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This colorway is a steal for just over seven hundred bucks—it's hard not to love it. I'd call it one of the best basketball shoes for actual gameplay this year. The fit is snug, the torsional support is solid, and the sizing is spot-on, so no need to size up. #Way of Wade 10 Miami Coast colorway.lg...More

After wearing the Wade 10 for a while, most of the positives have already been covered by others, so I won't repeat them. In short: this is, hands down, the best domestic basketball shoe so far! You can confidently go for it without hesitation! [Go bold] It's almost suitable for all positions, and it works perfectly for me at 209 pounds. The in-shoe feel is amazing, and playing basketball with these shoes is just pure joy! Now, let's talk about the drawbacks: The durability isn't great—it's not meant for concrete courts, but it performs excellently on rubber courts and indoors. From the sole picture, you can see that after nearly a year of use, there's not much significant wear. But please, avoid playing on concrete at all costs! [Crying] The high-top version can be a bit tight around the ankle. The solution? Just get the low-top version, thank me later. [Go bold] There's almost no arch support, so you'll need to replace the insole for a better experience. Without changing the insole, you might feel some discomfort in the arch. [Eating melon] From the sole picture, you can see a noticeable front carbon plate, which can be tough on your calves, especially if you don't have strong legs. It can really hurt if you're not prepared. [Crying] The overall design and style of the shoe are on point, and the issue of the carbon plate breaking, as mentioned online, is not a concern. If you see cracks from the hole, it's just the protective plastic film on the carbon plate that's damaged, which is no big deal. [RESPECT] Sideways stability is not an issue, so don't worry about that. [RESPECT]lg...More