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Husband bought for men’s league and for alumni basketball games. He says you get what you pay for, comfy, durable, and nice support for the price. They certainly aren’t $100 basketball shoes with the best support in the world but they get the job done! Fit true to size.

I've had them all and this brand of show works well for me. I get a size abovey reg size because I have bunyuns so extra soon is appreciated. I use an aftermarket insoles too. Had another pair that lasted 2 years of basketball abuse lol so I have the expectations on these. Comfortable and secure fit with added ankle support.

I got these sneakers for volleyball training on an outdoor surface, and so far, they’ve been holding up well. They are true to size, provide solid ankle support, have good grip, and have great bounce. However, if you're buying these for high-impact sports like volleyball or basketball, I highly recommend getting a separate sports insole. The insole that comes with the shoe is extremely thin and offers no shock absorption. On my first day of training, it severely impacted my knees. Once I swapped in a better insole from another pair of shoes, the performance improved significantly. Overall, it's a great shoe—just be prepared to upgrade the insole for proper cushioning and support.

I took a chance on these shoes and it paid off. First off the shoes are true to size, they fit great. These shoes have a classic basketball style that I like. The price point was much better than other brands. Quality and construction feels solid. But only time will tell. I would buy this brand again.

I was in the market for a pair of basketball shoes that I could use for playing on outdoor basketball courts and possibly use for tennis(if they fit and provided the stability for that) when playing casual matches. I would wear dedicated Tennis shoes for a league or aggressive tennis match.I normally wear Kobe’s in size 7 for indoor basketball and volleyball. I’m really a 6.5 but have a slightly wide forefoot so 90%!of the time I just wear size 7 athletic shoes.For wise, the size 7 fits perfect. I replaced the insole with a Sof Sole Insert from Amazon as I do with most athletic shoes. The Sof Sole insert is thicker and provides greater cushion and support than the stock insert.So today I went to meet a friend to play tennis this morning and decided to try the new shoes. To put it mildly, I was extremely happy to see that they are incredibly comfortable to play tennis in. The traction is great, the lateral stability is great, they are lightweight compared to my Babolat Propulse Tennis shoes. I rely on speed and agility in my sports. I’m not big/tall but am quick and coordinated. In younger days could run the 40 in 4.2 seconds. Still quick and agile for my age.Are they the equivalent of say my Kobe’s? No, but close. The Kobe’s feel a little more quicker/efficient and laterally stiffer as a shoe and more stabile. The Peak’s feel better to my feet though comfort and impact wise though. Also, I should note that even though I know and acknowledge that the Peaks aren’t as stiff, lateral supportive or efficient in transferring energy to move on, especially on the first few steps, it didn’t matter in reality. It’s not like I was thinking damn I feel like I’m slow or can’t get to the ball and do the footwork to address the ball correctly.I am very pleased with these shoes, unlike other athletic shoes,‘I could play without any foot discomfort of breaking in new shoes, hot spots/blisters which is quite a pleasant surprise for me.As such I plan to purchase some more pairs in other colors. For the price point, performance and comfort(with the Sof Sole Insert), it can’t be beat!

I have wide feet (EE) and the sneaker is snug for sure so not a great option for wide feet people. Everything else about the sneaker is great.

These look nice, with lots of choices in colors, and the price is very reasonable. But in NO WAY do these compete with the name brand basketball shoes in terms of performance.The heal seat is good. It is supportive and balanced. My biggest issue is with the outsole at the ball of the foot, which is oddly asymmetrical, with more material on one side than the other. That causes my foot to shift to the side with less support as I put my weight on it. That could lead to an injury.When playing basketball, the sole feels more spongy than a basketball shoe should. If you using these for a casual stroll in the mall, you probably good. But if you plan to work out in these at the gym or on the court, I cannot recommend them.