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adidas Crazy Shadow - Men's
The adidas Crazy Shadow is inspired by the Crazy Light and is packed with technology like the miCoach® performance tracking system. The synthetic leather upper offers a light and durable fit, while the revolutionary Kurim Shell Toe provides unmatched toe protection. SPRINTWEB welded frame gives lightweight support and breathability. Molded EVA midsole boosts fit and comfort, and the TORSION® SYSTEM adds midfoot integrity. Non-marking rubber outsole supplies plenty of traction. Wt. 12.4 oz.
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Adidas shadow's shoe size runs narrow, is it the same for Adidas Ghost 2?
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Do these have suede on them?
Do these have suede on the toe part of them?
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Would you recommend any kind of insole for basketball shoes?
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Here are some tidbits about basketball shoes that may help you determine if the men's adidas Crazy Shadow shoe is right for you:
To handle the rigors of the game, basketball shoes must offer durability, support, stability, flexibility and shock absorption. Your personal playing style can make a difference in the type of shoe you'll need.
Power player
• Power players will want shoes with maximum cushioning and stability. You may have to play in a heavier shoe to get those benefits.
All-around player
• Look for shoes with moderate ankle support and cushioning
• There are many shoes to choose from. Almost all types are fairly lightweight.
Fast player
• Choose a lightweight shoe that offers moderate support, cushioning and flexibility
• Shoes with a lower-cut are often good choices
The construction and materials used in the midsole will impact the levels of cushioning and shock absorption and can affect a player's ability to explode off the floor.
Cushioning materials
* EVA/Compressed EVA offers lightweight cushioning, but not as much stability and durability. EVA can be compressed to make it somewhat more durable.
* Polyurethane (PU) is a more dense and durable cushioning material. It can add stability to the shoe, but also adds weight.
* Proprietary Cushioning Technologies are usually found in the heel and forefoot of the shoe and add an extra degree of cushioning without much extra weight
Motion Control/Stability
* Stiff materials are used in some basketball shoes on the medial or inner side of the shoe to reduce inward rolling of the foot
* Heavier densities of cushioning materials may also be used in the medial area to increase a shoe's stability. The midsole can negatively affect stability if the cushioning materials are too thick.
* Look for relatively thin layer of cushioning to keep your base of support low and stable
I hope this information helps you.
To handle the rigors of the game, basketball shoes must offer durability, support, stability, flexibility and shock absorption. Your personal playing style can make a difference in the type of shoe you'll need.
Power player
• Power players will want shoes with maximum cushioning and stability. You may have to play in a heavier shoe to get those benefits.
All-around player
• Look for shoes with moderate ankle support and cushioning
• There are many shoes to choose from. Almost all types are fairly lightweight.
Fast player
• Choose a lightweight shoe that offers moderate support, cushioning and flexibility
• Shoes with a lower-cut are often good choices
The construction and materials used in the midsole will impact the levels of cushioning and shock absorption and can affect a player's ability to explode off the floor.
Cushioning materials
* EVA/Compressed EVA offers lightweight cushioning, but not as much stability and durability. EVA can be compressed to make it somewhat more durable.
* Polyurethane (PU) is a more dense and durable cushioning material. It can add stability to the shoe, but also adds weight.
* Proprietary Cushioning Technologies are usually found in the heel and forefoot of the shoe and add an extra degree of cushioning without much extra weight
Motion Control/Stability
* Stiff materials are used in some basketball shoes on the medial or inner side of the shoe to reduce inward rolling of the foot
* Heavier densities of cushioning materials may also be used in the medial area to increase a shoe's stability. The midsole can negatively affect stability if the cushioning materials are too thick.
* Look for relatively thin layer of cushioning to keep your base of support low and stable
I hope this information helps you.
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