adidas Crazy Explosive Primeknit Men's Sneakers

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There’s not a ton of cushion here, but the padding Adidas uses gets the job done in almost all aspects. You may experience a bit of soreness after long runs, but you’ll typically stay comfortable. The impact protection is nice too, giving you support when you come down hard. Durability The following options are great shoes for those who like the Crazy Explosive but want a few different traits. Or you can read our best basketball shoes roundup for more options. 1. HOVR Havoc 3

The Crazy Explosive Primeknit is a great combination of comfort, durability, and performance. The shoe is on the larger side, but it justifies the bulk with its strong sole and flexible design. Few shoes will provide you with the same amount of stable cushion.

The adidas Crazy Explosive 2017 Primeknit retains the same setup as last year’s Crazy Explosive — full-length Boost with a soft TPU cage on the lateral side of the shoe while the medial side exposes the Boost. Like its predecessor, the cushion is beast-mode. Traction is one of the Primeknit’s stand out aspects. The outsole is not only durable, which helps you stop or turn on a dime, it’s quite grippy as well. The unique pattern on the bottom provides you with a lot of extra control, which is perfect for both defense and offense. Where many shoes only work on specific or clean surfaces, you’ll have no such issues with this model. The bottom holds up well on even the dustiest gym floors, and you won’t lose any grip when playing out in the elements. It’s a great choice for more versatile players. Comfort In addition to the stellar design and outstanding features of these shoes, they're also stylish enough for everyday wear, so you can change things up from time to time.

The biggest downside here is the ventilation. I highly value breathability in my basketball sneakers, and these don’t have much. You definitely get some upsides for the snug fit, but if you’re someone who sweats these won’t do anything to alleviate that issue. It has a snug fit and definitely sits on the stuffy side, which is something players who run hot may not like. Even so, the outstanding fit and feel are both worth it if you’re someone who wants to bring something a little bit different to the gym. Traction Though you might not expect it from the look, the Primeknit is a tough shoe. While the materials won’t hold up to the absolute best of the best, they still provide enough protection and power that you won’t mind playing with them in the gym or outdoors for extended periods of time. Absolutely. Adidas’ primeknit design and flexible construction combine to create a soft, flexible shoe with plenty of impact protection.

The third version of the John Wall,but because Wall no longer cooperate with adidas , the shoes did released last year, because the overall shape and design have reached the completion stage. So design director Jesse Rademacher decided to officially launch under the name of Crazy Explosive after adjusting the specifications this year.