Did not feel like my ankle was going to roll or was unstable at all. My foot felt incredibly stable in these, contrary to what some might assume based on the heel portion. Also, if you look at the shoe it might seem like it rides high, but when you put the shoe on you don't notice this at all. Right before the ankle collar you need to pull those eyelets a bit tighter than normal otherwise they might come loose. I'll give it an 8.5/10 - it's good, but not nearly as grippy as other Nike models I've worn before. Probably need to wipe a lot on dusty courts. Not as much bite as say that GT Cuts but shouldn't be surprising since that shoe is all about being able to stop on a dime. It works well, only slipped once on a pretty dusty court. Size 10.5: CP3.XII, Jordan 1's/Dunk Highs.
For comparison's sake heres other Nikes I've worn and my fit for them: Size 11: KD14 EP, GT Cut EP, Jordan 34, Kobe 5 Protro.
Size 10.5 was perfect for me as a wide footer. I actually went half a size down on these to 10.5 because Chris from weartesters said that the materials make it relatively stretchy with some give, and they broke in pretty quickly. Mind you these are the EPs which tend to have a slightly wider last due to the Asian market being more flatfooted. For the record: I'm playing primarily outdoor (no indoor gyms around me are open due to COVID) and I'm roughly 5'10.5" and 150 lbs.įit - I'm a size 10.5/11 flatfooter with pretty wide feet. They're marketed as a big man shoe due to all that cushioning and the hi-top cut, but I've been pleasantly surprised by these and really enjoy my time in them thus far. Initial Thoughts - Been anticipating these since last year when they unveiled them with the rest of the GT Series.
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