"The Sabrina 2 is one of the most famous sneakers out there right now, and they deserve the fame. They're pretty low-key, which we like, and they feel like they just stay out of the way so you can get work in. They are the stark opposite of old-school basketball sneakers that are too high and too stiff. The Sabrina 2 is super lightweight, low-profile,"
"While you want a basketball shoe to feel stable and not wobbly, a really flat or un-cushioned shoe doesn't feel great, either. These have just a little bit more cushioning that makes it feel almost as comfortable as a running sneaker. The cushion on the foot-side of the heel and tongue make it feel much more comfortable than some of the other options. They are lightweight and grippy for an improved overall game."
"Maybe you just want a straightforward pair of basketball shoes to get some pickup in without analysis paralysis. It is the Anta Kai 2 for you. They are low-key with plenty of room for ankle mobility but some added support up the heel. They are just plain reliable with good traction, support, and lateral stability. Most Extra Basketball Shoes This insane APL high-top sneaker is banned by the NBA, something APL is very proud of."
New York Liberty's Sabrina Ionescu helped design the Sabrina 2, a low-key, lightweight, low-profile basketball shoe that contrasts with old high, stiff models and fits most people. Steph Curry's Under Armour line, launched in 2015 and now in its twelfth iteration, emphasizes cushioning that approaches running-shoe comfort while maintaining stability, with padded heel and tongue and lightweight, grippy construction. The Anta Kai 2 provides a straightforward, reliable option with room for ankle mobility, added heel support, good traction, and lateral stability. APL's oversized high-top delivers an extreme, responsive midsole and breathability, and is notable for being banned by the NBA.
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