, and it fits snugly. It performs well in games, with no issues during quick starts. The craftsmanship is decent too. If you like it, you should grab a pair while you can.lg...More

--- I recently got my hands on the Harden Vol. 8 in the Flamingo colorway and have played two indoor games and one outdoor game with it. Here's my in-depth review of the actual performance! ✅ **Personal Stats:** Height: 170 cm Weight: 132 lbs Narrow feet, size between 40.5 and 41 (I usually go for 40.5 in Nike casual shoes and 41 in performance shoes). ☑️ **Appearance:** Honestly, the real thing was a bit of a letdown. The side color looks a bit dull compared to the online pictures, which were more vibrant. However, the bright pink colorway is still super cool! ☑️ **Comfort and Fit (Sole Support, Cushioning, Ground Feel, etc.):** 1. The shoe provides excellent support, though the breathability is just average. It gives stable feedback during play, with minimal deformation. 2. The sock-like design offers great ankle support, and the lateral TPU adds extra protection, making it very stable against lateral movements. 3. The low-profile forefoot provides excellent ground feel, with quick starts and stops. It's perfect for agile guards or big men who need a responsive shoe. ☑️ **Performance:** The shoe feels even better than the previous generation. The midsole is soft yet bouncy, and even at 132 lbs, I can feel the cushioning. The shock absorption is top-notch, and it doesn't hurt my feet when landing. The grip on indoor courts is fantastic—very sticky and provides excellent traction. ❌ **Drawbacks:** 1. The pink color isn't very resistant to dirt, and there's a slight color difference compared to the online images. I'd recommend checking out the actual product before buying. 2. The forefoot is a bit wide for my narrow feet, causing some slight wobbling. I had to tighten the laces as much as possible to fix this. 3. The sizing runs large. I went with my usual Adidas basketball shoe size, but there's still some extra space. I'd recommend sizing down by at least half a size. ☑️ **Conclusion:** Overall, the shoe performs well both in terms of looks and on-court feedback. I'd recommend it for indoor use, as it tends to slip on outdoor courts with more dust. The bold, bright pink colorway is super stylish—who wouldn't love it? ---lg...More

"The pink Harden Vol. 8 is probably the most eye-catching on the court, right? [heart_blue] This is my second pair of Harden Vol. 8, and while it's a bit challenging to style for everyday wear, when paired well, it looks really cool and stylish. If not, it might come off as a bit unconventional. 🥇This is my second pair, and the comfort is just as good—soft and bouncy, with great traction and support. Jumps feel stable, and the court feel is better than the Harden 7. It's lighter than both the Harden 7 and the UA Embiid, contrary to what some bloggers say. The design looks bulky, but it's actually much more flexible than the Harden 7 and the UA Embiid. Buying a second pair shows how much I like this shoe. I think the craftsmanship is a bit better than the Harden 7, and the leather on the toe box is soft and comfortable. 🥈I have slightly wide feet and a high instep, and the Harden 8 doesn't pinch my feet at all, so it's quite versatile. I wear a size 41 in the Harden 7, but I went with a 40.5 in this one, and it fits perfectly. I recommend sizing down half a size. 🥉Although it's pink, it's not very durable—it gets dirty easily, especially the TPU material on the sides, which also tends to crease. However, it's manageable. The breathability is just average. I couldn't resist the pink color, so I got it! The white version also looks great and performs well, so if you like the design, don't hesitate. I think anyone who likes the look will love it."lg...More