Jordan Kilganon reviews the GAME1 Low - Blue Scorpion basketball shoes. He highlights the shoe's traction, light weight, and ...

Sunday Special: Low-top basketball shoes are becoming more common at the high school level, a trend that has trickled down from the NBA ...

High-top basketball shoes were the center of the basketball footwear universe for the last 35 to 40 years, a reign that coincided with Nike’s rise to power. It wasn’t until 2010 that low-tops ...

Low-Top vs. High-Top Basketball Shoes. Today’s game moves faster than ever, which is why low- and mid-top basketball shoes have come to dominate the market.

Not everyone thinks it's a good thing -- wearing a low-top shoe to play basketball. But Lakers guard Kobe Bryant doesn't care. He wanted a shoe that's light, low and fast. And Nike obliged.

The concept of a low-top basketball shoe offers a variety of different benefits in a world were high-tops traditionally have reigned supreme. For one, less material inherently means less weight.

This technical basketball shoe also offers a mid-top molded collar with a resilient Hyper Burst Pro™ sock liner and Skechers Hyper Burst® cushioning for an ultralightweight experience.

No. 6 - Li-Ning Way of Wade. Quite possibly one of the best performance shoes that is not widely available. Sure, they aren’t quite a low but they also aren’t much of a mid either.

The result was a low-top shoe that weighed just 11.5 ounces, the lightest basketball shoe ever. It was also the first Nike shoe to use the Flywire technology, which added durability to the shoe's ...

High-top basketball shoes were the center of the basketball footwear universe for the last 35 to 40 years, a reign that coincided with Nike’s rise to power. It wasn’t until 2010 that low-tops ...