While knits can be a hit or miss, when the material is able to mimic leather without the break-in process then that’s when it truly shines. What I'm trying to say is the full length herringbone traction is spectaculer, one of the best out there, but it is a little soft so will wear down a lot quicker outdoors. 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. Yep, it feels pretty good to the touch and not bad at all underfoot but real Boost has the little perforations/holes and nips on them.

I have tried the PG2 also since they were cheap, and they have surprisingly had the least amount of pain. Products shown, tagged or featured on YouTube by creators are sold by merchants and are subject to merchant's terms and conditions.Single layer mosquito netting will be the new flyknit unless they move factories to another country. 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.

The vol 2’s were great for me…except the forefoot boost felt a little more thinner than I like but a quick insole swap fixed that (adidas mods ftw! Great traction and a pretty good fit while keeping the shoe fun with Boost done right plus it’s light less heavy. Now that you had a chance to play in both the translucent and solid marble outsoles, what’s your take? They have three stripes on the lateral side and then 2 inches away theres the adidas logo on the heel.

No reason to pay full retail when these will drop and there are other great performing shoes for far less.