Nike’s Witness is a relatively new addition to the LeBron signature line. Conceived as a budget-friendly line, the first two installments of the Witness were run-of-the-mill shoes and they were average on-court performers at best.

The narrative for the Witness line changed this year with the release of the Nike LeBron Witness III. It came with tons of upgrades in terms of its tech specs as well...

Nike adds some flair to the Witness III with its release of the PRM edition.

The Nike LeBron Witness III PRM is still equipped with the same tech specs that the original Witness III came with. The story-telling herringbone traction pattern, the full-length Air cushion encased in a phylon midsole, and the molded micro-mesh upper are still packed within the shoe.

The newest...

In this review, we’ll be taking a look at Wilson’s brand new composite leather basketball, the Wilson Grip X.

The Wilson Grip X basketball features a cross pattern pebble for maximum grip and a high performance composite material with unrivaled grip and control.

Wilson markets this basketball as an extremely sticky basketball that allows players to have a better grip on the basketball.

Right off the bat, the Wilson Grip...

The first installment of the Nike Kyrie Flytrap was a secondary signature line that was an exceptional on-court performer. Will the Nike Kyrie Flytrap II exceed its predecessor in terms of performance?

Let’s start this review off by looking at the traction. As expected of a Kyrie Irving signature shoe, the traction is extremely good. Whether you’re in an indoor or outdoor court, you’ll stick to the...

The Nike Zoom Pegasus Turbo is the beloved Pegasus silhouette armed with upgrades for increased speed and comfort.

The shoe is equipped with a lightweight translucent upper made of Flymesh material combined with Flywire cables, providing a strong system of cables that hugs your mid-foot and arch for a secure, snug fit, while the heel collar angles away from your Achilles for comfort.

The highlight of this shoe is the...