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adidas Harden Vol.4 Performance Review
The fourth installment of James Harden’s signature sneaker line with adidas has a lot of expectations to live up to. The adidas Harden Vol. 3 had amazing traction, excellent cushioning, and was definitely one of the best on-court performers that came out over the past year. Will the adidas Harden Vol. 4 rise to the occasion or was its predecessor just too good of a basketball shoe?
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Under Armour Improves on the 'Ideal' with the UA HOVR™ Sonic 2
Dubbed by Under Armour as the “The Perfect Blend of Cushion and Flex,” the UA HOVR Sonic 2 aims to provide a shoe to the no-nonsense runner. By combining cushion and energy return with flexibility. The UA HOVR™ Sonic 2 offers a smooth transition to make it a definite go-to shoe for the everyday runner.
Enhanced cushioning...
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Nike Zoom Rize Performance Review
The Nike Zoom Rize, is one of the latest Nike basketball shoes out on the market right now. It’s apparently the takedown model of the Nike AlphaDunk, the supposed successor to the Hyperdunk line.
The Zoom Rize has been the talk of the performance basketball shoe circles since it was announced and luckily, we got our hands on one to test out for ourselves.
Time to find...
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Toby’s Sports Performance Review: adidas Harden B/E 3
The adidas Harden B/E 3 is the latest installment in James Harden’s secondary signature line. The shoe is inspired by James Harden's childhood friends. It’s built with an adjustable strap for stability and fit, they feature a padded internal collar that aims to provide comfort. The Harden B/E 3 also features a herringbone outsole gives you the traction needed to stop on a dime.
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adidas Harden Vol. 3 Performance Review
The Harden Vol. 3 is the third installment of James Harden’s signature line with adidas. They’re designed with extra lockdown to for added stability and control with every move.
The adidas Harden Vol. 2 was a relatively solid performer, and the only thing that held it back was the inconsistent traction. Did the Harden Vol. 3’s improve on what was necessary or is it more of the...
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