The sneaker features adidas 3-Stripes branding on the side and heel, while the shoe's tongue adorns James Harden's logo. Although its not unstable, the cushion is pretty soft so if you don't like that feeling boost gives you maybe try it on? Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).

Black White features the classic low-top adidas silhouette in a color scheme of Core Black, Footwear White, and Gray Six. If you liked or loved the V2, you probably don’t need to switch unless you want a little better traction. Also for the flat-footers out there: I'm flat footed so some shoes will hurt because they dig into my flat arch, a lot of flat footers can probably relate to this, but this shoe didn't cause that problem so you're good to go. I just tried the Harden 3 tonight, and they again hurt that same area on the side of my foot although they were better than everything except for the PG2.

It’s just the reality of getting older and feeling like I need a little extra cushioning on back to back days. Responsive Boost midsole cushioning means the more energy you give, the more you get and forefoot lockdown support is delivered through an integrated synthetic overlay and webbing system. My only complaint is that I’ve noticed recently the heel, where the Harden Logo is, slips occasionally on cuts where my heel strikes first.

I’ve been playing in them for almost 2 months now and I must say they are very comfortable and perform very well.The adidas Harden Vol 3 might not look like much, but its performance on the court is nearly perfect. A broad elastic band should help secure the forefoot while the high heel matches adidas’ latest design language. As many lows as Adidas produces, it’s weird how they haven’t quite mastered the fit in the ankle area yet…but to their credit they’ve come a long way from the CLB 16 though haha.

Wow just got these in and trying them on, they feel like the shoe I have been longing for sometime now. The upper features a deep, black hue complemented by white accents, creating a visually arresting sneaker. The sneaker's rubber outsole features a herringbone traction pattern for grip and traction, and a midfoot strap for stability and comfort. I know that new shoes feel a little rough at first, but I can’t even play for 5 minutes in some of the shoes I’ve tried without bad burning and pain. This is probably the most important aspect of bball shoes, if the traction sucks, I don't care what the rest of the shoe is like, it's prolly gonna suck.Ive tried the Kyrie 4 which was so bad that I couldn’t do anything after 5 minutes of just shooting around in them. The PG2 has worked ok, and maybe I should just give up and use them, but their has to be a shoe that’s better than these. Now that you had a chance to play in both the translucent and solid marble outsoles, what’s your take?