Top 10 Men's Basketball Shoes: KD Collection for 2025

If you have wide feet or a high arch, you might want to size up. The fit is snug and supportive, and once the air cushion breaks in, it should feel really comfortable. The torsional stability is decent, so if you're a fan of Durant, this pair is a good choice.

--- I'm 5'6'' tall and weigh 163 pounds, with wider feet. I've been wearing these shoes for a few days now, so here are my personal impressions. **Breathability:** The shoes feature a mesh design, which provides good breathability. They don't feel too stuffy even in summer, but they might feel a bit cold in winter, so they're more suitable for the current season. [Salute_blue] **Comfort:** The overall comfort is good. The mid-top design offers decent ankle support. I recommend wearing mid-calf socks, otherwise, the inner heel might rub against your foot. My foot length fits perfectly, but since my feet are a bit wide, the shoes feel a little tight. If you have wide feet, I suggest sizing up by half a size. [Thumbs_up_blue] **Performance:** The sole is thick with deep treads, offering great durability. The sole isn't hard, so it feels comfortable to wear, and it doesn't tire your feet during workouts. However, since the shoes are mid-top, they can be a bit tricky to put on and take off, especially with my exact size. Using a shoehorn helps a lot. [Smart_blue] **Aesthetic:** The overall look of the shoes is quite appealing, and the color scheme is fresh and clean. I personally didn't like the laces, so I switched them out, and it instantly improved the overall look. **Overall Review:** The shoes feel great to wear overall. They're light-colored, so they're not very resistant to dirt, but for the price, it's acceptable. If you're considering buying them, you can go ahead, but if you're not in a hurry, you might want to wait a bit, as the price could drop further. [Peep_blue] ---