Top Miles Morales Adidas Sneakers You Need in 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

This shoe breaks away from the conventional design philosophy of formulaic sneakers. The entire TPU component is exceptionally well-fitted, and the interior features a comfortable sock-like lining. The jet boost cushioning is both thin and bouncy, with a low center of gravity. The shoe incorporates a full-length, through-type TPU, showcasing the integration of a durable outer layer with the midsole cushioning technology. The craftsmanship, challenges, bold ideas, and innovations are all embodied in this design. The shoe-to-foot integration is excellent, with no issues of excessive rigidity or insufficient rebound. It doesn't feel stiff, though compared to the Harden 7, the Harden 7 has a slightly better performance in this aspect. The full-length cushioning technology in the midsole provides a more comfortable feel than the Harden 7, and the entry barrier for wearing is not high. However, it also has notable drawbacks. The weight of a single shoe in size 42.5 is 500 grams, and the sole is relatively soft, which raises concerns about durability. The thin, soft outer rubber layer of the sole is comfortable, and it fits well for both narrow and normal feet. It's suitable for forwards with good explosiveness who do a lot of running and jumping. However, if you're accustomed to the feel of low-cut, stiffer shoes, this pair might not be for you. Additionally, it's not recommended for people with larger body weights.lg...More

The shoes are on the heavier side overall, but once you put them on, the weight feels manageable. They're definitely more suited for power players in practical use. 😄 The fit is excellent, with a semi-bootie design inside, though it does take a bit of effort to get them on. [Feeling cool] As for sizing, the shoes run about half a size to a full size smaller. If you have a high instep, consider getting at least one size larger. [Facepalm] The ankle support is just average—a bit soft—and its effectiveness will really depend on how you perform in them. [Being cool] In terms of breathability, it feels just okay. There's a honeycomb design, but the material of the shoes doesn't make them very breathable. 👌 However, the shoes are incredibly stylish, and their good looks make up for everything. 😄lg...More