same narrow/snug fit and similar bouncy forefoot cushioning (Harden’s kinda feel zoom-like) and both feel pretty flexible. I dunno if those wierd green polyurethane courts are popular in other places, but it held up pretty well on that court, lasted me 2 years, but I don't think it will hold up well on asphalt or concrete. Wait as always, these are very plain Jane and I can’t say the V3 are 3 times better than the 42 dollar V2.

Didn't have any problems here either, the great fit combined with a wide outsole means stability is good even with it being a super low-top.They look a little ‘takedown-y’ to me, more Alive LT/Big Fundamental Low, than Vol 1/2, or even CrazyLight Boost Low’s. Those sites like I noted earlier are horrible when it comes to getting your money back (I’ve heard horror stories). I have tried the PG2 also since they were cheap, and they have surprisingly had the least amount of pain. Trying half a size up should be ok but of course try loosening your laces first or wearing thinner socks .

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! It's not unstable, because it's a little more dense than the boost used in lifestyle shoes, so it's firmer and bouncier, I love it. Lot’s of BF deals this weekend, and I have my eyes on a pair of discounted 3’s but I haven’t pulled the trigger just yet. The adidas Harden Vol 3 might not look like much, but its performance on the court is nearly perfect. As usual with Adidas it’s best to wait for discounts, but it’s nice to hear thoughts from those who have a pair in the meantime.Btw Jordan brand you should have cross promoted the Aj 33 with the first man or Ryan Gosling if you really want to go hard with the astronaut idea. com, is a long-time sneaker fanatic and vintage sneaker lover with a deep passion for all things sneaker related. While the V2 was touted as having the “most Boost ever” (probably true), it really wasn’t all underfoot and it felt firmer overall than the V3 and 1. Wow just got these in and trying them on, they feel like the shoe I have been longing for sometime now.

In the short term I would advise going up half a size to a full size to accommodate your foot pain and double sock or wear moleskin on the outside bottom of your foot and add an aftermarket insole to add just a little more cushioning. I was really surprised by the measurements because I never felt the V2 ran high off the ground at all.rides atop full-length multi-directional herringbone traction that will be solid rubber on some colorways and translucent on others. Hey Nightwing, you mention D-Rose when talking about a shoe’s overall fit and the amount of force a player can generate. 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 lacing system is great, didn't have any problems, and the soft yet supportive upper combined with the padding inside means that this shoe wraps perfectly around my foot. It sounds like you have a foot problem that should be looked at by a doctor if you have that much pain. 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.James Harden, known as "The Beard," is renowned for his scoring ability and his time with the Houston Rockets and Brooklyn Nets. New with box: A brand-new, unused, unworn and undamaged item in its original packaging (such as the .